DOS Time Travel - Role Playing Games / One per Year

[@Mr._Anderpson]

I picked up Spirit of Adventure in the summer of '92 for $2.99 in a bargain bin. The box art is what initially sold me. If you were already used to the combat & exploration style of a game like Wasteland or The Bard's Tale, SoA was very simple to pick up & play with a minimal learning curve. The user manual was probably the most detailed one I encountered until a few years later with Daggerfall. The developers did a great job at making it more than just a hack & slash adventure. Charm spells are very useful, especially if created with a Mind Rune. One word of caution. SoA uses the old-school D&D mechanic of haste spells aging the target by one year each time they're applied. There is no slow spell to turn back the clock. So hasting a fighter to get an edge should be use sparingly.

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

I'm hearting your comment so that others, who may want to try the Spirit of Adventure out, could use your tips for it. Thanks for sharing! :)

[@Toon_Pirate]

Shadows over Riva was a fantastic game that made you feel like an idiot for not purchasing torches. Because when night fell, it got pitch black and you had no way of seeing where you were going. I spent many hours running around in complete darkness, bumping into houses while trying to find an inn.

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

And *that's* what makes the game great! :)

[@mantovannni]

I thank you from the bottom of my heart for this series. As you may remember I used to play a time travel game that doesn't exist any more. I am now convinced that it is one of those Mandela effects. There's also an old folk song that doesn't exist any more. I was hoping it might come up in this series but upon finding a song I liked that no longer exists, I am starting to think they will never be seen or heard of again for some mysterious reason.

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

Well, thanks for watching and keep hoping. Just because I don't remember it out of the top of my head, don't mean I wont stumble upon it in the future. :)

[@mantovannni]

@@OldAndNewVideoGames I am still hoping you will. Thanks dude.

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

@@mantovannni There's still at least 5000 more DOS Games I've not covered. ;)

[@Teddyfunhouse]

RPG’s on PC vs RPG’s on console. Its fun to see what different playstyles was popular on the exact same genre. On one hand we have nes, snes and Sega etc that had the style like final fantasy, breath of fire, dragon quest, chronotrigger etc. Top down strategy rpg’s And on PC we have these games that you just showcased, FPS. Most of the time RTS games. The RPG genre is one i never really spent time on. On a seperate note. Was it eligal for adventures to wear clothes in “spirit of adventure”?

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

I've a separate best RPGs or something like that video (or videos, I've done so many I honestly don't remember), that shows off some of the best games in the genre. This series looks at interesting ones, often pretty darn good, but not the very best. So, if you're keen on best of the best, check those other videos out. Also, yeah, consoles and PC banked on entirely different kind of an RPG. And it makes it all so interesting. I should really get into Genesis/SNES at some point. Oh, and all adventurers have it in their contracts. There's a separate clause for clothes or not clothes. They just gotta read the small print.

[@gamingtonight1526]

Up to 1991 I was mostly playing C64 RPGs, like Neuromancer and Legend of Blacksilver! So I started with Darklands (a remake is being made, as we speak!), and have all the RPGs on your video after that! Everybody needs to remember, all the Realms of Arkania are Simulations more than RPGs, so there is lots to take care off. Like System Shock or Dues Ex!

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

System Shock and Deus Ex, also great games! :)

[@mourdebars]

You can so easily get stuck in Realms 1, by flawed game mechanics, that it's not even funny. But I very much liked the game in time.

[@mourdebars]

@@OldAndNewVideoGames Simulations? Nah, simulations is Robinson's Requiem

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

@@mourdebars Oh, if the gameplay's all there, we tend to overlook issues. Even if some of them are game breaking. Well, at least I do. xD

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

@@mourdebars You know I was thinking about Robinson's Requiem recently. How fun (and terrifying) it was that you could get seriously ill in it, or even get infection in a wound and had to amputate the limb...

[@mikesol1162]

RPGs are my favorite genre of video game. This video was a nice mix of games I played and have fond memories of and games I really should play.

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

That was the idea, B-Team for the genre :) Cause everyone knows the biggest hits.

[@AntipaladinPedigri]

14:43 "I cast 'shid my pants' as a free action!"

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

Well... In real life you can. ;)

[@2HeadedHero]

Stonekeep is awesome, the story of its creation was one of the first examples of a long and troubled production cycle. Also all the Realms of Arkania games are hidden gems! Good nostalgia roundup, looking forward to the next RPG feature 😄😄

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

The next one in "DOS Time Travel" series will be turn-based strategies, and then, I think, point'n'click adventure games. I've something else for RPGs planned but it's sooo much work and it is something I feel most may not like...

[@mourdebars]

I almost finished, beat it all, but my CD copy (original) got crazy, what's really pissed me off. The same happened with LoL 1.

[@LinkageAX]

13:13 - this! this is the game I have been searching for my entire life!

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

Well then, glad that I could sorta help. ;)

[@dersteffen5948]

As a German, I approve of the way you pronounced "Das Schwarze Auge". Batman would be proud too. ^^

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

Nice! :) Since I live on the border, I can pronounce stuff semi-decently. Doesn't mean I understand it. ;)

[@TheVanillatech]

Just the 90s for CRPG's was incredible. Something that was definitely lost in the "console focussed" mid 2000's and onwards. Both DOS and Windows 95/98 titles are remembered fondly. Infinity engine games and the original Fallout series, Diablo (if you can call those RPG's) etc. And also early D&D Dos games, Realms Of Arkania series, etc.

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

Yup. And I think that over the years we've moved from calling games like Diablo hack'n'slashes into action RPGs. Which would be something no one would think of back then, as it would be "a disservice to true RPGs", but since most genres take bits and pieces from RPGs now (ever racers do), we're used to it being its own subgenre.

[@TheVanillatech]

@@OldAndNewVideoGames Absolutely. Diablo certainly "felt" like an RPG, and it's statistics did matter despite there being just a handful. I remember when Icewind Dale II got slated by some critics for being a "Combat based dungeon crawler" as opposed to it's predecessor or Baldurs Gate, as it focused more on combat than narrative. A fickle argument, to me. IWD2 probably the BEST AD&D CRPG made to this day!

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

@@TheVanillatech Funny thing, and definitely unpopular opinion but I preferred ID2 to BG. I had more fun with it.

[@TheVanillatech]

@@OldAndNewVideoGames Baldurs Gate set the mold in terms of that new emerging era of isometric CRPGs and deserves credit. But it was very talky etc. Not as much as Planescape Torment. But still ... IWD2 had the epic storyline, the narration, the hugely varied and detailed locations etc. The sense of adventuring was there. But it did focus a little more on combat, and I loved that! It kept a fast pace - despite being MASSIVE - and constantly challenged the player. There were very few parts that felt boring or slow. I totally preferred IWD2 to Baldurs Gate. But I gotta admit, I never played BG2 which I heard was very good!

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

@@TheVanillatech BG2 was great! Better than BG1. But, in my opinion at least, BG3 was the best. It had more possible character builds, turn-based combat, and tons of fun side activities. Many more than earlier games had. And I know that I'm upsetting the hardcore fanbase of the originals, but objectively BG3 was the best.

[@AntipaladinPedigri]

11:45 I'm pretty sure "Unsmell my feet" was a Tony Braxton song

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

She made her whole career out of it. "Unsmell my feet, tell me they're not stinky again..."

[@AntipaladinPedigri]

@@OldAndNewVideoGames when you walked out the door, a fresh breeze of air came into my life...

[@TeaAndFloppyDisks]

Unstink these socks, I fumigated so many times!

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

@@AntipaladinPedigri Are you suggesting that my farts follow me like some kind of a toxic aura? ;)

[@AntipaladinPedigri]

@@OldAndNewVideoGames you know that's how farts work :)

[@WildFungus]

4 crystals of trazere was a sequel to Bloodwych? AMAZING thanks for sharing man. all of these games look legitimately good.

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

They do, don't they? And they're the B-team of games for their respective years. A good average/median example of the games in the genre. :)

[@AntipaladinPedigri]

13:57 the assassin heir will bring either peace or pieces (of his enemies) to his kingdom. Whatever works.

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

:)

[@derekstinchcomb1380]

excellent lists. enjoy your channel

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

Thanks and thanks, I suppose. :)

[@Kresegoth]

While you're correct about the rough translation of "Das Schwarze Auge", there's actually an official translation of the title for video games and pen and paper games: The Dark Eye.

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

So... I was pretty close. ;)

[@KDis0815]

And your pronunciation was pretty spot on.

[@mourdebars]

Dark Eye? Very good Poe'tics Adventure! ;)

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

@@KDis0815 Thanks!

[@galloe8933]

Yeah, hard to catch up on anything now that you've revealed the power of eXoDOS! Firstly and mostly, thank you for clueing us all in, amazing but I don't have the bandwidth or space of nearly 1tb of mostly all the DOS games. Went with the 5gb one, and I can't seem to play a single game at this rate because I can't stop looking at the and reading more indepth than I ever have on the games I got from TAC auctions back in the day, and Home Of The Underdogs. Clearly, the best DOS frontend known to mankind, or not, the best known to this man!

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

Holy moly! I remember Home of the Underdogs... I used to download games from it back in the dial-up times. And at like 5-7kB/second... And was so happy whenever either of the games worked... Also, used to call it House of the Underdogs for some reason...

[@AntipaladinPedigri]

Shindig sounds like an uncool dude. Like someone working in an HR department.

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

I recently learned that in the company I work for (which belongs to an older married couple), and employs something like 60+ people, there's no one in the HR (single person department btw) that harassment could be reported to. Not that I was planning on doing it, but I enjoy finding holes in logic and operational algorithms, and they told me that if anything happened, I should go to the police. Which is just ridiculous. xD

[@AntipaladinPedigri]

@@OldAndNewVideoGames you mean the same police that apparently ignores your boss' wife reenacting Carmageddon races in real life?

[@ToTheNines87368]

8:16 pretty sure that’s bodybuilding icon Frank Zane.

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

It's plausible. :)

[@OLIV3R_YT]

The German pronunciation was pretty much perfect 👍

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

Thanks! While I don't speak the language I live like a stone throw away from the border, so you know... I can imitate the language a little. I just love how long some words in German get. :)

[@AntipaladinPedigri]

7:40 wow, the Amazon REALLY didn't like you giving her stuff to that other dude. She was smiling up until you touched her shite.

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

xD

[@janneaalto3956]

I went and bought Stonekeep blindly, for some reason thinking it was a sequel to the legendary Dungeon Master. Seemingly shallow hack'n slash, the game mechanics were surprisingly deep as I got into it. And I will forever hate the fairies in that game, and the gamebreaking bugs that forced me to lose days of progress on several occasions.

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

Oh these were the patchless times, weren't they? You got the game, and what you got was the game. No day-1 fixes. xD

[@gumdeo]

Bloodwych! I had that one...

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

A classic!

[@roguerifter9724]

Wait the main villain of Bloodwych is trying to summon the main villain of Superhero League of Hoboken. Are they linked? I'm disappointed no space scifi games made the cut.

[@BurstingVeins1]

That statue in Spirit of Adventure looks like the classic picture of Frank Zane, not Arnie. Either that or Sylvester Stallone.

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

Someone mentioned Sly already. So yeah, bad guess on my part, I suppose :)

[@geofftottenperthcoys9944]

Just bought Superhero League of Hoboken for $1.50AUD last week on GOG!

[@notmegaming9038]

Trying to find a shareware game that was Dos/Win3.1. Point and click overhead roguelike with breakable weapons that started off with someone telling you to "not come back without it!" It MAY have been an earlier version of Rogue itself but have yet to find screenshots or video

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

Did it have graphics or like Rogue characters? Were they animated? The view point was top down? Did you control one character or a few of them? Was it fantasy or sci-fi?

[@notmegaming9038]

@@OldAndNewVideoGames -graphics with minimal animations -top down -1 character -fantasy -had mouse support for movement/combat -click to attack

[@notmegaming9038]

@@OldAndNewVideoGames Thus far Nethack is the closed Ive gotten. It may even be a variant of nethack xD

[@AntipaladinPedigri]

I would like my gravestone to say: "H(ero)R(ecruitment) is NOT your friend"

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

Noted, now go and die for the kingd... I mean MAKE US PROUD! ;)

[@AntipaladinPedigri]

@@OldAndNewVideoGames can't you make yourselves proud? I'm kinda busy with looting gravesit... I mean, dungeons!

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

@@AntipaladinPedigri Looting you say? What was your address again? Batman's already gearing to get there and explain to you what's what. ;)

[@AntipaladinPedigri]

@@OldAndNewVideoGames Yeah, it's right in the middle of fvcking nowhere, next to the patch od nettles on the left. Can't miss it!

[@nicholsliwilson]

Bloodwych is unknown to me. Looks interesting for ‘89 though. I’m a bit confused by the aspect ratio of the footage here? Looks like it’s ultra wide? 8:12 certainly looks like Arnie? From his Mr. Universe days. Ah yes, remember when game devs didn’t care about copyright & just used any image or especially audio they wanted? Barbarian, on the Amiga at least, used a bunch of sound clips taken from the movie adaptation of Red Sonja. 😄 I don’t know Darklands & it’s kind of ugly for a game you speak highly of? Superhero League of Hoboken does look original & unique? I do know Stonekeep because of the 3D 1st person navigation but I never got in to it. Speaking of 3D navigation Shadows Over Riva did it better but I just couldn’t get in to the non 1st person parts. I do know of Amulets & Armour & it was well thought through but again (& yes I know this is just me) I just couldn’t get in to it, even though I love the Elder Scrolls games. Well I think you knew this wasn’t going to be my video but I appreciate you educating me on these games, thanks.

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

Brace yourself! It's not widescreen at all. Bloodwych could be played in local co-op, and then each of the players would get that wide screen, one on top of another on a single monitor. So, when you played alone, you only got one. Darklands is the best game you've not played. If you're into RPGs. This one's text heavy so not sure if you'd enjoy it, but it's sooooo worth the time and effort. It's really a hidden gem, and arguably the best game in the video. Yeah, I kinda figured RPGs are not your cup of tea. But the next one will be turn based strategies, and I've even more B Team of games there than here. And one after point'n'click adventure B-listers and after that (this one's not confirmed yet, though I have a list of games already) pinballs. So, I'm sure something will land for you. :)

[@monostripeexplosiveexplora2374]

Bloodwych was awesome

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

Yep :)

[@nekromorg]

My favorite genre

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

Even with B-listers on the table?

[@nekromorg]

@@OldAndNewVideoGames Especially with B-listers on the table

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

@@nekromorg Ha ha ha :)

[@Kris-kw8fr]

Where Lands of Lore. I want to finish Stonekeep one day. Furthest I went was Fearie Realm, but sadly mine save games went fuck themselves.

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

Lands of Lore is in many of my former videos, one of my last few "Essential DOS Games" too. This one's, as I mention in the intro, is part of the series that look at particular years of DOS gaming (89-97) through a perspective of B-listers in a particular genre. So, no number one's or two's in the video. I've other ones for these hits. :) And yeah, I think everyone who played the game hated fairies. xD

[@TeaAndFloppyDisks]

Ooh, nice games! You say these are not the most popular? They all have something interesting going for them. I've never imported a character or party to any game. Are they often fully "leveled up" characters or can they also start from scratch (loincloth, club and grow leg hair potion recipe only)? I think my gravestone will say "she's not here". As in, no need to come visit my grave, since there's nothing there that is "me". I had a great uncle who wrote little poems for gravestones. He did one for himself too. Oh. Now I understand the story behind the character named Sir Poopy Pants. Poor guy... Someone give him a nice cup of tea. Pst. Do you know how to get the recipe for that "unsmell my feel" potion? :D

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

Oh, they are definitely not bad. Not saying that. They're just not the A-Team members for their respective years in the genre. They're the median choices. And average for their genres. Back then, actually many RPGs that were series allowed you to move your party between them, and more often than not, they moved with all they had. Sometimes something was missing, like an uber strong item or something, but generally speaking it was a common practice. I like the "she's not here" thing. Makes sense, on many levels. Unsmell my feet potion? It's actually pretty easy, though it's not a potion per say, but balm actually. You take one part soap or shower gel and nine parts water, mix, place on smelly feet and rub in energetically for a minute or two, rinse and the smell should be gone. If necessary repeat until the effect persists.

[@TeaAndFloppyDisks]

@@OldAndNewVideoGames No, I don't assume you mean the games are bad, because they are obviously not. I'm just surprised they're not more popular. :) Oh, so the option to import old characters is kind of an option to cheat at the game. :D And to get games in the same series. Sneaky. ;) Actually, I say (internally) "he/she isn't here" when I have to visit any grave. I'd rather honour a person's memory than their gravestone. Oh. Wow. Yup. Soap and water balm for smelly feet. You are so right! XD And it's so simple! I'll go make some right now.

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

@@TeaAndFloppyDisks In most games import worked well, cause in the following entries all parties (even those fresh made) started at a specific level. So, in these, that I covered here it was so surprising that they managed to botch the formula. ;)

[@TeaAndFloppyDisks]

@@OldAndNewVideoGames Shh, don't you know? It's a feature, not a bug. ;)

[@Qba86]

"Ice Queen" and no mention of your boss's wife? Who are you and what did you do with OaNVG? ;)

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

You know I was thinking the same thing? ;) But... And I have an explanation for it. She's on holiday for a week. So, my exposure to her demonic self has been very limited this last few days. xD

[@LinkageAX]

8:25 - looks more like Stallone to my untrained eyes lol

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

You think?

[@AntipaladinPedigri]

25:15 why are you unaliving all of Santa's helpers?

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

They had more than enough fun already!

[@AntipaladinPedigri]

@@OldAndNewVideoGames Think of the kids!

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

@@AntipaladinPedigri Ha! Nice try! That's how you land in jail. ;)

[@AntipaladinPedigri]

@@OldAndNewVideoGames So adults are free game?

[@AntipaladinPedigri]

22:17 "the skeleton is blinded" Wut? HOW?

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

Good question! The answer is rather simple though. With "game logic". ;)

[@nameless5413]

SHOCKINGLY i do happen to have Bloodwych, it was one of the big RPG bundles i got from GoG at one time or another. Not so surprisingly i am unbelivibly bad at the game, like many older dungeon crawlers from first person view it has this initial learning hump i never did overcome. That being said the treasonous politician i mean antagonist ... same thing realy, dose sound very much like most of my own government so i do get the urge to introduce him to concept of gravity.. preferably whilst on edge of rather high and steep cliff or tall building with good hard ground. It was a good tradition my people once had. (darklands) apparently i also own this one, do not remember playing either wtf was my RPG loving past self even doing i can not tell you. tho it appears i have qutie good chunk of generaly liked games... just not enough (was also hoping to get gold box collection that GoG recently had but i think its like 4 games only which is definitively NOT defintiive collection of the gold box i was hoping for, i shalt vitualy box anyone who'd even claim it so). (SuperHoboCan league of ordinarily extraordinary gentlemen) i own it, remember playing it and apparently did not find it entertaining enough to give it more than hour. *shrugs* strange almost as if charts and graphs are not something i find appealing. (Stonekeep) now there is a game that is simultaniously great and terrifyingly bad... i love it, perplexingly so since i am horrible at some of its puzzles. but i mena fairy songs are fantastic, the disturbing sounds of eating and the fact that you begin game by escaling death only to go and voulentarily die (well separate spirit from body but you know thats death)... the sounds in general i find very good as well as decent story. levels are on the other hand the worst part of the game, partly because of repetition and partly because of repetition (i know i said it twice i am making a point here). Still shame that the devs were nto given enough whatever they needed to make later two thirds of the game sparkle, this did come around lands of lore BTW signifficantly superior take on this type of RPG :/ (yes i own 3 lor games too). (A&A) i have never heard of this game ever... very interesting tho 97 is bit late. we already had fallout than... my all time favourite RPG game albeit from different perspective (yes RPG was conffussing term even as far back as 90s). still shame to see allright game get nothing. Ouf bombing it did? that is sad... i do enjoy this particular peek into little different groups of games... if it keeps doing bad maybe some alteration of format could be handy? something like pick a year with its biggest hit in given genre and explore what some runneruppers did in same time that was interesting or worth nothing, maybe even mechanics that did not come into popularity untill years later (a reocurring theme as seen in for example darkstone and later dungeon siege capitalising on that). Whilst i can not do much i can thank you for making these thusfar two videos they are kind of stuff i likes personaly and want you to know that even if not that popular i at least enjoyed it.

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

Was Bloodwych in a GOG compilation? Well then, perhaps I have it on GOG too, I've gotten so many of these in the past, it may just be there somewhere... xD I'm not gonna say anything about politicians or politics, as I've decided some time ago to keep my end of the channel officially devoid of political views as it used to cause unnecessary arguments in the past. I loved Gold Box games and I wanted to finish them all... And despite playing most of them, some for a very long while, I never actually finished any. It's that attention span of mine, which was even worse when I was a kid. xD And Darklands is amazing! Well worth the time. Wish you'd seen me playing Football Manager, that's like literally just charts and graphs and I'm loving it. xD Don't worry about the video bombing, I enjoyed making it, and also reading the comments. Also, I think it's my reason, as I released it on Saturday, and all Saturday releases of mine historically don't do that good. Waiting a day would be a better choice, but I usually always rush to release when I can.

[@nameless5413]

@@OldAndNewVideoGames Now that you mention it and i reflect on the subject i might have meant something that i do like to do and just gotten the game in bulk purchase of few of simillar RPGs... my expressing of thoughts abilities are certainly not at decent levels recently (like past 20 years). I do suspect i might have few games from the latter era of gold box engine but since it was before my interest in RPGs and partly before my gamming took off i could not tell you which ones offhand :/ It is however an important gaming achivement so i do want to plonk it into my database at some point, alongside might and magic, wizardry, zork, etc. (i do kinda wish we'd get singles and singles 2 patched and released for PC, its not as good as sims offcourse but did play well when the devs got time to develop scenarios in 2nd game also 18+ sex themed game and it STILL featured censoreship on genitalia.. ffs). back to more general aspirational games reckon that GoG could get some sort of bundle like icons or genre defining games, it DOSE have quite a bit of those from before milenium, most of the first decade of this milenium and eh modernity dose not appeal to me as much but they should have alright on those last fifteen years. I mean you CAN record the gameplay footage yourself can you not? i assume that could get some chuckles if its just spreadsheets and overly excited man yapping over them (i mean there is this Sims3 patch notes that undeniably legendary read because voiceover guy cracks like 5 seconds in and just keeps having absolute blast). That being writtne i suspect its 1st april notes, because that school not letting anyone leave sounds like something they'd correct rather than just slap into notes shrugging. Bombing tho it might i think we can leave Eric (or bomberman/dynablaster mate)'s explosion beentertaining rather than detering- Bessides i get 2 views on my own videos, one is me and other is also me on my account with YTRed/premium/gold/tf-they-call-it-annymore). regardless thanks for chatter and have lovely gamming time! oh and hope you needn't worry about that archvile i mean your bos's wife.

[@AdrianuX1985]

+1

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

:)

[@davidkulhan1908]

ohhh Stonekeep my personal favorite what a game !

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

A classic!

[@mourdebars]

I could play Darklands (always wanted to) if it looked good enough as Realms of Arkania 1 (not even 3). For me, it was utterly repulsive even 30 years ego.

[@OldAndNewVideoGames]

Oh well, I know how it is, I get the same jitters when playing CGA games. I just can't stomach the presentation today. xD

[@marklola12]

I never liked how alot of dos platform games looked, like dangerous dave with the crap fire sprites and blocks. Amiga was ok but then dos games started for me to look a bit naff