Getting back on age
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VuNic wrote:
it shouldnt cry for a graphic card and 4 GB ram
There some free copy of Doom 2 available on the net. But I am getting older as well, so there may be more recent games out there, did not check in a while.
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VuNic wrote:
it shouldnt cry for a graphic card and 4 GB ram
There some free copy of Doom 2 available on the net. But I am getting older as well, so there may be more recent games out there, did not check in a while.
I was going to suggest just that: Retro Night with Doom - haven't had one of those for a long while... :-D
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Depends on what kind of game you're looking for... Strategy, Sim, Shooter, RTS, etc...
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* I'm finding myself getting older. :sigh: * The last three years I haven't even touched any form of games.pc/xbox/video, Nothing. :sigh: * Now I have a LAN setup at home. * Could someone recommend some real-nice network games.. which is free, a demo or an evaluation version, and it shouldnt cry for a graphic card and 4 GB ram. :sigh: * Should be swift in 2GB with graphic cards on a Sempron machine. :-D What a scrooge! > Recently my mind is prefering to talk in bullets, than Paragraphs. > Excuse.
Starting to think people post kid pics in their profiles because that was the last time they were cute - Jeremy.
Solitaire! Doesn't even require a network. ;P
"Real men drive manual transmission" - Rajesh.
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Solitaire! Doesn't even require a network. ;P
"Real men drive manual transmission" - Rajesh.
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* I'm finding myself getting older. :sigh: * The last three years I haven't even touched any form of games.pc/xbox/video, Nothing. :sigh: * Now I have a LAN setup at home. * Could someone recommend some real-nice network games.. which is free, a demo or an evaluation version, and it shouldnt cry for a graphic card and 4 GB ram. :sigh: * Should be swift in 2GB with graphic cards on a Sempron machine. :-D What a scrooge! > Recently my mind is prefering to talk in bullets, than Paragraphs. > Excuse.
Starting to think people post kid pics in their profiles because that was the last time they were cute - Jeremy.
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Doom 2 ? Really?? :omg: Wow! When did that get out ?? Now, who is oldest? ;)
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1994[^] - It was the first game I played on LAN, on Windows 95. This was a time where you had to spend 3 hours to set up the network before everybody could see everybody :) It was also the cool time of BBS[^]'s, still no internet, where everything had still to be developed. The best time of my life. :sigh: And after that we played Quake and Team Fortress. Even better a game.
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* I'm finding myself getting older. :sigh: * The last three years I haven't even touched any form of games.pc/xbox/video, Nothing. :sigh: * Now I have a LAN setup at home. * Could someone recommend some real-nice network games.. which is free, a demo or an evaluation version, and it shouldnt cry for a graphic card and 4 GB ram. :sigh: * Should be swift in 2GB with graphic cards on a Sempron machine. :-D What a scrooge! > Recently my mind is prefering to talk in bullets, than Paragraphs. > Excuse.
Starting to think people post kid pics in their profiles because that was the last time they were cute - Jeremy.
You could try Alien Swarm[^].
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* I'm finding myself getting older. :sigh: * The last three years I haven't even touched any form of games.pc/xbox/video, Nothing. :sigh: * Now I have a LAN setup at home. * Could someone recommend some real-nice network games.. which is free, a demo or an evaluation version, and it shouldnt cry for a graphic card and 4 GB ram. :sigh: * Should be swift in 2GB with graphic cards on a Sempron machine. :-D What a scrooge! > Recently my mind is prefering to talk in bullets, than Paragraphs. > Excuse.
Starting to think people post kid pics in their profiles because that was the last time they were cute - Jeremy.
VuNic wrote:
* Could someone recommend some real-nice network games.. which is free, a demo or an evaluation version, and it shouldnt cry for a graphic card and 4 GB ram.
Why not stick with the best? DooM, using DooM Legacy[^]. You can get no end of new stuff for it from idgames ftp site, and from sites like this one[^] It might run a bit slow in an 8086, but I really don't think that will be a problem.
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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* I'm finding myself getting older. :sigh: * The last three years I haven't even touched any form of games.pc/xbox/video, Nothing. :sigh: * Now I have a LAN setup at home. * Could someone recommend some real-nice network games.. which is free, a demo or an evaluation version, and it shouldnt cry for a graphic card and 4 GB ram. :sigh: * Should be swift in 2GB with graphic cards on a Sempron machine. :-D What a scrooge! > Recently my mind is prefering to talk in bullets, than Paragraphs. > Excuse.
Starting to think people post kid pics in their profiles because that was the last time they were cute - Jeremy.
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1994[^] - It was the first game I played on LAN, on Windows 95. This was a time where you had to spend 3 hours to set up the network before everybody could see everybody :) It was also the cool time of BBS[^]'s, still no internet, where everything had still to be developed. The best time of my life. :sigh: And after that we played Quake and Team Fortress. Even better a game.
