does somebody know these two games?

does somebody know these two games?
Goods in former times my favourite
games.
With the program dosbox these run now again.

Tower:



and

4D Sports: Driving (Stunts): (The best driving and track editing game forever!!)







Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/02/2004 07:04PM by sts.

4d driving!! i used to love that game!

Sim

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OMG!!! Someone else knows STUNTS!! :|

I used to play that game 24/7 when i was a little kid against "bernie" if i remember who was the fastest guy

Your right it had the best track editing tool ever! and six maps to play it on. Also ones of the first games to have a reply tool as well and a huge choice of cars (although i remember the audi quattro never worked on mine)

The indy car and the porsche were insane, as was that huge city track that took me hours to find my way around

Man i loved that game especially managing to ride along those "islands" that you could put in the middle of the road

ahhh stop, im becoming all emotional!



(oh yeah and i also remember playing it when whenever you had to play it said "enter word on line ** on page *** of the manual" and all i ever did was smack enter and it worked )

btw where to get this program dosbox from?

dosbox URL:
[dosbox.sf.net]

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ChrisB schrieb:
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> (oh yeah and i also remember playing it when
> whenever you had to play it said "enter word on
> line ** on page *** of the manual" and all i ever
> did was smack enter and it worked )

I have a runme.com without any password question..



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chris, its in "dosbox" because the os is linux

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tux Wrote:
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> chris, its in "dosbox" because the os is linux
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DosBox allows you to use DOS games that didnt work under XP also


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Transarctica works not yet.. hmh..

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/02/2004 08:05PM by sts.

[www.the-underdogs.org] some great abandonware games there

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STUNTS!!!!!!!!!

oh my god! did i have some fun with this game!

i used to drive the indycar all the time, and i made my own track in wich for half of it you were driving upside down.

ahh the memories.

i might be able to get into indycar racing 1 (papy) using Dosbox... woohoo! just gotta remember wich program i used to open old ms backup files... i know i can do it i done it before on XP

ChrisB Wrote:
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> (oh yeah and i also remember playing it when
> whenever you had to play it said "enter word on
> line ** on page *** of the manual" and all i ever
> did was smack enter and it worked )

Ah, they were the days. Used to drive me insane though

The best were those sheets with tiny bright yellow codes on that you couldn't apparently photocopy. Suprisingly, if you copied a copy a few times enough was readable to have a good chance at being able to play within about 3 goes.

lol i unstalled it without the dosbox thing, aaah still as good as it used to be

Espcially that track called "cherries"



Love those round tunnels with the walls in the middle

yeah i downloaded it and played it, its so old lol

i trying to get indycar 1 to work now, but its on 7 floppy disks AND is backed up by MSBACKUP when i was running windows 3.11

i was actually quite surprised to find the stunts comminty "alive" there were quite a few sites with people still sharing their tracks, you can even download track packs with over 300 tracks :|

Yeah I remember STUNTS. I used to have hotlap comps with my mate on homemade tracks. For years it ruled my life

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Isn't it strange how games don't capture people as much these days. The internet maybe as an alternative form of entertainment, or just that modern games aren't as original?

Glyn Wrote:
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> Isn't it strange how games don't capture people as
> much these days. The internet maybe as an
> alternative form of entertainment, or just that
> modern games aren't as original?
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there is more of the same thing now days

Transport Tycoon Deluxe took many days of my life. Its soo addicive.

Sim City 2000, lol, that was class


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