Zool

[dekar24k]

Why don't you just spend 30 seconds googling for a cracked zool adf? (yeah yeah flame me to hell

[Erol]

@All.

Use WHDload, this removes the copy protection.

http://www.whdload.de/games/Z.html

[Tomas]

Piru wrote:
@hipoonios

Posting guidelines prohibit such linking as this. I'd suggest you send a private message and edit out the link.

WHAT? a jpg image of the wheel is prhobited? Then a jpg of a box must be phrobited as well. I think you are just nitpicking now. This piracy hysteria is amazing..
There is something called fair usage as well..

[odin]

Piru wrote:
@hipoonios
Posting guidelines prohibit such linking as this. I'd suggest you send a private message and edit out the link.

:lol: Dunno, but sometimes you really have a resemblance to one of those excitable, annoying  Jack Russells yapping at everything reeking of the slightest wiff of copied stuff :-P.

[PaperMario]

those wheels were fun, monkey island 2, indiana jones and the fate of atlantis, loom had book of patterns ^^

[leema1290]

I can't seem to find a wheel for Zool in my little collection, but I've got an extra wheel for Zool 2. Are you sure you need a wheel for the 1st one?

[motorollin]

Both of them had a whell IIRC.

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moto

[Tyball]

I remember having printouts for every wheel-combination stapled together. They filled up a complete folder. I never figured out how the original wheels worked until I recently acquired some original games! :idea: :crazy:  
A very hard-to-read one comes with Another World. I never get the correct code in one time.

[leirbag28]

@everyone


I dont know how many times I will have to say this:

GET WHDLOAD !!!!!!!!!!!!  seriously!

Zool and all other games that require a Code Wheel or Dongle or whatever.....no longer need them when you install the games to harddrive using WHDload.

Why on Planet Earth (Which is located in our solar system in the Milky Way Galaxy somewhere in the universe) would you still want to use Floppy disks???   for games especially???

I still use floppies and love them.....but not for loading games..on;y for some demos and files.

[A4000_Mad]

lierbag28 is giving good advice in my opinion :-)

You risk destroying your floppy disks by continuously using them. So why not use a WHDLoad installer to get the game into hard drive and then put your original floppy disks safely away.

Go here http://www.whdload.de/search.html and type Zool in the search box. Use the supplied installer to get the game installed to your hard drive. No need for code wheels and old games like Moonstone, Bio Challenge and D-Generation will work fine in Amigas like the A1200 and A4000 8-)

You can even press a single key, usually F9 or F10, to exit the game and get back to your Workbench screen, without the need for a reboot :-D


A4000 Mad