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Amiga computer related discussion => Amiga Gaming => Topic started by: DiskDoctor on July 11, 2009, 09:22:10 AM
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As I was browsing Competition Pro USB Joystick (http://speedlink.com/?act_lang=en) vendor's site, I encountered the gaming bundle file (http://speedlink.com/?p=2&cat=313&pid=18089&paus=2&act_lang=en) under the product's support page.
Seems a free software then. Enjoy.
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Thanks kindly for the link, but awwww.... it's in the form of a frickin' PeeCee executable for cryin' out loud! :-(
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Thanks kindly for the link, but awwww.... it's in the form of a frickin' PeeCee executable for cryin' out loud! :-(
You can extract the games from the executable with 7-Zip. I haven't tried this with the Amiga version, but it should work, in theory...
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You can extract the games from the executable with 7-Zip. I haven't tried this with the Amiga version, but it should work, in theory...
7-Zip WTF?!? lol Never heard of that before today, thanks!
Downloaded 3 different (foreign to me) 7zip archivers for MacOSX and none of them knew what to do with an .exe file. It's drag and drop, but still. Guess I'll try the Amiga version next. Hmm... *if* the Amiga version of this program (I found it on Aminet) can extract the .exe file, what kinda of file types to expect next? lol
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I've installed this software to a PeeCee. The setup.exe places the adf files on your hard drive but they aren't labeled in a way that makes it easy to find out which game is which. Overall, I don't recall any real "gems" that I didn't already have or could have found elsewhere....