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Crusaders of the Dark Savant I tried that on several occasions. Wow! I have the clue book (179 pages!) and I still failed. That thing is big and complicated. Wow! again!. Lol same here. I even got some FAQs in 1998, about 2 MB written in text (!!), cant remember how many hundred pages there were. A...

Joyeux anniv ^^

Being a totally lazy guy, the thing I hated most about ranged weapons were to pick up them and put them back into inventory, again and again

I have a feeling we may have done (me and my dad), since there was, of course, no Internet back then, and we didn't have any kind of guide book. I can't think of any other way we might have got help, therefore, since none of us knew anyone else who played it (and apart from on here, I still don't, ...

I had an AMIGA too and I bought a version of Dungeon Master which contained the 1 MB RAM extension. I know it like I bought it just yesterday. :P I never saw the 1MB version of Dungeon Master, actually I am glad in case it ruined the enjoyment of playing on my ST! That happened when I played Populo...

Ermmm well my Spanish is awful so lets try to find someone from Spain or Mexico

Ok Im quite sure many of you have watched Conan the Barbarian so you'll probably recognize this music :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJxQjvQVAds

For Ameena, here is a mp3 link to a different version:

http://albacarma.free.fr/images/como%20poden.mp3

Im already having headaches about the DDD and I havent finished DM yet !!

I was very excited to find the DM forum, and knew I would definitely play the games again. But I have to admit a part of me was a little bit worried. I thought "maybe I start playing, am bowled over by nostalgia, but then after a few levels that wears off, and I abandon my game and find someth...

Jan wrote:I've just finished Loom (once again), and started playing Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis (I must have finished it five times before). I love the old LucasArts' adventures.

Rah Im gonna have to play it again, kinda missing the lovely Sophia

Ohhhhhh that hurts. Damn man, I do feel sorry for you :( That good, eh? Maybe I should look into them sometime. I don't know how I missed them, I had 30+ FF books, plus Dungeoneer and those background books. Shame though, even if I got them now it would not be the same as reading them when I was yo...

oh_brother wrote:I don't know how I never heard of Sorcery books before, I would have eaten them (not literally) as a kid if I had heard about them.

Ohhhhhh that hurts. Damn man, I do feel sorry for you

My buddies used to play on a hacked version of DM. Which killed our whole party midway through the 2nd level. Of course the first times we didnt really know what happened. Thought it was some in game thing we did wrong. So we ended up not eating any screamers part for several weeks because one of us...

Hi there Guigui and brother ^^ Nice to see another countryman up here and another fellow RPGer

Thanks for the kind words everyone.

I'm gonna have a look at some older threads so I hope you'll not be mad at me for ressurecting some of them

+1.

Ok Im still stuck somewhere in the swampy area but so far, I've liked the whole storyline, the combat system, and the naked girls of course :p

Hmm I dunno about you folks but reading and watching stuff about Appolo XI made me think about the time when I did send myself men to the Moon. Ok so I wasnt really at Houston, but hey who says life is fair ? :) Anyway, some of you might have probably played that great Space strategy/management Inte...

lol Beo I had to switch to my other computer because I had some troubles with the laptop hence the unfinished review ^^

And to be honest, I dont remember much of the stories of the straight fantasy FF. I might read again some of those in a near future though

A couple of thoughts about some gamebooks: - Fighting Fantasy : since zillions of them were published, you'll more than likely read one of those.They do share the same set of rules, and in few cases the same fantasy setting (the world of Titan), but that's about it. There are Sci-Fi books, horror bo...

Yeah I suspect DIII will be out around Christmas though I wonder how and when they're going to release Starcraft 2 then

Didnt check Overlord2 yet, I'll be waiting for your review

* Linflas: hehe oui, je vois ça^^. Tu as dû surement connaitre Tilt et Gen4 et peut être trouveras tu ton bonheur ici : http://www.abandonware-magazines.org/download.php?num=326 . Rahh j'avais oublié Sapiens :) * Ameena: well, Im not on D2 anymore, waiting for D3 (cant believe Im waiting for another...

I agree as well the Hotel chase sequence was/is terrific. Especially since you spend half your time under the fear effect :) I'm gonna check the Dunwich movie. I've never heard of it before. Another movie you might want to watch is the Call of Cthulhu (2005). I found it very interesting, and though ...

Most of Lone Wolf books are available for free on this site: http://www.projectaon.org/en/Main/Books . A must see for gamebooks fans :) :shock: Wow! Another LW fan! I mean, you aren't a member of http://daziarn.proboards.com/index.cgi, are you? Oh not at all but thanks very much for the link Jan, I...

Well, I 100 % agree with you Gira Dark Corners is really terrific. It is a must have for any Cthulhu fan, and for any horror-action game fan as well. The best thing about this game is that having read the book do not spoil at all the whole gaming experience, I would rather say it enhances the whole ...

Welcome, Narjhan! Heh, I kind of share most of you gaming experience. :D Dune, Wing Commander, UFO, Ultima, Monkey Island, yeah! I would come to his house even when he wasnt there, telling his grandma that I had work to do blablabla LOL, I know this, although I know it "from the other side&quo...

Yup Linfl there was indeed a gap in gameplay and difficulty between the Amiga and Atari version (not to mention graphism and sound :D). From memory, the joystick action scenes were easier on Atari. That was the only flaw of many Cinemaware Amiga games imho: you would prolly break zillions of Speedki...

Most of Lone Wolf books are available for free on this site: http://www.projectaon.org/en/Main/Books . A must see for gamebooks fans :) I was lucky enough I think to discover those books at the peak of their popularity (early to mid 80s I would say). My first ever was the House of Hell (Fighting Fan...

Ok here my 2 cents: - L' Aigle d'Or (Thompson MO5): my 1st game ever so :) - The Goonies (Atari 800XL): I can still see myself and my buddies spending long saturday afternoons trying to solve the various riddles/puzzles. Took us weeks to finish the game. - The Last Ninja (C64): my cousins in Bordeau...

Ok so apart from DM and CSB I usually play Defender of the Crown once in a while on WinUAE, UFO, EOB 1,2 and 3 on DosBox. But Im gonna try Syndicate again soon for sure thanks to you guys

I'm a big fan of HPL, but my first contact with the Cthulhu Mythos was through Chaosium RPG Call of Cthulhu . Thats why my favourite stories are those linked with the Role Playing Game (Beyond the Mountains of Madness, Escape from Innsmouth and of course the Call of Cthulhu). But to be honest I know...