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[MrFlibble]

Originally Posted by Smiling Spectre

TDC

If TDC is TotalDOS Collection then I found some of the shareware stuff there among the files available at archive.org. Mostly these are Viper Software shareware sims.

I have no idea where the TotalDOS collection originates in the first place so I'd be grateful for some info on that.

[Smiling Spectre]

I see you in connection with old DOS games as long as I work with it myself - ten years at least - so I am surprised that you are not familiar with Total DOS Collection. I'll write you PM then.

[MrFlibble]

Originally Posted by Smiling Spectre

I see you in connection with old DOS games as long as I work with it myself - ten years at least - so I am surprised that you are not familiar with Total DOS Collection. I'll write you PM then.

Thanks for filling me in! Don't be surprised, I have very little interest in commercial games that have not been officially released as freeware and/or don't have any playable demos.

I don't worry about the preservation of those either, because it looks like everyone and their dog has a copy, legit or not.

Shareware and freeware games, especially obscure, are another matter, often poorly preserved and documented, if at all. TotalDOS looks useful because they do have demos and unregistered shareware among the rest of the stuff.

[Smiling Spectre]

Ok, understood.

Anyway, you always can found it on almost any torrent tracker, if you want.

[MrFlibble]

Hey, thanks a lot of finding these! It looks like a copy of the Flight Sim Toolkit World War II, which was a follow-up/add-on to the original Flight Sim Toolkit and included the latest updates for it, plus two stand-alone World War II themed scenarios. I thought that this add-on came on CD-ROM though while these appear to have been copied from two floppies.

[Smiling Spectre]

Check this, please? It definitely FST-related, but which one?..