I don't know... it would be kind of extremely difficult to remake QFGIV and do it better than before without serious legal complications.  There was a lot done right there.  Replacing the top notch voice acting would be one of them, since you couldn't use the audio from the original.

As for playing QFGIV on your new-fangled Pentium... try using DOSBox.

I saw previews... pardon my bias, but it looks like another typical estrogen-filled two hour crap-o-rama.  I remember the first movie getting tepid to poor reviews, so the chances of a sequal being decent aren't real great.

All hail JasonL... the thread slayer!  

yeah, it looks like it... okay, it's from a very popular 1st person shooter game from Sierra.  

In the meantime... here's a far easier one:
guess41

Be sure to rightclick and save.  Tripod sometimes throws hissy-fits over direct downloads.

Okay, time to get this started up again... from a guy who has more game midi's than he knows what to do with (ie me).

Anyway, here's a fairly easy one for the mix (never thought I'd be using my Tripod site for anything anymore):

What's this from?

I've got a harder one lined up if this is too easy.

Sure, just take everything off above the waist, or below, whichever you prefer.  It's all good.  

Yeah, hopefully the thing won't require a 2x drive

And we have every right to erase his post (something that I personally would never do [considering guest users don't have access to do so ] ).

So we've become AGD, now, huh?

From what I could tell though, Jason wasn't whining about the internal problems of hero6, but with the way things are responded to here on the visitors side.

Actually, he did point out some internal problems in his post, as well.

PPPPS. I was just trying to be silly in my first post.? Humor is either something that you either got, or you don't.? I pitty those who don't!

Had you been the one who had deleted the post (as it appeared), it would have been more asshole-ish than funny.  However, knowing what I now know... I probably would have said something along the same lines, had I been in your possition.

Actually, considering Jason was a participating member and experienced what was going on inside the project first hand, I think he has every right (as was said earlier) to criticize what went on.  Even if he was kicked out.

I actually got my 900MHz computer to play it in straight DOS a few years ago (I have the version bundled with Righteous Fire).  It was just as fun then as it was all those years ago.  There are only a few games I can say that about...

I should have been paying more attention to this forum, because I knew right off the bat that the music was from Wing Commander: Privateer (one of my favorite games of all time).  It's the music played when you're on Planet Oxford.

Next time, try a hard one, Pyro

For me, this *isn't* the worst project I've been a part of.  However, that really isn't saying much.

Well, it is the reason why the old threads were not kept