Wow. Truly amazing. I can't wait until it's finished!

Yeah, I had the original KQ 1-3 in the grey boxes when I was a kid, but I threw them away at some point. I had no concept of the value in keeping things. I threw away original G1 Transformers. A HUGE collection of original Kenner Star Wars toys. I'd like to go back in time and punch my young self in...

Okay, if anyone finds any of the original KIng's Quest games in the grey boxes, they need to buy it and let me know!

No. I tried just using one of the fighters that you can select from the list

Splicing from Collector, how could you?!? so I don't highjack the thread. - Tawmis I agree. There is definite satisfaction in installing some of these old games. Sometimes it's not easy to setup. Even in DOSBox. Like Super Street Fighter II Turbo. I had to fight with it for a while to finally get i...

I agree. Even mounting a drive, I forget how to do it from time to time & have to look it up. It's really easy, but you can forget if you haven't done it in a while. When I was a kid, I was very familiar with dos commands. I actually preferred using DOS over Windows 3.1. It wasn't until Windows 95 c...

I use the ProgammaX front end for all my Dos games. I also use Launchbox. I agree that DOSBox isn't hard to use, but I get why novice users could be intimidated by it.

I agree. ScummVM is good for people that are looking for a simple setup & aren't comfortable using DOSBox, but it comes with it's share of problems. I setup the Windows version of KQ6 through DOSBox, running it through Windows 3.1. That was NOT fun to set up lol. However, running it through DOSBox s...

In the ScummVM forums, you thought I made such a novice mistake as to not setup MUNT correctly? After all these years I've posted on your forums! How could you!!!

Yeap, you got it

Ok, it's been a while since anyone's tried to guess on this. So far it's been discovered that it's from KQ5. Here is another area of the screen...

Very good!

Ok, here's the next one...

I think I got it...

Kinda off topic, but I decided to plug in my old MT-32 & see if it still worked. I bought it when I was 17 (27 years ago). Still works great on my Win 10 64 bit system I'll use MUNT for the most part, but it's fun to see that it still works