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[_r.u.s.s.]

you cant, like it says

[Mighty Midget]

A vey good question. You can't. Not from here anyway. This game is protected and not abandoned.

No info on where to get protected games will be given on these forums.

[gumpy]

A very fun and cool game! A remake of Stunt Island would be cool.

I have managed to get DB running, but Stunt Island will never play. When I start it, I get the startup intro, and if I press a key, my computer freezes. What am I doing wrong?

Thanks!

[arete]

tried dragging the exe and dropping it onto a dosbox shortcut?

It would help a lot if you told us your pc settings, any error messages you receive and what mount you're using. Then again, your copy may just be corrupt

Why is it on this site if it's not abandonware? Or do protected old games still count as abandonware?

[_r.u.s.s.]

Originally Posted by Guest

Why is it on this site if it's not abandonware? Or do protected old games still count as abandonware?

back then when the game was added it was abandonware- an abandonned software, noone cared about it. but now someone sells it again so it is not abandonware

well, either sells it it or being a pain in the arse about copyrights. and disney is a major pain in the arse about copyrights, even though they don't sell or support the game anymore

I remember this game so well! I had it back in the day! Forget the flight simulator part of it-- the really amazing part of this game was the ability to put together virtual props and scenery, set up virtual camera angles, and then play with the 'raw footage', adding music, sound effects, and whatever else! I spent so many hours putting short films together. There used to be a fansite that was used for exchanging them-- if you use the setup programs included with Stunt Island, you didn't even need the game to watch the movies, and they used to encourage people to trade movies with each other.
Good times, a classic.