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[Founder, Webdisaster]




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CONTRIBUTERS

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GTX2GvO
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If you upload over 50, you ascend.


AW SUPPORTERS



Kosta
(pre-corporate Abandonia)

Tom Henrik
(pre-corporate Abandonia oldwarez list)

ScaryFun
(Legends World)

ET
(Oldies 4 ever)



FUTURE OF
GAMES


ESA MEMBERS

Activision, Inc.
Atari, Inc.
Buena Vista Games, Inc.
Capcom USA, Inc.
Crave Entertainment
Eidos Interactive
Electronic Arts
Her Interactive, Inc.
id Software
Konami Digital Entertainment America
LucasArts
Mad Catz, Inc.
Microsoft Corporation
Midway Games, Inc.
Namco Hometek, Inc.
Nintendo of America Inc.
SEGA of America, Inc.
Sony Computer Entertainment America
Sony Online Entertainment, Inc.
Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc.
The American Game Factory, Inc.
THQ, Inc.
Ubisoft Entertainment, Inc.
Vivendi Games, Inc.
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Inc.
Wild Tangent


CAUTION

 


Please don't swim with your ISOs or you may drown to death.






AW HOSTILES


To be darksided is to go the darkside of abandonware, whereupon you no longer really support abandonware or the many other alternative ways to keep it in circulation.  You secretly  believe everything is warez and wish to undermine all abandonware efforts.  In addition, you usually have a huge ego when it comes to your own self-importance. You think you can do everything better and through brute force and corruption you impose your twisted will on others.  

(A video about me banned from the old hotu, regarding ISOs - lol)

EXPERIENCE



"You've changed my life!"

-Brenda


"I found what I was looking for, finally!"

-Mary



"It's GREAT rubbish!"

-Derek



"I am extremely happy and ethusiastic to continue."

-Joyce



THINGS TO DO
(EVENTUALLY)

  • Improve file capacity [need revenue or help]
  • Finalize site design [should  happen someday]
  • Change forum host, change forum software
  • Install a frontend for leaving comments and unofficial links (hm, how will I do that?)
  • Upgrade host permantently [need revenue]
  • Slicker processing for contact page.
  • Add screenshots for games by clicking on boxshot.
  • Change color scheme to match... forum, or something like that.
  • Anchors for individual entries
In other words, HELP!


CHARLES BROAM "DECLARES WAR"

August 22, 2009

I am currently being harassed by a Charles J Broam, age 35-39.  He has threatened to steal the content of this website.  He came to me in the guise of trying to help, but he's done nothing but bitch and complain about the makeup of the website in email after endless email.

He recently said he was "declaring war" on me, so I think it's best to mention this publicly before he does something stupid or criminal.  Quote: "
Cuz I can steal all your links, make a much better website, and steal all your visitors. Obviously you cannot take any constructive criticism. So fine then, if WAR is was you want, that's what you'll get."

At one point he even begged me for money, at length.  I couldn't believe it. 

If you are a real web developer and wish to help with this site pro bono, please do not take this approach with me.  This guy has done nothing but waste my time.  If you find yourself in contact with him yourself, do not trust him.  He's just trying to scam you and/or waste your time. 

Source: ISO Art News












Currently Featured ISO / CD Image / Full CD *Retro Feature Revist


Civilization - Call to Power

Download ISO:
4shared
[CLONECD] [626 Mb]


Type:
Game, Simulation Strategy
Developer:
Activision, Inc.
Publisher:
Activision, Inc.
Year:
1999
Available:
MAYBE
If link(s) are down, please report so here.
Copyright Status:
Although definitely abandonware, we have not yet determined whether we have legal grounds for providing links to this game.
Platform: Windows
Thanks to:
Ermuli 
Added: December 03, 2009


M.A.X. (a.k.a. Mechanized Assault & Exploration)

Download ISO:
CD image (425 Mb), 4shared
[BIN/CUE] [425 Mb]

Max_Dox, Mediafire by Ermuli


Type:
Game, Strategy
Developer:
Interplay Productions, Inc.
Publisher:
Interplay Productions, Inc.
Year:
1996
Available:
MAYBE 
Copyright Status:
Although definitely abandonware, we have not yet determined whether we have legal grounds for providing links to this game.
Platform: DOS
Thanks to:
Ermuli
Added: Friday, January 05, 2007


Jagged Alliance

Download ISO:
Download Part 1 | Download Part 2 | Download Part 3
Megaupload
or
FTP (download first 3 files only)


Type:
Game, Turn Based Strategy
Developer:
Madlab Software
Publisher:
Sir‑tech Software, Inc.
Year:
1994
Available:
MAYBE
Copyright Status:
Although definitely abandonware, we have not yet determined whether we have legal grounds for providing links to this game. Strategy First was contacted by us, but they had no comment. 
Platform: DOS
Thanks to:
Machete and Unknown
Added: Sunday, August 06, 2006


Ishar Triology

Download ISO:
4shared [ISO] [48MB]
or
4shared [MDF/MDS] [49MB]
(just Ishar 3, I think)


Type:
Game, RPG
Developer:
Silmarils
Publisher:
Silmarils
Year:
1995
Available:
MAYBE
Copyright Status:
Although definitely abandonware, we have not yet determined whether we have legal grounds for providing links to this game.
Platform: DOS
Thanks to:
Ermuli
Added: July 27, 2009


Under a Killing Moon

Download ISO:
4shared [CloneCD] [1,46GB]
+Manual +Patches +Covers


Type:
Game,
Developer:
Access Software, Inc.
Publisher:
Access Software, Inc.
Year:
1994
Available:
MAYBE
Copyright Status:
Although definitely abandonware, we have not yet determined whether we have legal grounds for providing links to this game.
Platform: DOS
Thanks to:
Ermuli
Added: July 22, 2009


Feeble Files, The

Download ISO:
CD images (982 Mb), 4shared


Type:
Game, Adventure
Developer:
Adventure Soft Publishing Ltd.
Publisher:
Adventure Soft Publishing Ltd.
Year:
1997
Available:
MAYBE
Copyright Status:
Although definitely abandonware, we have not yet determined whether we have legal grounds for providing links to this game.
Platform: Windows 95/98
Thanks to:
Ermuli
Added: Friday, July 27, 2007


Sanitarium

Download ISO:
CD1 part 1 | CD1 part 2
CD2 part 1 | CD2 part 2 | CD2 part 3
CD3 part 1 | CD3 part 2 | CD3 part 3
Megaupload
or
Sanitarium CD1 (427 Mb)
Sanitarium CD2 (530 Mb)

4shared
Sanitarium CD3 (516 Mb)
Sanitarium_Dox.rar (3 Mb)
Sanitarium.nfo (2 Kb)

4shared
or
Disc 1 - mirror
Megashares

Dox pack, Megauload includes:
  • Manual in .pdf (Sanitarium.pdf)
  • Sanitarium 1.0 Cd Check patch (sntrm.zip)
  • Sanitarium Level 2 fix (sanipatch1.exe)
Dox - mirror, mihd.net

Type:
Game, Adventure Horror
Developer:
DreamForge Intertainment, Inc.
Publisher:
ASC Games
Year:
1998
Available:
MAYBE
Copyright Status:
Although definitely abandonware, we have not yet determined whether we have legal grounds for providing links to this game.
Platform: Windows 95/98
Thanks to:
Ermuli
Added:

Friday, December 17, 2006



Previously Featured:



NOTE: When features are removed, they are still available thru the ISO Listing page.  Check NEWS for NEW additions to listing not featured here.   Updates are generally once per week.



GARGANTUAN
ORANGUTAN
GAMES




Time Streamer Thread

The "final" version of Time Streamer (1.1) is completed.

Bonus C2C radio clip

Time Streamer may remind you of a BBS style door game from the late 80's, early 90's. Playing through the game takes about 1-2 hours.  The game is inspired around the story/myth of John Titor (a time traveler) who supposedly came to this world timeline to obtain an IBM 5100 for his world timeline in 2036.

Time Streamer features:

- Fully Randomized Combat System with Random Enemy Encounters
- Sound Effects
- RPG style Level Gains (/w new skills each level; 6 skills total, 8 levels total)
- ANSI style color graphics
- Sci-Fi storyline with some humorous undertones
- Selectable Weapons and "Shrines"
- NPCs (you can interact with/talk to)
- Randomized powerup/drop system
- Overall, what I might call a fairly advanced "text-based tactical engine"

Some Curious Facts:
  • Time Streamer is probably the most elaborate batch scripting game ever made.
  • Time Streamer is the first game to ever use the John Titor story as a basis for a game.
  • Over 930 downloads since March 01 2008. 
Tag: Batch File Game

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Time Maniac

This is a Jagged Alliance Deadly Games campaign that takes place in the "Time Streamer" universe from the "Time Maniac's" perspective. 

Status:  Incomplete. May be scrapped if there are serious compatibility issues with XP or other bothersome issues with modding.
                
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Untitled Shooter

This an unfinished game originally written in Quick Basic.  It's one of the first games I nearly completed before 'the great soul crushing journey of life'.  

It will probably be released first  in its Quick Basic executable form.

Status: 90% complete 

Screenshot below:



But I'm considering converting into FreeBASIC, as a final project.   If that happens,  the goal is for it to have gamepad support, enhanced music and FX support,  improved gameplay mechanics, improved graphics, and a storyline.

---

Print Mazes



These mazes were hand drawn by me and can be printed out to solve. You are free to download these, provide the links to others, but do not distribute in any other way.  Thank you. 

If you enjoy these, let me know!

---

'Robots' artificial life simulator

This is a program using neuronal networks and evolutionary computing.   Though I did NOT program this, I did write the english documentation for it.  I'm including it here because Dexterus has seemingly abandoned the project and never released it with my documentation.  A DirectX version is also included in the archive, though it may not work on newer computers.   Keep in mind this is not a game, but a simulation in which you can change certain variables and watch to see what happens.


'Spoof Games'

These may be worth a chucke or two.  Don't expect anything from them, as they're not really games at all.  They simply chronicle a bit of my early / current practice work in Flash.  So again, don't get too excited.


Note: new versions may go up from time to time.


Check here in the future for new projects by GO (your favorite psychotic ape)


About this Site



The goal of ISO Art - Lost in Cyberspace is to provide a compendium of games and utilities that are no longer for sale.  In that spirit, we try to provide links to where these ISOs can be obtained when legal to do so.  We do not host any of these files ourselves, unless they've been officially granted a freeware license.  Our list is for information purposes, and we do not condone the downloading of files that may be subject to copyright violations in your country.  In fact, we strive to make sure this site and the corresponding listing is fully legal with international copyright laws. Although we appreciate the efforts of abandonware sites, we have opted only to link to works that are legally grounded.  We have no real connection with the sites listed here anymore than a meta search engines has such a connection.  If you're concerned about a possible copyright or IP infringement contact the sites directly, but also let us know about any violating links so we can remove them immediately.  We will assist you in anyway we can.

We believe that abandoned software should be preserved as it was originally presented or sold, with a complete digital snapshot of what it was, including all animations, music, and sound.  We seek to make sure this software does not fall into "unobtainable status."
But unfortunately due to draconian copyright law this is often not something we can legally pursue.

If you'd like to see our list updated, contact us with relevant information.  Please report any errors, or unavailable entries as well.  Keep in mind, this listing won't truly expand without your help.

the management









Please Donate to the Future of ISO Art



As you may be able to tell, we are passionate about keeping this project going. There's obviously a lot of room for improvement, and we hope that we will be able to do so.  We can always use your support, whether it's pointing out an error or uploading a rare ISO.  But in order for this site to improve we unfortunately also need money. As awkward as it feels to me, recently I decided to accept donations and place ads.  This site is still very small and has always faced resistence, but I'm counting on user interest to prevail.  You may not be able to donate personally, or have other reasons, but there is one thing that would really help and it costs nothing.   All you have to do is tell people about this site.  I've not promoted it much at all.   So if you can, please tell others about this site.  The more people that are involved - either downloading or contributing -  the better.  Growth means more options for everyone.   Wouldn't it be nice to have 500 entries anyone in the world can access?  How about a 1,000?  If we grow, we can do this and more.

Nonetheless - If you like the work we are doing here, and would like us to continue, please donate to our cause.   Your donation will go strictly toward upgrading the site and addressing any costs associated with it.  All donations will be recognized on the main page.  If you don't want credit for some reason, or have special instructions, let us know in the paypal 'optional comments' or an email.  Thank you.


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ISO Newswire


Video games 'can improve vision'

POSTED Sunday, 29 March 2009 00:01 UK
Who says it's bad for your eyes

Playing action video games can boost an aspect of adult vision previously thought to be fixed, a US study shows.

Researchers found playing the games improved the ability to notice even very small changes in shades of grey against a uniform background.

"Contrast sensitivity" is important in situations such as driving at night, or in conditions of poor visibility.

The Nature Neuroscience study raises the possibility of using a video game training regime to improve vision.

Contrast sensitivity is often one of the first aspects of vision to be affected by ageing.

There is some evidence that the visual system can learn
John Sloper
Moorfields Eye Hospital

It can also be affected by conditions such as amblyopia, known as "lazy eye".

Improving contrast sensitivity usually requires physical changes in eye optics, through eye surgery, glasses or contact lenses.

A team from the University of Rochester studied expert video game players playing games involving aiming and shooting at virtual targets.

They found that they had better contrast sensitivity when compared with players who played non-action video games.

These results were not because people with better contrast sensitivity were more likely to be action video game players - giving non-video game players intensive daily practice in video game playing improved this group's performance on tests of contrast sensitivity.

Crucially, the improvements in this study were sustained for months or even years in some cases, suggesting that time spent in front of a computer screen is not necessarily harmful for vision, as has sometimes been suggested.

Unpredictable events

Lead researcher Dr Daphne Bavelier said it was likely that several aspects of playing video games combined to produce the beneficial effect.

The games immersed players in an environment where they had to be constantly ready to react to unpredictable events, and where visual information had to be responded to instantly in very precise physical ways.

In addition, the mere fact that the games were stimulating and rewarding should not be overlooked.

Dr Bavelier hopes to make use of the discovery to develop new ways to treat amblyopia.

The hope is that by using video games researchers can encourage the two eyes to work together, and restore the stereo vision which is lacking in people with a lazy eye.

Professor Gary Rubin, of the University College London Institute of Ophthalmology, said he was surprised by the findings.

He said other work had shown that it was possible to train people to improve some aspects of their vision - for instance, to widen the visual field.

But he said: "Contrast sensitivity is a very basic visual function, and usually they are more difficult to alter in adulthood.

"This is a small study, showing a small effect, but it was carefully done, and merits further investigation."

John Sloper, a consultant at Moorfields Eye Hospital in London, said other researchers were also examining the potential for using video games to treat amblyopia.

He said: "There is some evidence that the visual system can learn."


Report: The under-30 gaming crowd is spoiled

POSTED 2:49 p.m. MCT,
July 26, 2007

Eyeball City, Utopia (AP) --
We didn't have any fancy Sony Playstation video games with high-resolution 3-D graphics! We had the Atari 2600! With games like "Space Invaders" and "asteroids" and the graphics sucked! Your guy was a
little square! You actually had to use your imagination! And there were no multiple levels or screens, it was just one screen forever! And you could never win. The game just kept getting harder and harder and faster and faster until you died! Just like LIFE!

Source

Study: Surgeons who play video games more skilled

POSTED: 4:03 p.m. EST, February 19, 2007




CHICAGO, Illinois (Reuters) -- Playing video games appears to help surgeons with skills that truly count: how well they operate using a precise technique, a study said Monday.

There was a strong correlation between video game skills and a surgeon's capabilities performing laparoscopic surgery in the study published in the February issue of Archives of Surgery.

Laparoscopy and related surgeries involve manipulating instruments through a small incision or body opening where the surgeon's movements are guided by watching a television screen.

Video game skills translated into higher scores on a day-and-half-long surgical skills test, and the correlation was much higher than the surgeon's length of training or prior experience in laparoscopic surgery, the study said.

Out of 33 surgeons from Beth Israel Medical Center in New York that participated in the study, the nine doctors who had at some point played video games at least three hours per week made 37 percent fewer errors, performed 27 percent faster, and scored 42 percent better in the test of surgical skills than the 15 surgeons who had never played video games before.

"It was surprising that past commercial video game play was such a strong predictor of advanced surgical skills," said Iowa State University psychology professor Douglas Gentile, one of the study's authors.

It supports previous research that video games can improve "fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination, visual attention, depth perception and computer competency," the study said.

"Video games may be a practical teaching tool to help train surgeons," senior author Dr. James Rosser of Beth Israel said.

While surgeons may benefit from playing video games, the study did not give parents a pass if their children play the games for hours on end.

A 2004 survey by Gentile found 94 percent of adolescents play video games for an average of nine hours a week. Game-playing has been linked to aggressiveness, poor school grades and can become a substitute for exercise.

"Parents should not see this study as beneficial if their child is playing video games for over an hour a day," Gentile said. "Spending that much time playing video games is not going to help their child's chances of getting into medical school."



ISO Art News


Oct 15, 2010

Not much has changed as far as the previous news entry, but we've
replaced the Call to Power links, thanks to Ermuli.  Sorry if I haven't responded to all emails, but I'm trying.


May 13, 2010

I have developed some health problems that require all my attention right now.  This is the other aspect that is affecting the site.  I want to sincerely thank everyone who has helped me, even with the little things.  I hope many people have benefited from the site at one time or another.

Is it over?  No, if I can overcome what's ailing me, I'll be back much better than before.  But in the meantime... I suppose it is.  All of my game development projects are suspended as well.

I'm not just going to give up though.   In 6 months time I'll know much better how things will pan out.

If you write me regarding anything on the site, I can't guarantee any response, but I will read messages and take action on existing entries when I can.  

Best wishes,

-GO


March 14, 2010

New working download link for Crystal Hammer.  New download link for Steel Panthers 2 campaign disc, included with Steel Panthers 2 entry.   Replacement link added for Ace Ventura.


February 24, 2010

As you may have noticed, updating has died for awhile.   One issue is that two individuals that use to work with me have fallen away, and have instead put all their energy into what is essentially a corporate abandonware site.   This same site has employed
an individual that often tries to undermine my position there and THIS site, but is perfectly willing to copy the ideas I initiated and outlined here.

Most are aligning with the corporate faction of abandonware these days.  I think this was started by GoG.com.  Ironically, it was a domain name I was interested in buying a year before it went online.


December  15, 2009

New entries from Ermuli:

Uprising - Join or Die
Uprising 2 - Lead and Destroy
Ultimate Domain


December  09, 2009

New entries from Ermuli:

Outpost
Orion Conspiracy, The

New mirror/fixed link:

Shadowcaster


December  03, 2009

Hope everyone is enjoying their abandonware this holiday season... :)

New Entries:

Call of Cthulhu - Shadow of the Comet
Civilization - Call to Power
Ceasar II


November 28, 2009

New Entries from Ermuli:

SiN - Wages of War
SimCity 2000 - CD Collection

New mirrors:

SimEarth
SimLife
Daggerfall
Dinotopia


November 24, 2009

New Entries added from ampee and riccso:

S.T.O.R.M.
Battlezone (Gold Pack)

New mirrors:

Bioforge
Chaos Overlords
Allied General
Archimedean Dynasty
Anvil of Dawn
Azrael's Tear


November 20, 2009

New Entries added from Bob-Satan:

Chasm - The Rift
Central Intelligence

Have some stuff from Ampee next update. 


November 18, 2009

New Entries added:

Zombie Wars
Archimedean Dynasty

New Mirrors added:

Settlers
Gabriel Knight Sins of the Father
Star Command Revolution
Rollcage

Links removed from listing due to being sold at GoG.com:

Lords of the Realm II (royal edition)
M.A.X.

The links have been archived here, but this link will be removed when this audit is complete.  So if you're in the middle of downloading, you better finish while you can. 

Special thanks to Abandonia for reporting these.


November 15, 2009

Experimenting with a java chat room for the site [which no one will probably use].  Currently you can reach it from the currently online box in the top left on the main page and the iso listing page, but not everywhere yet.  Or just click the link below:


At some point I may actually alter it to fit the theme (you know, when we have more of a theme). 

New entry from Ermuli:

Nihilist


Links removed from listing due to being sold at GoG.com:

Cannon Fodder
Jagged Alliance
Ishar Triology

The links have been archived here, but this link will be removed when this audit is complete.  So if you're in the middle of downloading, you better finish while you can. 

Special thanks to Abandonia for reporting these. 


November 13, 2009

Links removed from listing due to being sold at GoG.com:

Feeble Files
Sanitarium
Under A Killing Moon

The links have been archived here, but this link will be removed when this audit is complete.  So if you're in the middle of downloading, you better finish while you can. 

Special thanks to Frodo for reporting these. 


November 12, 2009

FYI: some links appearing on GoG.com may go down soon in order to keep everything listed here as true abandonware.    I don't personally believe buying a digital copy is the same as buying a physical copy, but what can you do?  This seems to be the way most abandonware sites are going at this time. 

No updates today because I was too busy defending this site elsewhere.  I enjoy wasting my time.  :/


November 11, 2009

New entries from Bob-Satan:

Betrayal at Antara
World Hockey '95

New mirror from Bob-Satan:

Alien Odyssey

More from Bob-Satan next time!


November 10, 2009

I finished separating the listing pages by letter.   New entries next time!


November 09, 2009

Hello there!  This site never really dies, don't worry, it's immortal. With the holiday season, I can't say when updates will start again, but they will.   My apologies to Bob-Satan and Ampee who had new entries for you all.   I'm sure Ermuli has new stuff as well.

I've recently made the contact page more functional.  You can just send an email to me through the server without having to deal with an email client of your own.   Be sure to include your email address if you want a reply.

I deleted quite a few old news items that aren't important anymore. A trim was over due.

Bakkelun from the abandonware ring was amused by the "The under-30 gaming crowd is spoiled" blurb in ISO Newswire item back on 2009-09-02:

So true, even though I wasn't born when the original 2600 came out - I was more of a NES and C64/Amiga-kid back in those days, but I still have great respect and understanding for those whose been in "this business" for longer than I have. So kids, "stay a while and listen" next time your enthustiastic dad, uncle or perhaps even grand dad/mother wants to tell you about how they had it back in the "dark ages" of gaming - You *will* learn alot!
 
Heh.   :)


I'm probably going to be making some modifications to the site before the year ends.   You probably won't notice any major differences.

Quite awhile back Jorpho (from hotud.org) pointed out that the ESA MEMBERS list is out of date.   It still is!  ;)

I'm moving back to Canada in a couple of weeks.

I've been recording some of my guitar compositions.  If you want to hear them, go or click here.   Ok, let me put it this way:  I would like you to hear them.  :P


August 27, 2009

5 new entries/uploads:

Plane Crazy
from Clusek

Pacific General
from _r.u.s.s.

Punky Duck
Phantasmagoria
Phantasmagoria: A Puzzle of Flesh
from Ermuli
 

July 25, 2009

I went ahead and paid for hosting for the next 3 months because the site is about to run out of bandwitdh and wouldn't make it till the end of the month.  We have 600GB of bandwidth for the time being.  Though I threw in few bucks myself, you should thank our anonymous donor from Denmark first.

I may or may not be keeping this host, as there are a couple of other options I'm looking at.   So far I'm not that impressed with the cost and the fact that the webhosts ads are still taking up room on the site pages.


April 26, 2009

I'd like to sincerely thank the anonymous donor from Denmark. Due to lack of updating I feel I don't really deserve it.  But it's the 'kick in the pants' I need.  So, expect some updates sooner rather than later.  ;)  Also, it's always been my intention to improve the hosting. 

I'm still passively looking for someone that can aid me in working on the site a regular basis, that isn't going to give me a lot of grief, and can also teach me a thing or two.   But I will still do it on my own regardless.  :P

Hope everyone has a lovely spring.  Let's all try and keep those ISOs alive and growing.  


February 01, 2009

Something different!

Dissident Matrix Podcast - Episode 1

Content/Topics: Sarah Palin Revisited, Indie Music: Marsupial and Nak, Dictating Reality, Recent Tentacle Alien Sightings, Commentary


January 11, 2009

Major thanks to Huskyboy for uploading the CD image for Crystal Hammer! This is probably my favorite arkanoid clone, and I've been personally looking for it FOREVER.  :)


Friday, April 18, 2008

I'd just like to make a special annoucement.  As you may be able to tell, we are passionate about keeping this project going. There's obviously a lot of room for improvement, and we hope that we will be able to do so.  We can always use your support, whether it's pointing out an error or uploading a rare ISO.  But in order for this site to improve we unfortunately also need money. As awkward as it feels to me, recently I decided to accept donations and place ads.  This site is still very small and has always faced resistence, but I'm counting on user interest to prevail.  You may not be able to donate personally, or have other reasons, but there is one thing that would really help and it costs nothing.   All you have to do is tell people about this site.  I've not promoted it much at all.   So if you can, please tell others about this site.  The more people that are involved - either downloading or contributing -  the better.  Growth means more options for everyone.   Wouldn't it be nice to have 500 entries anyone in the world can access?  How about a 1,000?  If we grow, we can do this and more.


Satarday, March 01, 2008

The "final" version of Time Streamer (1.1) is completed.


Also, if you remember HotU, a video: 









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