Retrogaming

• Doom 2
• Warcraft 2
• Prince of Persia 2
• Leisure Suit Larry (versión mejorada point&click)
• Wolfenstein 3D
• Indiana Jones y la última cruzada
• Blood
• Mortal Kombat 2
• Prisoner of Ice
• Alone in the dark

nico wrote:quiero viciar un poco con juegos antiguos que cargabamos en el DOS.

• Good Old Games (venden juegos viejos, muchos para DOS, de forma legal y con manuales y contenido extra en formato digital)
• Abandonia (te permiten descargar gratis juegos viejos de DOS por los que, según ellos, nadie va a reclamar por derechos de copia)

TOCHOslim wrote:Aqui esta la fuente (una de ellas)

http://www.hardcoregaming101.net

Back in the heyday of DOS prompts and floppy discs, one of the most popular games prowling around shareware sites and demo CDs was a mega-hit known as Doom. It took the gaming world by storm in 1993 with its amazing graphics, great gameplay and rocking soundtrack. The popularity of the game made other DOS developers take notice. Hoping to get their own piece of the action, they made their own "Doom clones" - what people called FPSes before that term was invented. Most of these weren't very good, but one company made a little-known gem that still plays well today. Apogee, the shareware giant, took the plans from a scrapped Wolfenstein 3D sequel and turned it into its own game - Rise of the Triad, affectionately referred to by its fans as "ROTT". The game pioneered several interesting ideas into the genre, including rocket jumping and enviromental destruction, but it never received the popularity of Doom. It does, however, have an over-the-top cheese factor that's somehow endearing, despite the incredulous violence.

Some sources claim that ROTT's engine is a heavily modified version of the Wolfenstein 3D engine, which would make sense, considering its roots. The game world is very angular and boxy, consisting mostly of tight hallways and huge open spaces, and the level designs are very, very basic compared to Doom. All of the characters are clearly digitized images of the development staff wearing Nazi-ish uniforms, robes and other rather silly outfits. The texturing is also horribly repetitive, and it's clear that it's not really on the technical level as some other games.

DRAKE HARRIS wrote:Que no era el Spear of destiny la secuela del wolfenstein 3d?