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[Smiling Spectre]

Very interesting! I recommend to found reliable file storage server and use it (games from ISO cellar can give you idea what servers are used usually). I, personally, using Google Disk for temporary storage.

Then create appropriate theme in the ISO cellar (if you found permanent file storage), or here (if it will be temporary one) with link to your CD-image. I will check the game for you then.

P.S. Can you make CD-images at all? If not - get Daemon Tools Lite and create image with it, in MDS format. It will give you two files (image itself and structure file) - we will need both.

And don't use ISO, please. This format cut out too much CD-features, so can be harmful for resulting image.

[marko river]

Actually, I don't think creating topic in ISO cellar is possible for him.

@Philipk: upload CD image it to any file hosting site as Spectre said and post the link here. I will take care of the rest. Also, if you are able to scan the CD box or CD itself in a scanner, so we can have nice pictures how everything looks like, I will add those as extras too.

@Spectre: sooooo if we advise people not to use ISO as image format, perhaps the name "ISO Cellar" is not exactly appropriate?

[Mystvan]

Originally Posted by marko river

@Spectre: sooooo if we advise people not to use ISO as image format, perhaps the name "ISO Cellar" is not exactly appropriate?

Greetings from Poke-man, Bonk! Bonk! Grand Micronaut marko River. ........

I know it is none of my business...

Well, maybe the name of Forum The ISO Cellar is just generic, since it “stores” game images in the most varied compatible formats.

I think the name got “popular” just like MP3 and ZIP even though other formats have surpassed in popularity like RAR.

Well, but who am I in the Grand Masters contest, one with Spectral powers and the other with Microcosmic powers...

[Smiling Spectre]

Originally Posted by marko river

@Spectre: sooooo if we advise people not to use ISO as image format, perhaps the name "ISO Cellar" is not exactly appropriate?

Actually, yes. But a) it's "historically" right name, and b) as Mystvan noted, "ISO" is general name for image, not exact disc format.