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Sparkster Dec 16, 2010 03:49 PM

Suggestions for old gaming laptop
 
I have an old beefed-up IBM Thinkpad laptop with 128mb of ram, a 300mhz pentium 2 cpu and a 2mb onboard videocard and I wondered, aside from dos games (and windows 3.1/early win95 games), what else is there that I can put on this laptop? I thought Thief: the dark project, but I doubt I have the specs for that.

Any suggestions?

LIAR Dec 16, 2010 04:51 PM

SNES emulation

Sparkster Dec 16, 2010 05:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Shade (Post 776217)
SNES emulation

Already done, along with nes, genesis, gameboy, game gear, 2600, 5200, MSX and MSX2, and such.

Jurassic Park Chocolate Raptor Dec 16, 2010 05:55 PM

ScummVM should work for you too.

Sparkster Dec 16, 2010 06:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Rune Factory on cocaine (Post 776220)
ScummVM should work for you too.

I dunno. the only thing I'm good at in adventure games is getting stuck in them.

Kolba Dec 16, 2010 06:09 PM

Check out Good Old Games: GOG.com. The best part of their catalogue should be compatible, and right now they have a holiday sale with 30-50% off almost everything.

Ahh, just noticed your gfx card just misses out on the specs for planescape:torment. Anything earlier should work.

Fluffykitten McGrundlepuss Dec 16, 2010 06:42 PM

You should be able to get hold of a bunch of really good old games with a bit of Google searching. If you're into strategy games, try to get hold of Master of Orion 2 and one of the first two Xcom games, UFO Enemy Unknown of Xcom Terror From the Deep.

I'm not sure if it still exists but there used to be a great site called Home of the Underdogs which had a ton of great old games, many of which were abadonware. Certainly worth looking for that but it might have been taken down now.

Sparkster Dec 16, 2010 10:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Shin (Post 776224)
You should be able to get hold of a bunch of really good old games with a bit of Google searching. If you're into strategy games, try to get hold of Master of Orion 2 and one of the first two Xcom games, UFO Enemy Unknown of Xcom Terror From the Deep.

I'm not sure if it still exists but there used to be a great site called Home of the Underdogs which had a ton of great old games, many of which were abadonware. Certainly worth looking for that but it might have been taken down now.

HOTU has gone down because the isp hosting it at the time had gone belly up and the woman who made HOTU just didn't feel like going on anymore. there's Home of the Underdogs that keeps the look and feel of HOTU but currently has no downloads and hasn't been updated since 2009, and Home of the Underdogs which kinda looks like crap despite having most of the games available for download.

it's funny, I was here on the internet before google, and before hotu, despite just being 10yo back then.

Anyway, I'll be sure to follow your suggestion; there's also this french site, LTF Lost Treasures Fr Abandonware France, l'histoire des vieux jeux video et retrogaming which has been around since 2000, and french is my native language so cheers.

RacinReaver Dec 26, 2010 07:39 PM

Man, TIE Fighter ought to run on that. What else do you need.


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