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Remembering DOS-era gaming (giant jpg)
Remembering DOS-era gaming (giant jpg)
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Really cool. Warms my heart to see Theme Hospital making the list.
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Thats the most comprehensive list of good Dos Games I have seen in a long time. The only one I would have added is Their Finest Hour by Lucasarts, since it revolutionized aircombat games a year before Red Baron was released. But being Lucasarts, it died to obscurity.
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fastbilly1 wrote: But being Lucasarts, it died to obscurity.
I don't know about that...LucasArts games continue to be some of the least obscure classic PC games.
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Let me rephrase then, it wasnt a Star Wars or SCUMM game so it died to obscurity. All of their old military games are relatively unknown. If anything they are known for inspiring Xwing/Tiefighter.dsheinem wrote:fastbilly1 wrote: But being Lucasarts, it died to obscurity.
I don't know about that...LucasArts games continue to be some of the least obscure classic PC games.
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wow, JT thank you! I'm gonna print this thing out and consider it a crash-course. 
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Heretic - WTF?
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This is a winner, it didn't miss any of the consummate classics at all. Death Rally, Wacky Wheels, Raptor, ZZT, Magic Carpet are all there.
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Man, when I was in high school I was pretty obsessed with DOS games. Even though it was the 2000s, I used to buy Apogee games on floppy disks from the 3D Realms web-store. I also remember that at that time, it was common to find old DOS titles in bargain bins in any store that sold computer games. Truly a good time to be a DOS gamer. I had a 486 that ran DOS and when it booted up, I would have it say "What is thy bidding, my master?" instead of just showing the drive/directory.
My all-time favorite DOS games had to be the Commander Keen series I played/re-played all of them. Though LucasArts adventures were pretty awesome as well.
My all-time favorite DOS games had to be the Commander Keen series I played/re-played all of them. Though LucasArts adventures were pretty awesome as well.
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There's an 80mb jpg of an overworld from one of the Ultima's somewhere around here...

