Curmudgeon GamerMost importantly, it supports keyboard accelerators for commands, a feature the Commodore version lacks. So even though the DOS version Pool of Radiance doesn't seem to support a mouse, it is easily navigable. There are some quirks to how to navigate some vertical menus, but I can live with them for now.
I want to play a game I've not played before, so I grabbed this collection of Forgotten Realms RPGs from Amazon for a fistful of pennies. Who knew that there were three Eye of the Beholder games?
"Who knew that there were three Eye of the Beholder games?"
Strangely, that would possibly be you, years ago. If you recall the ever famous adventurer Rice Milk, I believe he was adventuring in that "trilogy."
By rufbo, at 27 January, 2006 07:28
On The Eye of the Beholder games, you best leave it as just the first two games, with the second being the better of the two...
DOSBox has let me get back to my roots again and I love it. Where else can you play an old Sierra adventure, with MT32 emulation to hear the music you never were able to hear as a kid because of the cost of a dedicated sound card.
By nixon, at 27 January, 2006 10:53
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