hay thanks for that if you like to play them old games then go to
the site http://www.techtv.com/callforhelp and check out friday
july 6ths page because they had the best emulater for the old games
on the show and the place to get it from.
keith hall
the site http://www.techtv.com/callforhelp and check out friday
july 6ths page because they had the best emulater for the old games
on the show and the place to get it from.
keith hall
--- In Lasertank@y..., "Tobias Langhoff" <spug_enigma@y...> wrote:
> Hey, you guys know Home of the Underdogs (
> http://www.theunderdogs.org ) ?
> It's a site with many game downloads - But all of them are kind of
> AbandonWare; ShareWare or Pay Programs that didn't sell too well
and
> now are forgotten by the public and the developers. They however
> claims NOT to be an AbandonWare site.
> But although, we can find Laser Tank there!
>
> http://www.theunderdogs.org/game.php?name=Laser+Tank
>
> They have a nice Review as well, and they gave the game the rating
> Top Dog (the best rating, I guess) and the User Rating is 9.50 out
of
> 10. That is damn good, and NOT overrated.
>
> Here is what they write in their About section:
>
> ---------------------------------------------------
> Home of the Underdogs is a non-profit site dedicated to the
> preservation and promotion of underrated PC games (and a few non-PC
> games) of all ages: good games that deserve a second chance after
> dismal sales or critical reviews that we feel are unwarranted. By
> nature, our criteria for choosing games to be honored here are
> subjective. However, we believe that our collective experience
(many
> of us started gaming in late 1970s) allows us to be confident of
our
> choices: we've played many of the best and worst games ever made.
> Therefore, we believe that our "Top Dog" tag signifies a truly
> remarkable classic, while at the other end of the spectrum
our "Real
> Dog" tag signifies marginal underdogs we think you really should
> avoid (most of them are here only because a number of visitors
> pleaded us for them, anyway [EG]).
>
> Home of the Underdogs, while not an abandonware site per se (since
> our aim is to pay tribute to all underdogs, both new and old),
> supports the abandonware idea. We believe that providing games that
> have been abandoned by their publishers, while technically illegal,
> is a valuable service to the gaming community because these games
are
> in danger of disappearing into obscurity, and their copyright
holders
> no longer derive any revenues from them. For more information on
our
> stance on abandonware, please read this section of our FAQ.
> ---------------------------------------------------
>
> Spug