Linda Thompson

Free, full games for download

I'm not a gamer, and I don't visit this forum, so I'm sorry if this is old (or totally useless) news... I just happened to run across it and thought it might be of use to someone here:

http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-6464_7-...ml?tag=nl.e404

http://www.liberatedgames.org/

Again, sorry if this is all just a major "Ho hum" or "Duh!" to the regulars... :b

James T

This is news to me. It certainly brings back some memories when Descent was the best flight game, Duke 3d was the best FPS, and Arena was the best RPG. Ahh...the memories.

I've wanted to play Redguard(my alltime fav. game), but the intructions on Bethseda's site makes my head hurt

Chris Bardon

Not a bad list of games on there-hadn't realized that some of those had been opened up. If you're looking for something great on there to play, I can't recommend Star Control 2 (remade as the Ur-Quan Masters) highly enough. It's simply one of the five best PC games ever made. If you've got the patience to deal with emulators, Fool's Errand is also quite good.

David Williams

I consider myself pretty knowledge about the internet and computers in general. I mean, I understand the basic principles involved but I can't seem to make heads or tails of the liberatedgames.org website.

Can't they just offer the original programs without having to emulate them? I run the Mac OS so almost all of the original programs would still run, even under the classic environment. Bungie seemed to be the only company offering the actual game download.

Can someone explain this website, please?

"Only two things are infinite––the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not so sure about the universe." ––Albert Einstein