I remeber when me and my friends played Scorched Earth in the lunch-break(and beyond...) at school...
Played it on the superb 386's that the school had.
We used to edit the game so that we had infinet credit,
or that the nuke went all over the screen when it detonated...;)
It was all joy and happines until our teacher
discoverd what we where doing,
(NO GAMES ON THE COMPUTERS!!! [duh])
and he thought it was funny as hell to change
the "cd" command into "reset" on the computers we used and then watch us when we tried to locate the game.
He was an Evil man...
Too bad that this new version is only in Linux-format, now i have to install that too... ^_^
(wish someone could make a DOS-version out of it[the game that is])
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I remeber when me and my friends played Scorched Earth in the lunch-break(and beyond...) at school... ;)
Played it on the superb 386's that the school had.
We used to edit the game so that we had infinet credit,
or that the nuke went all over the screen when it detonated...
It was all joy and happines until our teacher
discoverd what we where doing,
(NO GAMES ON THE COMPUTERS!!! [duh])
and he thought it was funny as hell to change
the "cd" command into "reset" on the computers we used and then watch us when we tried to locate the game.
He was an Evil man...
Too bad that this new version is only in Linux-format, now i have to install that too... ^_^
(wish someone could make a DOS-version out of it[the game that is])
-Fanden-