DOS games (: (: (:

[Merowingg]

I know Mario Bross 3 is not on dos although 1 is and I didnt speak about any that you have mentioned Powzone

I spoke about this one

http://www.google.pl/images?q=super+mar ... 24&bih=578

omg sorry for such a long link

Hao I understood you I just have found great opportunity to be sentimental about old games

[Merowingg]

NoQ !!

No one plays old games..

Only CoD 10 and Crysis 15..

[JDW]

I play Secret Maryo Chronicles, http://www.secretmaryo.org/

Secret Maryo Chronicles is an Open Source two-dimensional platform game with a design similar to classic computer games.

[zydonk]

Priv, what else?

[Merowingg]

Priv, what else?

Have no idea what you wanted to say

I play Secret Maryo Chronicles

I preffer original mario more

[E-102 Gamma]

The only DOS game I've really ever played is Star Wars: Dark Forces, and it doesn't have any multiplayer support.

[NoQ]

E-102 Gamma: Lol it's no DOS game, it's much much much newer. There was no 3d acceleration for DOS ever.
Also, i might be wrong, but this game had some multiplayer after all (even though it's long dead).

[cybersphinx]

Sure there was 3D in DOS, some games had special 3Dfx/Glide patches, and I think there were a few other cards as well (like the infamous S3 3D-decelerators).

[NoQ]

Really? I didn't know
Anyway, the game in question is a 100% regular windows game. Runs well in VirtualBox, by the way.

[E-102 Gamma]

E-102 Gamma: Lol it's no DOS game, it's much much much newer.

Its main menu has a button that says "Exit to DOS".

There was no 3d acceleration for DOS ever.

System Shock? Castle Wolfenstein?! DOOM?!? AFAIK, these are all 3D DOS games.

Also, i might be wrong, but this game had some multiplayer after all (even though it's long dead).

It most definitely does not. I can recall reading that it doesn't.

Also note that the game's Steam page only mentions "Single-player" (at about the middle of the page; right under the ESRB rating). If it really had Multi-player as well as Single-player, it would say so.

[Merowingg]

E-102 Gamma

Away from the topic, is the robot we can see on your avatar a character from a game, movie ? as I wander since I have seen it for the first time and looks so familiar..

[NoQ]

The only DOS game I've really ever played is Star Wars: Dark Forces

Its main menu has a button that says "Exit to DOS".

Hmm, sounds as if i mixed it up with Dark Forces II. Now i'm impressed o.O
Sorry for the trouble.

DOOM?!? AFAIK, these are all 3D DOS games.

I don't think DOOM uses 3d acceleration; not sure about the others. I think i have to start giving prooflinks, since i'm starting to feel more and more incompetent.

[E-102 Gamma]

E-102 Gamma

Away from the topic, is the robot we can see on your avatar a character from a game, movie ? as I wander since I have seen it for the first time and looks so familiar..

He's from the SEGA Dreamcast game Sonic Adventure.

It's an alias I adopted when I got my E-mail address.

The only DOS game I've really ever played is Star Wars: Dark Forces

Its main menu has a button that says "Exit to DOS".

Hmm, sounds as if i mixed it up with Dark Forces II. Now i'm impressed o.O
Sorry for the trouble.

Yes, you could easily be thinking of SW:DFII. It is a 3D accelerated Windows game.

And there was no trouble. You just got a bit confused.

[cybersphinx]

There was no 3d acceleration for DOS ever.

System Shock? Castle Wolfenstein?! DOOM?!? AFAIK, these are all 3D DOS games.

Those all use pure software rendering though.

[E-102 Gamma]

System Shock? Castle Wolfenstein?! DOOM?!? AFAIK, these are all 3D DOS games.

Those all use pure software rendering though.

Alright.

I don't really understand 3D acceleration.