Uncreative Labs

Joined: 01 Oct 2004 Posts: 13

LOOONG ago, when I was first getting into computers, I had a game that I played on the computers. It always impressed me how good the intro audio was considering the computer had no sound card... Well, I captured the audio do you guys could hear it if you'd like Rolling Eyes

http://www.freewebs.com/darrencax/mach3.mp3

That particular recording was from my PIII to my current Athlon X2. My original attempt to play this game was on a 386SX/25. It worked fine in non-turbo(12MHz). I have never, that I can recall, tried it on a slower machine.

If someone would like to try it on an older machine, I could post it. The whole game's around 360k if I recall correctly. The actual game's pretty sorry, but I just liked the beginning Razz

Joined: 21 May 2006 Posts: 47 Location: London, England

I would like to try that! I have 4.77MHz IBM XT and 5150, also 8MHz Amstrad PC1640 (8086 XT clone). I am sure it would work on one of those Smile

Joined: 19 Apr 2006 Posts: 261 Location: WisConSin

I still have that game somewhere on some old XT, too bad I could never figure out what exactly you were supposed to do.

Joined: 01 Oct 2004 Posts: 13

I'll dig the game out when I get back home this weekend... The game's not that hard, you just fly around shooting things. However, I find it quite boring after about 5 minutes Razz

The intro audio is impressive, though. Oh yes, and when you loose, it says "Game Over" If you get a high score, it also goes "Oh yeah" Or something like that...