So very cool. Thanks!
I thought that game was called Hard Drivin'?
Race Drivin' is the sequel to Hard.
And is so very, very good!
Might you be thinking of Stunt Island?
Longshot... but anybody have any idea how to install the Good Ol' Chessmaster 8000 on windows 10?
Launching setup as xp program doesn't do the trick
I would probably either try Win98 in a VM, or a DOSBOX Win98 install, and install it on one of those.
I would probably either try Win98 in a VM, or a DOSBOX Win98 install, and install it on one of those.
Thanks. Solved it already. Found it on abandonware, install was a breeze. I can ditch the CD's
Men... what a world we live in. As a kid I helped my father with punch-card when he could book some time at the mainframe of the university. Taperecorders, 5 1⁄4-inch floppies, RS232 cables.. and now I download a CD while my kids stream movies in 4KHD at the same time.
O tempora, O mores
I can ditch the CD's
Well don't do THAT.
Peoj Snamreh wrote:I can ditch the CD's
Well don't do THAT.
You are welcome to come and pick them up over here in Sweden.
CV-19 restrictions are pretty mild here and the death-toll seem to be not as severe as in other European countries over here (though you can prove anything with statistics).
After toying with the idea for at least a year now, I just placed an order for an OSSC and SCART cables for my Master System and SNES. It's more than I wanted to pay, but it'll be worth it to play on original hardware again. I also do some casual speedrunning, so that makes the original hardware even more important for me. Unfortunately, the site said shipments could be delayed by up to 6 weeks due to COVID, so I might have a long wait. Oh well, I'll get a nice surprise in the mail when I least expect it.
Man, I really liked Metal Marines. I greatly enjoyed launching missiles and such. I guess it presaged Tower Defense games a bit.
How not to repair the battery in a classic game:
At least they had the sense to move it away from the silicon.
Yeah, no damage done there, probably, just loss of save games.
A generation 7 setup. Heck yeah. Pre kids consoles.
The other day my brain remembered this PC puzzle game in 5th/6th grade installed on our school computers, Kye. Two seconds later I found an online version. Still a good puzzle game!
With all of this PS3 store going down made me look into the PS3 CMOS battery. What a pain to get at that battery.
The other day my brain remembered this PC puzzle game in 5th/6th grade installed on our school computers, Kye. Two seconds later I found an online version. Still a good puzzle game!
Neato, I love games like this. Never heard of it either.
With all of this PS3 store going down made me look into the PS3 CMOS battery. What a pain to get at that battery.
It'd be nice if Sony patched out the need for a handshake (validated time) upon the inevitable PSN server shutdown. For PS3. For PS4. They probably won't. They'd rather we get the latest hardware, at this time a PS5, and subscribe to PS Now. We're beholden to CMOS longevity it seems.
This is making me think I should replace our PS3 CMOS battery, to safeguard prolonged access. That or look into whatever a jailbreak is.
Some randomness brought triplane turmoil into my mind. Started playing it.
Kind of want a better version of it.
That and zoombinis. But watching a video was enough for that.
JohnKillo wrote:With all of this PS3 store going down made me look into the PS3 CMOS battery. What a pain to get at that battery.
It'd be nice if Sony patched out the need for a handshake (validated time) upon the inevitable PSN server shutdown. For PS3. For PS4. They probably won't. They'd rather we get the latest hardware, at this time a PS5, and subscribe to PS Now. We're beholden to CMOS longevity it seems.
This is making me think I should replace our PS3 CMOS battery, to safeguard prolonged access. That or look into whatever a jailbreak is.
Too bad that there is a pretty hard cut off with the second half of slims and super slims.
SAGA FRONTIER REMASTERED is on steam.
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