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[Sebatianos]

Originally posted by Guest@Jul 19 2005, 01:43 PM
hey all , i got this game from other source's .... EBAY with max and sam hit the road , indiana jones and monkey island yeah and im loving it , i know u cant download it but for 5 bucks its quite good

You got a real bargin!!! I had to pay 40$ for the game archive (probably the same set of games), but I got it in a store some 10 years ago.

[Amayirot Akago]

I still have the original CD version of this game that came with the LucasArts Archives (an awesome collection containing LucasArts' best games, such as Sam & Max and Indy 4). Absolutely brilliant game with interesting puzzles The whole time travel aspect adds a great twist to the puzzles as well.

[blastradius14]

Yes, the games were awesome, especially when you have to think a little bit about how to do something. There is a site with some fan games that challenge your brain a little more than this one somewhere. Especially this wierd Herman the Hermit game.

[strangelove]

This has to be one of the best adventures of all time! Even though the interface is somewhat primitive the graphics still look great and have tons of detail and nice little touches. The plot though rivals monkey island for sheer brilliance, the way things change as you alter time is just hillarious and the characters are all memorable and charming in their own ways. It's a shame that it isn't available for download but if ever there was a game worth a fiver off ebay this has to be it!

[blastradius14]

Originally posted by strangelove@Aug 14 2005, 08:59 PM
This has to be one of the best adventures of all time! Even though the interface is somewhat primitive the graphics still look great and have tons of detail and nice little touches. The plot though rivals monkey island for sheer brilliance, the way things change as you alter time is just hillarious and the characters are all memorable and charming in their own ways. It's a shame that it isn't available for download but if ever there was a game worth a fiver off ebay this has to be it!

Primitive? Primitive? No, pong is primitive. Its interface was better than doom3 was when it was made. You know why? Because doom3 wasn't made back then. ( just for comparison) For a dos game at the time it was a good wonder.

This game's game within a game function is perhaps the best idea that Lucas Arts ever had.

BEST ADVENTURE GAME EVER!!! so many hours.... days... mounths...

RED GREEN BONES

[blastradius14]

Originally posted by TheChosen@Aug 21 2005, 06:24 AM
....or search from the other abandonware sites.
I know a couple of sites that has the Day of the Tentacle available for download.
*The distinguished members and admins start gathering weapons*
But im not allowed to tell you anything,sorry. :whistle:
*The distinguished members and admins calm down and hide their weapons*

Hey man. Don't even start talking stuff like this.

Just say: look somewhere else on the net, and no I cannot help you.

Y'know the last time they were going at us :whistle:

It took me a little while to figure out how you got Laverne's way back to work...

[DonCorleone]

Originally posted by DonCorleone@Mar 8 2005, 05:59 PM
Here you can download a trailer of dott2. To me it looks quite amazing for a fan game...

Modified by Omuletzu
Reason: Direct linking to sites that host warez(10 Mb that's a little too big for a trailer...)

:blink: Pardon me, warez ??? Back in the days I just watched a trailer of DoTT2.

Didn´t know they hosted warez. But considering the fact that the site isn´t reachable

right now, you may be right. So sorry for the trouble I might have brought to the

board.

Still hoping you´re not right and there will be the second DoTT in the near future.

The trailer really looked good. Even if I have to admit that 10mb are a little huge for

it...

didn´t recognize this fact.

EDIT2: Well and here some proof from a well known german computer-games

magazine: http://www.pcaction.de/?article_id=334220



Sorry again...

EDIT3: Checked it again. As far as I can see, the trailer is set to high quality and you

need a divx-codec to watch it. So why you state I was postin warez-links... :blink: it

might really be as big as it is... and no you can´t play the first part by watching this

demo...

:help: STILL HAVE IT!!!! Its true, box, manual, 3.5 disks--all in great condition! Problem, dos games + Windows Xp dont usually go well. Anyone from old school remember "Prompt $p$g, buffers=x number" and that stuff so I can get it to run?

[A. J. Raffles]

Originally posted by Silus@Nov 9 2005, 09:22 AM
:help: STILL HAVE IT!!!! Its true, box, manual, 3.5 disks--all in great condition! Problem, dos games + Windows Xp dont usually go well. Anyone from old school remember "Prompt $p$g, buffers=x number" and that stuff so I can get it to run?

It should run beautifully in ScummVM, though. Have you tried that yet?