<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Japofran @ Jul 27 2006, 04:01 AM) [snapback]245364[/snapback]</div>
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Man, when I started reading your post I though you were being ironic, but after having read it I leaned towards thinking that you're lazy! LOL Please dispel my uncertainty.
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You didn't quote anything so I don't know which one you were talking about here. If you're talking about me when I said:
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You know, what I'm waiting for is a system that will take a zipped archive, mount it, load it, and run the relevent executable all in one so that DOS games can be as easy to run as a console emulated system. I know that's not exactly realistic at the moment, but still would be cool.[/b]
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...no I wasn't being ironic or funny. I really think that would be cool. I'm thinking of people who never used DOS but would still like to play the cool games of yester-year. You know, like our kids one day. (Personally, my kids are still to young but one day...)
Infact, cooler still would be a system that would wrap a DOS archive into a single XP compatible executable (and datafile) and take all the work away from newbies. Esentally all you'd have to do is double-click and play. Either that or make a DOSBox executable package that was a DOSBox executable set up to load and run a game that you just drop into the directory and go. Actually, that might be possible. I'd have to look into it.