PC Games?
ZachD
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Since soulstrut is now videogamestrut, can someone tell me some simple, self contained PC games that are good for killing time on a notebook? Note: Completely self contained games (that don't need internet, a controller, a manual, a CD, etc).
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- spidey
http://www.xcomufo.com/gameinfo.html
these lame ass pictures just do not do this game justice.
then there is fallout.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallout_(computer_game)
starcraft and warcraft
quake II
command and conquer the whole series
diablo
doom
duke nukem
does anyone remember syndicate wars? that shit was ill too.
for Dos go here for the games, ,
http://free-game-downloads.mosw.com/
click abandonware, these are games that no longer are sold or repackage so they are free...you can find lots of classics here such as
kings quest series 5,6
Syndicate,
strong hold,
Dungeon master (AWESOME)
privateer
the incredible machine
some of my favorites
newer versions of windows don't have dos so you need an emulator. DOSBOX
http://dosbox.sourceforge.net/download.php?main=1
this thing is a bit of a pain to setup as it uses the old dos interface and keycommands but it's worth it. So yeah if you like DOS games then your set...
other stuff to play on PC is all the emulators of every game system put out before the year 2000. Also modern windows games of course such as all the stuff that blizzard has made...
nerd
woah
Let me say I haven't explored any dungeon's since Bard's Tale III. Fallout seems difficult... can I get WASTELAND instead?
Imagine you are recommending a game for your Grandpa. Give me virtual snooker or tetris 2008 or something.
Thanks for the ideas though... I used to play the hell out of some Doom. Maybe I'll revisit that one. Or take it back to Wolfenstein 3D.
Or maybe there is a good commodore 64 emulator out there? I've tried the emulators before and they usually don't do it for me but maybe they have improved since I last tried.
Fucking KEEN-DREAMS dude!
- J
I figure it will go like this... I'll spend the whole time trying to get the games to play right in the emulator, which, in the long run works as trying to get software to work makes time go by as quickly as using the software.
I put on dosbox and grabbed some DOS games from various sites.. CIV and DOOM2 would be cool but so far can't get sound fx on DOOM2 (gotta have the sound). The midi music is rockin though.