Quake SPQ Level: Trouble Down T'Pit by Tom Cleghorn. This level has been designed for cooperative play. It has been done in the "base" style overall, and you're exploring a small underground mining installation. This level is well-constructed and fast-playing overall with the exception of the area that you enter as you emerge from the first teleport; since the first main area consists of one long hallway (more or less), slowdown is inevitable.

Quake SPQ Level: Trouble Down T\'Pit by Tom Cleghorn. This level has been designed for cooperative play. It has been done in the "base" style overall, and you\'re exploring a small underground mining installation. This level is well-constructed and fast-playing overall with the exception of the area that you enter as you emerge from the first teleport; since the first main area consists of one long hallway (more or less), slowdown is inevitable.

Quake SPQ Level: Trouble Down T'Pit by Tom
Cleghorn. This level has been designed for
cooperative play. It has been done in the
"base" style overall, and you're exploring a
small underground mining installation. This
level is well-constructed and fast-playing
overall with the exception of the area that
you enter as you emerge from the first
teleport; since the first main area consists
of one long hallway (more or less), slowdown
is inevitable.

Quake SPQ Level: Trouble Down T'Pit by Tom
Cleghorn. This level has been designed for
cooperative play. It has been done in the
"base" style overall, and you're exploring a
small underground mining installation. This
level is well-constructed and fast-playing
overall with the exception of the area that
you enter as you emerge from the first
teleport; since the first main area consists
of one long hallway (more or less), slowdown
is inevitable.

Quake SPQ Level: Trouble Down T\'Pit by Tom Cleghorn. This level has been designed for cooperative play. It has been done in the "base" style overall, and you\'re exploring a small underground mining installation. This level is well-constructed and fast-playing overall with the exception of the area that you enter as you emerge from the first teleport; since the first main area consists of one long hallway (more or less), slowdown is inevitable.

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OpenCoop karttapaketti #1
Karttapaketti OpenCoop -modifikaatioon.

Slackware Linux 3.2.0 bootdisk. Supports
Future Domain TMC-16x0 SCSI.

Diabolic Force presents: "Scoop!" by Shadow Bandit & Magic van Lam.

Quake SPQ Level: Scoop of Chaos by J.F. Gustafsson. This base style map with some cool armament in it was quite a thrill to play. From the very beginning you are busy fighting for your life and you need a lot of strategy just to make it thru the start area. The author has placed the foes in very good strategic positions. All difficulty setting were very well implemented with good monster placement, just the right amount of ammo and there are 3 timely secrets that will help you

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Cookie Classic retro remake. Written by John Dow with graphics by Andy Noble (C)1983 A.C.G (C)1999 John Dow & Andy Noble. Move Charlie the Chef around screen throwing bags of flour at the ingredients in an attempt to knock them into your mixing bowl at the bottom of the screen. Avoid knocking nuts and bolts e.t.c in the bowl. http://www.retrospec.co.uk DOS

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Coin Planet
Coin Planet is a platform game combining arcade action, excellent 3D pre-rendered graphics, and addictive gameplay. Take control of Colin the Coin in his battle to defeat the evil banknote Flash and retrieve the lost coins. Flash has scattered the coins throughout England, Scotland, the United States, Egypt, and Japan, and has left some "friends" to guard them. Moving and collapsing platforms, springs, spikes, and water make this a challenging, yet fun, game. Shareware, $20.