[Skullmeat]

@Skullmeat Appreciate the upload for Wolfenstein, played that a lot too. You have any other classic DOS games, like an collection or something?

Not really, I just know where to find them.

[Drako]

How exactly are these ran?

[Oni]

Any way to convince you into finding wolfenstien for me? I've searched high and low...

Now ladies and gentleman let me take you back in time where we enjoyed one class session of computer courses a day (mainly typing correctly and power point etc) I'm talking WAAAAAAY back to the 90s

Oregon trail:



No fancy trick or gimmicks... You start at point a, end at point b (if you didn't become sick and die along the way) and this game tried to fuck you every way possible!!!


Number muncher:



Just a some game to teach you mathematics and grammar skills. The teachers used to trick us into playing this and we all ended up loving it..

This was a time before internet was in schools (student level) and fancy smart phones or tablets were around. These games were top notch at this time and those gigantic machines? Those were once top of the line computers lol


(I feel old now lol)

Oregon Trail is an old favorite of mine. That, and Nethack.

[Slacker]

Any way to convince you into finding wolfenstien for me? I've searched high and low...

Now ladies and gentleman let me take you back in time where we enjoyed one class session of computer courses a day (mainly typing correctly and power point etc) I'm talking WAAAAAAY back to the 90s

Oregon trail:



No fancy trick or gimmicks... You start at point a, end at point b (if you didn't become sick and die along the way) and this game tried to fuck you every way possible!!!


Number muncher:



Just a some game to teach you mathematics and grammar skills. The teachers used to trick us into playing this and we all ended up loving it..

This was a time before internet was in schools (student level) and fancy smart phones or tablets were around. These games were top notch at this time and those gigantic machines? Those were once top of the line computers lol


(I feel old now lol)

Oregon Trail is an old favorite of mine. That, and Nethack.

I actually contemplated downloading Oregon trail in my phone I think it'll be fun. But don't want to be disappointed when I realize how far times have come...

[Oni]

Any way to convince you into finding wolfenstien for me? I've searched high and low...

Now ladies and gentleman let me take you back in time where we enjoyed one class session of computer courses a day (mainly typing correctly and power point etc) I'm talking WAAAAAAY back to the 90s

Oregon trail:



No fancy trick or gimmicks... You start at point a, end at point b (if you didn't become sick and die along the way) and this game tried to fuck you every way possible!!!


Number muncher:



Just a some game to teach you mathematics and grammar skills. The teachers used to trick us into playing this and we all ended up loving it..

This was a time before internet was in schools (student level) and fancy smart phones or tablets were around. These games were top notch at this time and those gigantic machines? Those were once top of the line computers lol


(I feel old now lol)

Oregon Trail is an old favorite of mine. That, and Nethack.

I actually contemplated downloading Oregon trail in my phone I think it'll be fun. But don't want to be disappointed when I realize how far times have come...

There's a tasteful spinoff called "Organ Trail" if you like zombies.

[Slacker]

Oregon Trail is an old favorite of mine. That, and Nethack.

I actually contemplated downloading Oregon trail in my phone I think it'll be fun. But don't want to be disappointed when I realize how far times have come...

There's a tasteful spinoff called "Organ Trail" if you like zombies.

I won't lie I've actually considered the game, but wasn't sure how great it would be lol I might take a look at it since you said it was tasteful

[Skullmeat]

How exactly are these ran?

Either dosbox or an old machine.

[Drako]

How exactly are these ran?

Either dosbox or an old machine.

I completely forgot about dosbox. Ill try and use that now.

[Drako]

How exactly are these ran?

Either dosbox or an old machine.

Yup! Got them to work with dosbox.

[Blink]

Any way to convince you into finding wolfenstien for me? I've searched high and low...

Now ladies and gentleman let me take you back in time where we enjoyed one class session of computer courses a day (mainly typing correctly and power point etc) I'm talking WAAAAAAY back to the 90s

Oregon trail:



No fancy trick or gimmicks... You start at point a, end at point b (if you didn't become sick and die along the way) and this game tried to fuck you every way possible!!!


Number muncher:



Just a some game to teach you mathematics and grammar skills. The teachers used to trick us into playing this and we all ended up loving it..

This was a time before internet was in schools (student level) and fancy smart phones or tablets were around. These games were top notch at this time and those gigantic machines? Those were once top of the line computers lol


(I feel old now lol)

Oregon Trail is an old favorite of mine. That, and Nethack.

Oregon trail is great, you can play it in an online emulator here: https://archive.org/details/msdos_Oregon_Trail_The_1990