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[Fawfulhasfury]

I'll download it and see what I can do to it :evil: , uh..., :whistle: I mean with it. :whistle:

I don't know if this happened to anyone else but for some reason I couldn't save games, it kept asking me to save in the Saves folder and wouldn't be capable to do it and offer me the choice to just keep playing.

The solution is pretty basic and you might have guessed it by now. create a folder named Saves. I think it would be cool if that info would be in the description. Then again it might just have happened to me.

Great game. I really wanted this game at the time but all I had was a Genesis. Very well planned, fun to play (some great jokes in it). Thanks for hosting it

[wormpaul]

Just my Compliments To KOSTA :Brain: :Brain:


I dowloaded MDK with a speed of 240 kb/s all the time...

Loving it

[JJXB]

are the patches i uploaded in the archive as well?
and i wrote something different as a note at the bottom:

NOTE – it always asks for the cd in the lowest cd-rom drive letter available on your system, no matter what cd-drive you installed it from. To solve this, install and run the d3d patch and see what drive mdk asks for a cd in. then download daemon tools from http://www.daemon-tools.cc and install it. Then create a virtual cd-rom drive with the drive letter that mdk asked for the cd in. then mount the mdk cd-image in that virtual drive and run the game. It should then load up.
EXTRA NOTE – I advise running the d3d patch instead of the normal executable if your using windows xp as the normal executable may not be compatible with windows xp but the d3d patch works with windows xp. If you also try the force feedback patch, run the “mdkd3dff.exe” file for windows xp as more compatibility is guaranteed

[Fawfulhasfury]

Uh Oh. It must be the patch isn't there cause I can't get it to work either.

[Tom Henrik]

Originally posted by JJXB@Dec 5 2004, 04:31 PM
are the patches i uploaded in the archive as well?
and i wrote something different as a note at the bottom:

When Kosta gave me the review, that note wasn't there.

However, I played the game with an open CD-rom, so the game didn't need any CD.

[Fawfulhasfury]

whats an open CD rom?

[Tom Henrik]

That is what happens to a cd-rom when you remove or insert a CD. First you must open it.

This game is very good! It does not need a fast machine to run (runs fine in 200MHz or less), has very good graphics (although they are a little simple, they had a very good visual effect), has a good and fast action... There is also a level where the floor is a mirror.

It is very fun to play it.

BTW, there is (or there was) a patch to allow in-game save.

[JJXB]

d3d patch incorporates the savegame fix