Multiplayer Space Quest in a Browser
Martin Kool writes "As a sequel to Quek we at Q42 are proud to present another DHTML javascript showcase: Good Old Adventures Remember the classic adventures games like Larry and Space Quest? Well, now you can play them online, multiplayer, right there in your browser." My favorite part about playing old Sierra games was watching and waiting for the screen to finish flood filling. Thankfully these are much quicker.
I guess I need Oprah browser or something
My favourite part was the big black bouncing "Censored" box.
Wait, I mean my LEAST favourite part. I would have preferred to see the twelve or fifteen blocky pixels beneath....pixeeeelllls.
Either way it was better than having to use my imagination like in Softporn Adventure.
Multiplayer though, that's just sick.
do we get to watch when larry gets freaky with the girlie? I hope so cause I hated the censor box going up and down instead of being able to watch larry get it on with the chick.
I think it is ironic to read "...things are must faster now..." and then wait 2 minutes for it to load.
So, you guys are posting to Slashdot to test how your multiplayer module would scale up, eh? :-) Well, you got it... Time to get to more work, guys...
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Unfortunately mispelling "xyzzy" with too many characters caused a buffer overflow, allowing the entire server to be 0wned. The concept of little "hidden" games kind of went out of fashion after that.
any 403 errors in the original space quest...
My favorite part about the old Sierra games was that I could actually PLAY them and didn't have to wait for the /.ed server to come back online, then drop off the face of the internet after the story gets re-posted.
who read the URL as www.GoodOlDadVentures.com
:P
Maybe thats how they are paying for it
-Jason
I'll pay 50 bucks to the first guy to get quake running in pure DHTML code.
Go here for teh [sic] funny.
So basically this is an IRC interface masquerading as pixelated, ugly, early 90's looking (by modern standards..those games were very cool 'in the day!') Sierra Game?
No, I'm pretty sure it was early 90's looking in the early 90's, too.
Beware the DrPhil plugin! It claims to tell you things as they are, but it only tells you what you want to hear. And only if you're a middle aged woman, at that.