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Added on October 25, 2011, 4:51 am

Good ole' point and click adventure game. Sadly this genre is dying today.

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Retail version can run on modern PC? Or you just want to collect them for collection purpose?
If you don't mind DD with no DRM, then this place is for you to start your hunting:
http://www.gog.com/
http://www.dotemu.com/en

All of the games there has been configured to run with modern PC, but still some of them need a little bit tweaking on your own; especially with games emulated by dosBox. And also there's some games that can't run with Windows 7 (but very little). So if you want to make any purchase, make sure you check the system requirements and if you can spare little time, do check out the specific thread for the game that interest you at their forum so you can take note of what possible problem that you might encounter. This is the disadvantage of old game, sometime it doesn't run properly on modern system but i can tolerate that

old games used to be creative and not so much about money anyways.
In today's world it's all about budget and time, that's why there's so much crappy games today.
because of money, developer's don't have the time to polish and make good games. ( excludes big players such as blizzard )
MDK and dungeon keeper will always be on top of my old games list, they were perfectly done and was ground breaking at that time.
mdk took like 4-7 years ? to develop with just 2 guys workin on it, developer + music composer.

This is funny video, but i sense some kind of elitism..

During the good ole' days, i remember Ubisoft released free DLC for POD. The game originally came with 8 cars and 16 tracks from the OEM version, but later you can updated it to version 2.0 / Gold which added another 15 vehicles and 19 tracks. And also Ubisoft released free vehicles and tracks at their website, so total of official tracks for the game was 35 and 44 for vehicles. That was huge number for a racing game even in today standard. That was still not included others unofficial and fan made car and track. All of 'em for free.

This game for me deserve a HD remake but knowing how video game industry work this day, i expect there will be very limited amount of vehicles and tracks for retail product and those additional stuff / DLC will be released in several package with each one cost at least $10... and also with all those DRM.

mechwarrior became a freeware.

by the way, Fasa studios has merge to a bigger team under microsoft game studio.

wah that 3dfx MMX game, one of my favs from the 90s i still play it occasionally today on win 10 with nGlide wrapper and upscaled resolution. the gog version damn buggy and not a good release.

i doubt Ubisoft would remaster a 20 year old game, even if they have the source =/ but it's cool that others like Rollcage have new remakes inspired by them like GRIP. or racing ghosts uploaded on the internet in Distance.

i guess we all have the MMX OEM bundle version. i wonder if anyone would've bought the original version with big box. if so i would love to buy it from you if you still can find it lol.



sorry for the ancient necro lol.

sorry 4 another round of necroing but dam that 1st NFS is still the greatest today

sorry 4 another round of necroing but dam that 1st NFS is still the greatest today