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ChristinaTherese

I found a box of old floppy disks in our house. I mean, I always knew they were there and that we have an external floppy drive, but I hadn't put two and two together before. So I'm looking at old pictures now. We have games too.... and MS-DOS (Maybe Some Day an Operating System) installation/uninstallation. I don't dare use the latter and I want to use an emulator to use the former. I mean, there's awesome stuff like Yendor, King's Quest, Jazz Jackrabbit, Commander Keen, Elfland, Cosmo's Cosmic Adventure, and Snarf. Definitely Snarf.

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Deus te Amat

If you don't have number crunchers or oregon trail, I'm not interested. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ChristinaTherese

We have Oregon Trail. But I don't like that game. I like the games where my brother got closer to dying... I mean, I've never disliked him for anything much greater than speaking pig latin with our older sister and not letting me know what was going on, and I certainly never wanted him to die. But in a computer game.... Sure. Oh, and King's Quest is just wonderful. (It had so much better of visual stuff than most. And there were some really fun puzzle things.)

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ChristinaTherese

We have an external drive. I don't even have a CD-ROM drive on my laptop, sadly enough. I have an external one of those, too.

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If you wanted to do emulation, it's totally possible. For MSDOS, consider using DOSBOX. I have used it to successfully run DOOM and Descent 2.

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I love Oregon Trail, the classic Apple II version, specifically. I know Applesoft Basic and 6502, and decompiled it to discover vulnerabilities in computer class. While everyone else died of dysentery, I would make it to Oregon several times using my huge team of overpowerd drag-racing oxen.

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I like oregon trail, but I also LOOOOVED Chip's Challenge.... and a wild little program that generated pretty 'oriental rugs' to be used as screen savers.  Looked like stained glass!

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How about Word Munchers/Number Munchers/Fraction Munchers? any of you played those games?

I have SUPER Number Munchers on floppy disk. Even more awesome.

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