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Learn to identify and harvest all kinds of tentacles in the world's first Octopus City edutainment shareware. #screenshotsaturday #pixelart
Hooked /Art School by @Reviiser
#cco #shareware April 2020
https://t.co/kWIChADb6H
The artwork of #Wolfenstein3D by Ken Rieger, used in the mail-order NA release and later in the shareware version. I like how BJ looks like a complete madman and I guess that translates well into the game. Upscaled, cleaned, logos/text removed and retouched.
Braid is historically important. It was one of the first indie titles to make it big via digital distribution. But for the love of all that is good, please don't forget about Shareware and Doujin games paving the way long before online distribution! https://t.co/FzSN0WuZSA
Hey, if it involves both running and meeting new people, you bet Cassie will be there like shareware.
For @SamFriskArt's #LWSummerRun dealie.
Happy THIRTIETH birthday to the shareware version of id Software's Wolfenstein 3D! 🎂🎉🎈🍾🥂
#DOSGaming
30. THIRTY? Wolfenstein 3D is 30 years old today, the original shareware having been released on 5 May 1992. Where were you when this was released?
@ThatTomHall @romero @idsoftware #IAmDeathIncarnate
Missed #8bit-Slicks? This is an online car racing game in development by 8bit-Dude with RR-Net support. Shareware version with 10 maps and preorder of full version (digital/physical) at https://t.co/ASaia7Sfu2.
Don't have an RR-Net yet? https://t.co/DkS5GlK1uz Limited stock! #C64
"Puyo 2" is... Puyo Puyo Tsu. Just straight up. Not some weird clone, no, actual Puyo Puyo Tsu. Imagine being a Dutch kid in 1998 who found out about Puyo Puyo through this shareware CD you bought from Bart Smit to play on your family's PC
#AptoApril 4 - Past
Like yesterday, reminiscing on platforming days gone by.
The joy of tucking in to a Dragon Coin.
The heat of the lava while trying to hold on to too many things.
The confusion at whoever designed the power ups for the Christmas shareware version. https://t.co/wlrJvxYUSP
Brudal Baddle - Full Version (In-browser, DOS, Sandbird Software, 1994) https://t.co/JZPQHcwvme
Shareware time-travel fighting game.
@itstheshadsy @dosnostalgic @pixelmusement
- When you're Russian, but write in English in an attempt to sell shareware internationally
- When your English is finally checked by Epic MegaGames
#DOSGaming #RussianVideogames
Software Creations were known for an occasional shareware hit, but many don't know that they released *a ton* of trivia games. #DOSGaming
https://t.co/ETDFZplFUn
R.A.V.E. / Doom II / 2003 / by Andy Leaver
This short techbase is densely staffed with monsters and offers a break from Leaver's previous, shareware-centric Doom levels. There's a hot start, some awkwardly-entrenched placement, and a combat shotgun slog.
Hotline Miami is gonna be as old this year as Rise of the Triad shareware when Half-Life 2 came out.
Attack of the Petscii Robots - Action Adventure game from David Murray/8Bit Guy gets a Shareware version (C128/Pet/X16) - https://t.co/j6kSVvkkRo #commodore #news
Notyet - shareware version (In-browser, DOS, Grog Productions, 1996) https://t.co/LgXmKvt91s
Slow, but works. May run faster if you download the ZIP and play it in DOSBox.
@DUSKdev Z.A.R. and ZPC (with artwork by Aidan Hughes, the KMFDM illustrator) were probably the most obscure ones I have played. Both from a shareware disc. Possibly Quiver, but I'm not sure - I've been pretty smol then :D