i'd prefer to play the ms-dos versions of these early 90s laserdisc game since they keep score and the DVD versions don't. I downloaded DVD versions of Maddog McCree both 1 and 2, and The Last Bounty Hunter for DVD but got rid of them after beating them and now have the MS-DOS versions of Mad Dog I and Crime Patrol. I played them via DOSBox, an emulator for DOS games.
I live less than a mile from Flea World/ Fun Wordl in Sanford. They have this game out on the Nintendo Wii now a days and it is wonderful
b1gnate78 2 years ago
figment1988 what console are you referring to when you said this game is now available on DVD, the PC version by Digital Leisure?
gutchman84 2 years ago
yep. not the original which was notorious for it's video compression which made the video rather grainy
figment1988 2 years ago
i'd prefer to play the ms-dos versions of these early 90s laserdisc game since they keep score and the DVD versions don't. I downloaded DVD versions of Maddog McCree both 1 and 2, and The Last Bounty Hunter for DVD but got rid of them after beating them and now have the MS-DOS versions of Mad Dog I and Crime Patrol. I played them via DOSBox, an emulator for DOS games.
gutchman84 2 years ago
did you download the DVD ports via BitTorrent?
figment1988 2 years ago
so figment1988, i see that you said that the game goofs up when you pressed start. Was this game on free play, or did it have credits already on it?
gutchman84 2 years ago
thing was that the hardware glitched up (presumably the laserdisc player)
figment1988 2 years ago
"a cheat and a swindle"?
gutchman84 2 years ago
that's what one of the villains say to the professor (i wanted to clarify that for anyone who owns Mad Dog 2
figment1988 2 years ago