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[Tom Henrik]

Anyways... We have made a buisness deal with those guys.

And we are getting all the manuals for all the games we have on this site. k:

Just hang on.

[Omuletzu]

Originally posted by Unknown Hero@Oct 10 2004, 02:42 AM


If you ask me, the best way to play those old games is to play them on old computer!

You got that right bro... actually the best way to play them is in DOS, like i do :evil:
@Guest : Walkthroughs
QfG 4
QfG 3
QfG 2
QfG 1
Anything else for Qfg series, here (including demos of qfg1 :eeeeeh: :blink: )

Originally posted by Tom Henrik@Oct 25 2004, 07:51 AM
Anyways... We have made a buisness deal with those guys.

And we are getting all the manuals for all the games we have on this site.* k:

Just hang on.

Ah, ok. Then I'll wait and try to complete Myst IV first.

@Omuletzu Well, usually I try to use walkthrougs only if I really need them, since I want to find the solutions myself. Anyway, thx for the tip.

[ReamusLQ]

Ah yes the infamous QFG series, my favorite of all adventure games, and theone series I probably know inside and out with every single possible class. The game I am weakest on is probably Quest for Glory 2: Trial by Fire, but I did manage to beat the game with all three classes, becoming a Paladin with each. I used to watch my brother play the games when I was young (six years old or so), and then when I was twelve I was looking through a clearance bin and happened to see Quest for Glory V: Dragon Fire. After playing Dragon Fire, I proceeded to go ebay and purchase the entire collection for only $27 dollars (you see, people don't ususally buy CD's without a picture, and without the original box...I just wanted the games)Although I must disagree that Dragon Fire was the best game, I definately enjoyed it very much. I believe it to be one of the best 3D Adventure games, seeing as how most of the time they totally tank. Being a music buff, that is one of the things I noticed about Dragon Fire; its music was absolutely incredible. I really enjoyed the soundtrack. I do remember Shadows of Darkness as being very buggy, but I also remember learning how to bypass many of the bugs (stupid error 52, hallelujah for CPU Killer and a slow computer.) Anyway, that's my two cents. I hope to see Trial by Fire and Shadows of Darkness on this site soon.

[edlglide]

AGD Interactive is in the process of making a VGA version of QFG 2. Their VGA version of King's Quest 1 and especially King's Quest 2 were phenomenal, so I'm sure they'll do a good job with QFG 2 as well. I'm not sure when it's due to be released, but they've been working on it for a while now so hopefully it's not too far off. Their website is www.agdinteractive.com.

[MasterGrazzt]

I consider 5 to be the worst. The gulf between the core series, 1-4, and 5 is as wide as the grand canyon. Before you call me a curmudgeon who doesn't accept change (it's true though) it's not the engine. It's the plot. Peew.

[Son_Of_The_Nephilim]

Originally posted by MasterGrazzt@Jan 9 2005, 02:28 PM
I consider 5 to be the worst. The gulf between the core series, 1-4, and 5 is as wide as the grand canyon. Before you call me a curmudgeon who doesn't accept change (it's true though) it's not the engine. It's the plot. Peew.

you 're so right

Hrm.. Can't seem to get audio to work. Any remedies? I can't figure it out.

[ReamusLQ]

yeah, you know what? Honestly, I have never EVER been able to get the sound driver to work, even though I have a legitamate copy I bought some time ago...sorry, can't really help. Maybe there are some other genious' here though that can.

this patch should work with all of them except for 5.

http://ftp.sierra.com/patches/pc/sb16drv.exe

worked on mine

my system is a PIII 800, Nvidia geforce fx 5200, win xp

i run gen midi (although all music drivers work) and sound blaster in speech options (it is the only one supported on my computer)