DOS Games Discussion

That was not the game I was refering to, but it does actually look quite nice. Are games on MobyGames free too, some or none?

Thanks, but without derailing the thread, how do I go about fixing it for future posts? Just put random numbers/percent signs or it has to be something specific?

Thanks for the attempt, I see you try a lot for others as well, but that was not it. It looks too ugly to be my game. Of course back in the day when I was a child I thought Asteroids, He-Man, Pinball, Indy 500, Combat, Star Wars, Pitfall and Berzerk on the Atari 2600 looked amazing... :laugh: Regard...

I can not tell you how old the game actually is, except this was early 90's as I recall when I happened to see and or play it. But maybe it was old for it's time so say possibly even late 80's. I also am not entirely sure if it was on a floppy or on cd, since it was not my game nor even my computer,...

The only thing that comes to mind and I am not even sure it was on the SNES, but the arcade is a two player game where you kind of sit in a mech/robot and walk around shooting or smashing enemies and no I am not talking about Metal Slug either. It is hard to describe since I only played it once or t...

S.T.U.N. Runner comes to mind. The arcade cabinet had a seat like a jetski and I think had the same kind of steering like handle bars as well. You were mostly on the ground, but I remember you could do a 360 if you were going fast enough and the indoor tracks allowed it. There were also outdoor trac...

Skull & Crossbones is the only pirate game that even resembles what you are describing that I can think of, although I do not remember a boat with fish trying to kill you. But it was two player and was light hearted at times, but also bloody.

I am not sure how it was played on DOS or if it was even the same game, but there was an arcade cabinet called Crossbow that had a realistically looking crossbow gun and you had to shoot at objects that were dangerous to your friend who was walking across the screen at a slow pace. I do not remember...

I was going to mention Pandemonium as well, as it was the first thing that popped in my head. But I played the PS1 version which used the standard controller, before the Dual Shock and I do not remember him being able to actually gain different weapons. When you mentioned the optional companion shoo...

Double Dragon comes to mind, really the only beat-em up on the NES that fits your description. The first DD was so so and differed from the arcade. It was two players, but you had to rotate and basically was the same character. Also you had to earn points in order to gain the better moves. And it ha...