Play the DOS conversion of Fender Tucker's Murder in the Museum that was published on Big Blue Disk.
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Murder in the Museum - DOS conversion
- Thread starter gumpy
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Wow, I had no idea this existed. Check out those superior graphics (scoffs).
Big Blue Disk / On Disk Monthly used the "least common dominator" method of hardware support - so the were using CGA 4 color graphics into the early 90;s when every one else was using EGA or even VGA.
In the 1980's most PCs only had CGA graphics and beeper sound, which the C64 with its VIC and SID put to shame.
This should look familiar. 🙂
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In the 1980's most PCs only had CGA graphics and beeper sound, which the C64 with its VIC and SID put to shame.
This should look familiar. 🙂
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Yep, it's the one game of mine that they ported to another platform. I still have my 3½" DOS disk of it somewhere, I think.
Did Softdisk ever venture over to the Amiga? It would've been interesting to see if the graphics capabilities of the Amiga were embraced or if they just did straight ports.Big Blue Disk / On Disk Monthly used the "least common dominator" method of hardware support - so the were using CGA 4 color graphics into the early 90;s when every one else was using EGA or even VGA.
In the 1980's most PCs only had CGA graphics and beeper sound, which the C64 with its VIC and SID put to shame.
This should look familiar. 🙂
On Disk Monthly's Circuitry | DOS games in browser
On Disk Monthly's Circuitry is a famous and most played DOS game that now is available to play in browser. With virtual mobile controls you also can play in On Disk Monthly's Circuitry on mobile. On DOS.Zone On Disk Monthly's Circuitry available to play for free without registration.
There was an attempt for an Amiga disk magazine. Fender mentions it. I believe it was going to be called "View Point" - Scott Resh helped work on it, but for whatever reason nothing ever became of the project.