Alone in the Dark 1 (DOS) - Complete Long Play

Alone in the Dark is a critically acclaimed 1992 action-adventure horror video game originally designed by Frédérick Raynal and developed and published by Infogrames for the PC. In 1994, the game was ported for the 3DO by Krisalis. Alone in the Dark is considered a breakthrough and influential title, being the first 3D game in the genre of survival horror. It has spawned four follow-up games as part of the series, as well as two movies loosely based on them.
If this video has you in the mood to play you can download the full game (updated for Windows 7/Vista/XP) from bit.ly/gMvkh2
Alternatively you can download the original DOS demo at www.demu.org

[@lisvender]

This game was groundbreaking. Even though the music and monsters aren't especially scary, the general atmosphere is eerie, and fraught with anxiety. The camera angles give the impression that you're constantly being watched, and the lack of guidance and background creates a genuine sense of fearful isolation and mystery. The only way to figure out what's going on is to read the books, but this is not forced on you. Everything is left to the player to piece together, and I'm big on that.

[@ArtKingjr]

Lazy Daze Those were my thoughts as well. This had to be the starting point for this sorta game. Resident Evil was next then Silent Hill took it over.

[@leonkennedy7638]

Lazy Daze *Sweet Home* from Capcom came long before Alone in the Dark. So NO it didn't start the survival horror genre.

[@leonkennedy7638]

Lazy Daze U mad bro?

[@ArtKingjr]

lol someone wants a cookie for a game they probably never even played.

[@ArtKingjr]

***** Not to mention Sweet Home looks like something from a game boy. No comparison.

[@MarkFreak12]

I got so obsessed with this game back in the day... I used to get stuck for weeks before figuring out what to do next, sometimes I couldn't even sleep thinking in my head of all of the stories from the books and all of the mansion itself; no other game has made such an impact on me again.

[@vash47]

+Marco Zúñiga i know that feel bro

[@yopeepthestyle8308]

hahaha i love that, you a true gamer having played DOS games. its sooo different nowadays. its hard to tell if we feel games got more shallow due to the industry or if we simply got older and feel this way. either way, those DOS games changed my life too dude

[@fredlburrows]

The diary gave me nightmares I remember lol.

[@alinapashina6314]

So true, same to me

[@cyclonebee1939]

Oh ya bro this game was amazing

[@FrancescoOmarCataldo]

Wow, You guys must be new to pc games, this one of the most innovative and best game back in the day...I still remember how scared I was, 20 years ago, that I did not even want to start the game alone. I used to play it with my older cousin. Stop commenting how bad this game is, when you did not even played at that time.

[@VladNorris]

It's a game that hasn't aged well, that's for sure. I give it credit for what it did for gaming, but I don't find this scary. I do think, however, that more games should take bold moves to create horror games based on Lovecraft's work.

[@leonpelletier5462]

VladNorris Any example of a 1993 game that aged better?

[@GaryD122]

Léon Pelletier Doom

[@VladNorris]

Léon Pelletier Doom, Motal Kombat II. Hell, even The Legend of Zelda, Link's Awakening and Kirby's adventure have aged better!

[@GaryD122]

VladNorris Doom is still a great game!

[@AnonRanGER01]

This was mindblowing when it came out, and pioneered Survival Horror. You better recognize, young whippersnappers.

[@CircleofShit]

Well said.

[@lucasss32]

applause to the father of survival horror games!!

[@yopeepthestyle8308]

its crazy isnt it. no call of duty or battlefield without dos running doom, duke nukem, quake and later half-life LAN/online game revolution. no resident evil, silent hill and also dead rising and dead space without alone in the dark on dos

[@Darkjack-FR]

The father but not the king (Resident Evil)

[@austematicthatragic4352]

@@Darkjack-FR gross resident evil

[@Darkjack-FR]

@@austematicthatragic4352 If you prefer a game with a bad gameplay like Alone in the Dark, that's your right. But respect Resident Evil. PS: try to complete your sentence, next time :p

[@theduder3017]

@@Darkjack-FR it's hard to come up with polished gameplay when youre trying to make something that everybody has never done before , it may not be king but never forget resident evil came from this games ballsack

[@rustyjames1727]

This thing used to give me nightmares when I was a kid

[@DarkMoe]

+Rusty James Me too, that fight music that jumped out of nowhere .. and the crude graphics, this was incredible. Hey I just created a video showing how to rush the game in a commentated funny parody. Hope you like it.

[@Ray-ov5ot]

Same. I turned it off the moment the zombie showed up at 10:36 and it gave me nightmares that night lol

[@jen6893]

Not nightmares but used to scare the crap out of me

[@drmumblyjoe]

Thank you for not talking over this LP, or having your face in a box in the corner.

[@lshin80]

Used to play this in early 1993 when my dad bought the (then) mighty 486 DX 50 mHz with 4 MB of RAM and a SoundBlaster 16! :D The game came with the PC...memories!

[@jbuchholx3177]

it was running fine on an 286 dx 20 , i guess with 620 kbyte Ram :)

[@Massi3078]

Luca Simoncini Che tempi ragazzi, quando ancora c'erano sti giochi, in Vga dove non necessitava alcuna scheda video 3D da 500.000 lire. La risoluzione mi pare fosse 320x240 pixel, oggi siamo arrivati a 1920x1080 pixel in HD, passi da gigante.

[@JavierESandoval]

My first computer was an IBM Aptiva with the exact same specs. I used it to play this, Doom 2, Warcraft: Orcs & Humans, The Secret of Monkey Island, and so on. Good times!

[@tgreaux5027]

I loved this game when i was like 10 years old. God this makes me feel sooooo old. Kids today just dont know the struggle! ;p;

[@renegadesnares]

I was 5 then, played it, had practically the same rig, wow, the freakin' coincidence :O

[@eragonian93]

I like to imagine instead of the movement being slow due to technical limitations back then that Edward Carnby is just moving very carefully to avoid enemies because the floor IS SO DAMN CREAKY.

[@marcom6575]

One of the most beautiful games ever, for sure the most evocative atmosphere ever

[@MxDOOM]

What a badass, this guy is attacked by horrible monsters from hell and he only seems slightly annoyed.

[@omicroneridani7456]

Nobody could beat Carnby's phlegm!

[@Zoza15]

Owh yes!, this game was the mother of all horror games we have today!.

[@aryesegal1988]

Mannn! as a child I was so scared to play this alone! I think I was 7, maybe 8 when this came out... Great time :)

[@alonsoperez3637]

Playing this game with Midi and without voice acting is the way to go, the difference is big, i beat it yesterday and was an amazing experience!

[@paolavarela8566]

Character: *sees a bunch of spiders* Character: *proceeds to walk even slower*

[@ArtKingjr]

Loved the ending music. I still hum it from time to time. That's what made me look for this video. Good job!

[@Khalmadrog]

Today I beat this game 25 year after the last time I'd beaten it. Still a thrill

[@wexenhex]

the death screen used to be the most frightening thing in the world

[@CryoDragon]

Who else thinks that silent triangular polygons are scarier than the things in amnesia?

[@1gta4gta]

Resident Evil 1 and 2 looked looked more scarier because of the PS1 graphics

[@lucasc.romagnoli7279]

wow, loved the whip sound when kicking, sounds likes the kick is so fast it breaks the sound barrier. That is a bad ass professor!

[@mavhunt]

This game deserves a DAMN GOOD re-make!!!

[@waxthetrip]

One of the scariest games ever made... Love it!

[@aaadj2744]

The story and the atmosphere are quite great and creepy for 1992 games

[@cassette_tape]

I was born 8 years after this game came out but my older brother used to play it a lot on our family's old hand-me-down computers and I loved to watch him play it when I was 5 or 6. It scared me so bad and gave me nightmares (especially the hands in the window during the opening cinematic, and the purple monster crashing through the window in the attic), but it was so fascinating to me. To this day I have such an affection for the early days of 3D-graphics and computer animation, which was sparked because of Alone In The Dark.

[@commanderjnm2008]

When I played this game back in 1998 (before the second millennium), I thought that the spirit-orbs were actually balloons (like "party-balloons"). So I actually developed "balloon-phobia" because of this. Thus whenever I was near a party-balloon (especially if the party-balloons were multi-coloured and joined together), I used to get anxiety. I even had a nightmare as a kid that my hand actually got stuck inside an orb, and I couldn't get my hand out. XD XD Even the music at 45:55 (enemy theme music) started playing in my nightmare as the orb was trying to devour me! :P :P

[@VOsaki]

I remember when I played this game I found it SO SCARY, I SWEAR THIS WAS THE SCARIEST THING EVER. I can't believe how it looks to me now, we've come so far. I also love the letter at the beginning, it reminds me of the short horror stories I usually read

[@trey6419]

Oh my god, the fighting noises are absolutely hilarious! xD "UUH!" **SLAP!** **bloodsplatter**

[@Aofex]

When he announced himself as the programmer of Alone in the Dark, I was like "Wow...". Great link, going to listen to it in full later.

[@Timeticker]

Kicking zombies in the balls, throwing statues at suits of armour, wearing an awesome 'moustash'. This guy is badass.

[@Timeticker]

It's amazing that this game is still scary as hell. Meybe it's the grahpics, but most of all the atmosphere. Great game.

[@christianbaliko990]

This looked so awesome in 1992! Now I am playing Outlast, ..and boy, have horror games changed in 22 years!

[@Tombombadillo999]

Rember spending days installing this game... 100’s of damn floppys... good old days tho

[@cowboy0212]

gianni arnoldons oh sweet memories 😅

[@LikaLaruku]

He has a face only a mother could love. Gotta ehh...LOVE those cinematic camera angles & framerate :X Came out in 1992...It doesn't really look that bad.

[@WhatsHisName26]

Damn, I remember playing this game late at night with the sound cranked. Scared the shit out of me back in 92, lol. It still has a creepy atmosphere that's indescribable.

[@bimanusantara6530]

I dont remember about the graphics, gameplay, controls, or music quality What comes to my memory is, this game was just perfectly scary!!

[@pinguino002]

Maybe the best Lovecraftian atmosphere ever, the music makes me cry, simply wonderful

[@madgigahz]

WOW Not bad for 1992!

[@bbenjoe]

If only they'd make a hd remake of this. No bullshit just better graphics and compatiblity.

[@ianwilliams6094]

+Benjámin Kurilla (bbenjoe) There actually is one, it's called Alone In The Dark: The New Nightmare. It's not exactly the same but it's basically a remake of the first game

[@bbenjoe]

I don't see that as a remake, but more like another installment. Otherwise it's a pretty good game, I like it.

[@FallenMonk55]

+Benjámin Kurilla (bbenjoe) Resident evil 1, 2, 3, code veronica and Zero

[@dspprince]

+Benjámin Kurilla (bbenjoe) There was a remake in development, but it got cancelled for some reason. You can find gameplay in youtube. Sad it got cancelled, because it looked really good, and scary.

[@Pyrs1995]

+Jackson Yamaguchi THIS GAME CAME BEFORE RESIDENT EVIL !?

[@a.ajeeli]

Bring back great memories. This game was something amazing back in its time. It used to scare the shit out of me.

[@makaronaldo]

Resident Evil 7 on PSVR is the only game that's made me feel like I was playing Alone in the Dark as a kid in the 90s again

[@creedrichards137]

To the children and young adults of this day and age, this is what we used to call cutting edge. I think it is a testament of the skill of the developers of this game by doing so much with so little. As opposed to today, which there is an overabundance of graphic capability and CPU power, though there is nothing inherently wrong with that, but perhaps you younger folk may come and see how things were when we were the children. I myself watched a friend play this, it was an joy to watch and play.

[@taltul212]

Wow, thanks for this playthrough :) It helped me get over some difficulties in the game, as well as find some things otherwise I couldn't. Also, it's fun to watch :)

[@jediking12]

I played this as a kid but only had the demo version. Wished I had this game

[@snakeplissken7887]

damn I completely forgot you fight Captain Hook in this

[@CircleofShit]

LOL.

[@harmomic1986]

memories 😌

[@TheVanillatech]

I remember playing this back in 1992 on my 486. Finished it after about a week of playing every day, for a few hours a day. Really got your moneys worth back then. Never managed to finish AITD2 though, as far as I can remember. That was sick hard.

[@tony78ar]

alone in the dark!! el padre de los survival horror!!!!! maestros!!! un abrazo

[@chrisMengland]

also this is the first game i ever played with actual sound effects, not just weird static sounds lol. ++

[@felipearchangelo1112]

One of my favorite games ever. Every once in a while I replay it. I know how to beat it almost by heart! Highly recommended! If you have never played this, stop watching, download the game and play it!

[@RichoRosai]

So glad you upped this. I left my lighter behind and there's no damned way I'm gonna play the whole thing again just to see the ending.

[@gilberttiborjakub9890]

Back in 1993 i was only 7, and this was my scarriest gaming experience. To be honest I could never finished it (it was too hard and scary as child) so thanks for the upload!

[@commanderjnm2008]

As a kid playing this in the late 90's nineties, I used to think that the zombies were just humanoid frogs and that the creepy spirit orbs were just party balloons XD I remember even having nightmares from this game. The orbs (though not thinking of them as orbs then) were still creepy as fuck, they still are to some extent.

[@JoelDesouzartAhhhhhh]

Wonderfull old times!! =]

[@tgreaux5027]

Now I know where Hideo Kojima got that alert the guard sound for Metal Gear Solid! hahahaha 6:10

[@SandpiperN121PP]

I loved this game so much when it came out. I have a mint copy of it complete on floppy disks in my game collection. Sadly I cannot run it on a modern day computer... but I still love that I have it and got the chance to play it. Fantastic game! Thank You for the upload and the memories!!! :)

[@fallspeed]

There are many websites where you can download these vintage games for free (along with the DOS emulator to play them). Google "Alone in the Dark 1992 download"

[@lotsofthingshere]

omg this game got me into scary games! this and 7th guest and 11th hour

[@N0tFound4o4]

thank you for this playthroughs. i legit thought i was just misremembering the game all this time since the playthroughs i found had the text voice acted. i distinctly recalled no voice acting when i played it as a child. your video has cleared it up for me! ❤

[@000000242]

one of the best horror games ever...

[@hexkwondo]

Man I miss the atmosphere these old games had

[@Zontar82]

oneof the best AITD ever made.keep coming wiht these longplay:)

[@rtz549]

I played and completed this game back when it first came out. During a time when games like Prince of Persia, Secret of Monkey Island, and Ultima 6 were being played. Plus lots of Flight Sims for some reason. Then Wolf3D came out and the FPS games. Of all the pre Wolf games I mentioned; I don't know if Windows had anything to do with those types of games not being made anymore or not(minus flight sims). Hard to believe they were all made for DOS in the first place. Maybe coding for Windows stepped up the difficulty even more?

[@manzolillos]

I remember needing to upgrade my computer to play this...

[@MrFreefonix420]

Ignacio Manzolillo thats hilarious,remember though at the time this was cutting edge one day we will look back at the graphics we have today and laugh and feel the same,shit i might even be reading this years from now (hello future me yes 2014 graphics suck)

[@twdarkflame]

MrFreefonix a game from 2014? what do you mean it uses pixels and polygons? gah. Get with the program, if it doesn't used digitalized atoms its not worth playing!

[@NinjaRunningWild]

Windows actually reduced programming complexity for games (via GDI, WIN-G, & later DirectX), but the tides were turning towards mass accessibility.

[@rtz549]

@@NinjaRunningWild so many absolutely amazing games were made for DOS; and those same games and types of games were never made for windows. Entire types and genres went away.

[@emilianoangarita3890]

I played this game with my dad. I was 5! Que recuerdos, saludos de Argentina

[@cinemaslut9034]

That 60fps tho

[@Supcharged]

My potato laptop can't run this game. My GTX 965M keeps overheating from trying to run this game

[@tgreaux5027]

You mean that 6fps right? lol I don't know how old you are but I grew up with these games and lemme tell ya, This game was absolutely incredible to look at, at the time. Just being able to control a character in a 3D rendered environment (well really 2.5D) was in and of itself amazing! I remember playing this game as well as Phantasmagoria 1 and 2 when I was like 11 years old and it was the scariest, most nerve-racking experiences ever.

[@kmika7e7]

Johnny Two Hands agreed, probably the first 3D Adventure (survival here) videogame ever. I can't remember anyhing before this. It's amazing that Tomb Raider and Mario 64 which represent the next step took 4 years to come after this masterpiece.

[@Amalekites]

Funny millennial..

[@danchisholm1]

so glad to run across this. that was my last year of high school and instead of being out with the cool kids smoking & drinking, i was home almost every night trying to beat this game. such awesome memories, such a fun, creep feel every time i was playing it

[@chrisMengland]

This game came with a tiny blue book that you needed as it contained the "code" in order to install it. Anyone remember that book lol? Good old days!

[@CircleofShit]

I sure do!

[@frankiefriedman6158]

The remake of the game is coming!

[@CircleofShit]

Wow thanks for the heads up, had no idea. Just looked it up. The writer for Amnesia The Dark Descent is involved, cool! I hope it's good man and isn't utter BS.

[@karisasani7006]

Anyone remember the copy protection this game had with that tiny size yet large amount of pages book that you had to look through just to get further in? Because I sure did and man they made it tricky looking for that page that had the info you needed just to play/proceed past certain points.

[@gmk66]

I hand wrote it on paper to make it easier..

[@sargepent9815]

This is one of the very few PC games I was never able to complete. Of course this was before cheat codes and internet "how-to" videos. You had to figure it out and this game was tough

[@SzaraWilk]

14:00 - Enter of werechicken!

[@HerrBarthify]

Das erinnert mich so an die alten dos-zeiten,danke!!!! Hab Allen in the Dark auch bis zu Ende gespielt, war geil :-)

[@HerrBarthify]

*Alone in the Dark* meinte ich natürlich xD

[@GuillermoSTD]

Hm, this is one of these games that looks much better in your memory than when you watch it again on a video. The gameplay is slow and bland and the graphics are pretty bad, although it deserves some credit for basically creating a new genre.

[@johnesco]

watch it at x2 speed on youtube :D

[@thekungachunga4578]

To be fair, the visuals aren't bad for older DOS games.

[@GuillermoSTD]

Well, I don't blame it on the creators of this game. This game was designed to be playable on intel i386 and i486 chips and you just couldn't render any worthwhile 3D graphics with that. 'Magic Carpet' came out only two years after 'Alone in the Dark' but was designed for Pentium chips, and its graphics blow this game out of the water.

[@wexenhex]

you CAN run in this game, but this guy barely does at all. and the pacing and atmosphere is the best part of this game. i think its much much creepier, more clever, and better overall than the original RE1. it scared the fuck out of me when i first played it and RE didnt. the zombies here look creepy as fuck

[@DaigoParry]

I remember when this game first game out, we were thinking how great the graphics where! Back in those days when this was considered revolutionary... XD

[@pat19851985]

Haha, the driver in the end made me laugh. Perhaps not what was intended from the creators. Great vid!

[@Kindlesmith70]

omg that music is loud. And old... 42:00 hahaha that pirate looks so drunk swinging that sword

[@IKnowBestest]

Woah, this takes you back!

[@stars004]

in those days this usually scared the shit out of me, now looks just fun to remember

[@bombabombom3603]

I'm not gonna lie, I prefer the original DOS Sound Blaster output rather than the Redbook audio music. There's just something much more alarming and eerie about hearing the electronic buzzes of a Yamaha synthesizer while you run around a maze-like haunted mansion. Especially with the music that plays when danger is afoot, it sounds like real fear rather than some generic MIDI orchestra. I also think the Dance of Death interpretation works in that favor.

[@chocobro7]

I think that old style static camera and stiff controls really added to the panic.

[@a100267]

Loved this game. I remember getting stuck figuring out how to stop getting the axe in your back when walking down the hall. The Indian cover doesn’t give the impression of being very large when you view it in the inventory so it took a while before realising you had to hang it over the painting. Was there a clue about That elsewhere in the game?

[@GeorgeKGrace]

I played this game without the silly music and the lights off, and it was pretty scary, after all there aren't very many good games about the Lovecraft mythos.

[@HerrBarthify]

Das erinnert mich so an alte dos-zeiten, danke !!!!!

[@franfalu]

When I first saw this game I had like 6 y.o. and I was scared as shit. This is the Resident Evil true spiritual predecessor! Thanks for bringing me back to those days. So much nostalgia...!!

[@eziostone1109]

3:31 Edward Carnby is that you??? XD XD XD -Me after play Alone in the Dark 4

[@Zerviscos]

Now when you're used to playing modern horror games, or with just the graphics of the modern-age in general. Older stuff just doesn't seem that scary anymore. But God, how I remembered not using our Acorn computer for a long time 'cause of this.

[@EX58UD]

Unfortunately, I never got a chance to play these adventure games when growing up so I feel like I missed out in some way.

[@smurfk2144]

+EnigemCenia Well, that was the point with these kind of games. They are scary mostly because you fill the blanks by using your imagination, instead of them showing you scary things. Even now, if you can get past the graphics and get into the game, it will surely provide you with some goosebumps.

[@yopeepthestyle8308]

+EX58UD Hey dont worry. were you around during that time? its never too late to go for a small time warp and pick up the remade dos emulators and roms for those games to live through it! i encourage you to pick up those dos games and check them out, its like going through an interactive museum seeing why games play and feel the way they do now. it all started with those old school gems. it wont be the same, coz we were kids when we played those games and thus those titles had a big impact but they can still impact you now. i replayed some titles I missed out too on DOS, NES and SNES. i started with DOS and Commodore64 before getting into consoles like SNES but I missed plenty of great titles as well, still replaying them hehe

[@yopeepthestyle8308]

+SmurfK yup! that reminds me of the modern day 16-bit RPG top-down games. you know those indie horror games using the same gen tech like zelda - a link to the past, secret of mana, terranigma and such. j-RPG snes looking graphics but clever use of music, compelling story and good dialogue make some of those titles FREAKING SCARY. did you hear of those? ridiculous how its 16-bit or 32bit but it did scare the hell outta me

[@smurfk2144]

+neon Well, i'm not so much into jrpgs, but, as far as modern minimal, horror games go, i like Home and I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream. You might refer to some "RPG Maker games" named that way due to the software they are created with, and there are thousands of those. Not a big fan personally, as they pack the same gameplay, and, you play it one, you pretty much play it all. But if you don't care about that, you can go on RPG Maker forums and look on some horror ones. There might be some good, but not many people play them. Reviewers don't go crazy about them either, there are in an special category, mostly because there are too many of them, and it takes too much time to find really good ones.

[@WillieManga]

It's the perfect example of something that's old school. The graphics are kind of... well, StarFox style, but not only was this a good game for its time, it was revolutionary in survival horror, and its gameplay mechanics would essentially be the main basis for the classic Resident Evil, as you probably have noticed.

[@Ray-ov5ot]

Glad I found it because i could never finish it when I was a kid. The eerie graphic style, atmosphere and monster just freaks me out.

[@sydpartyboy69]

Wow. Great upload. I remember this game in my teens. Scary as fuck and hard to control but so much fun

[@Rapanui5]

Hell, this was a really good game which gave me quite a good scares. SPECIALLY when the "fight music" played without reason... THats right... The fight music sometimes played for no reason at all but every time that kept me in my toes thinking "from where the hell the monster will come?!"

[@commanderjnm2008]

@Jack Carver from Far Cry 1 True, but without AITD, there would have been no RE. This is its primary inspiration.

[@Ralphunreal]

I should buy this on gog, as a huge RE fan, I want to see what inspired it.

[@keimo2007]

one of my fav games all time! and scariest also!

[@userhide88072]

The essence of game doesn't change since then.

[@nalublackwater9729]

This was THE SCARIEST game back in the day. I remember when my older bros played it and I would get nightmares if I watched.

[@commanderjnm2008]

same. My older brother also played this always in the olden days and I would get the creeps, even if from the soundtrack alone. The spirit orbs and the Vagabond in the library were the scariest entities in the entire game imo. I remember having a nightmare once as a kid where the spirit orbs were after me and I got my hand stuck inside of them lol

[@Gargoyle_Guy]

Wow. Games have sure come a long way.

[@phobosfree]

The AITD Sound PC Speaker is rare, good job!

[@m.jakm.4791]

28:30-29:00 - forgot to take the Talisman, which is crucial in the Tree cave. Also, at the end escaped through the wine cellar, which would not be possible since you didn't move the barrels away beforehand (in reality they would be blocking the exit).

[@testiptv8502]

M. Jak M. Exactly. As I remember every detail of the game after all these years, I also realized this details which you've mentioned. The video has been edited (cutted) clearly, for unknown reasons. Funny story, your comment highlighted this only. As nobody else would remember these details...

[@pumkin54]

omg he moves so sloooooooow lol. You have a lot of patience.

[@yopeepthestyle8308]

thats probably because you didnt play since the first gen of gaming like others. sound ridiculous, but pace to that time didnt feel slow because it was the beginnings. it was much later that frame rate and graphics became this important to players

[@pumkin54]

+neon I didn't play since the first gen of gaming? Why, because I think a game is too slow? I started on Colecovision and original Atari, with some Comodore thrown in if I could get on it at school. No, that's not Pong, sorry. But I do know the capabilities of consoles back then and they weren't all this slow.

[@yopeepthestyle8308]

+pumkin54 hey Im sorry. I re-read my comment and I came off harsh and very unpleasant. I apologize, sorry about that. I didnt play pong to and started with Com64 and NES/SNES (so not 1st gen either) I just get upset at kids nowadays dissing older games for no reason. I know I feel ownership and protective over this culture because it was my own childhood but it does seem like nowadays its all about quick, fast-paced, graphics orientated gameplay. you are not one of those people and even if you were I respect other peoples opinion. It does look slow and outdated, my point is that its useless to judge the games from the past by the standard from the present. thats all I meant. it does look slow tho lol :)

[@Duzykutas]

+pumkin54 You can run by double hitting the forward button.

[@asusfordota]

That Mustache Mr. Carnby hhahaah what a nice game.

[@MajorKreissack88]

I think nobody answered, right? To play, he most probably uses DOSBox, a free program which lets you emulate a DOS environment, very handy for old games. To record the videos there are tons of possibilities. Fraps, for example, but I remember correctly, DosBox comes with a built-in option to record videos. I hope this helps

[@BendixX69]

love the music, fits perfect.

[@WandaWolf]

Ah, Those were the days! Classic. Though the controls and camera angles drove me nuts!

[@dianneinwhittier]

thank you so much. watched the whole thing. this game kicked our asses even after we downloaded the cheats. thanks again.