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Name: The Ultimate Wizardry Archives
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thats fabulous!

just a link, in case you run into install probˆJ”q :D <---what's up with that? the last word is supposed to be: PROBLEMS!

V***V

[ 01-09-2002: Message edited by: vesselle ]</p>

thx..I've got a feeling that I'm going to run into trouble getting those old wiz games wokrin on my win2k proffessional system thou.

I might have to end up installing win98 or ME on a separte partition
:(
(I left 3 gig unpartioned for just such an occasion)

I've already found that its impossible to get another game working on win2k - myth II soulblighter

Where did you get this. Interplay has the install instructions but no other info.

Thx

http://www.softwareoutlet.com/shop/i...&ItemID=IT2539

INTERPLAY Ultimate Wizardy Archives *The Ultimate Wizardry Archives brings together the Wizardry series of roleplaying games all in one box *The entire collection is represented - from Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord through to Wizardry Gold the latest in the series *It s a definite must for any RPG veterans and a great place to begin for novices *The world of Wizardry is truly magical *There brave warriors do battle with evil wizards and fearsome monsters for riches beyond compare *You create and command a party of valiant adventures who will doubtlessly be memorialized in the songs of heroes for years hence *8 great titles Wizardry-Proving Grounds Of The Mad Overlord; Wizardry II-Knight Of Diamonds; Wizardry III-Legacy of Llylgamyn *Wizardry IV- Return Of Werdna; Wizardry V-Heart Of The Maelstrom; Wizardry VI-Bane Of The Cosmic Forge; Wizardry VII - Crusaders Of The Dark Savant; Wizardry Gold. CD ONLY

It appears this CD is getting harder to buy. I couldnt find any other places that sold it that didnt have the status as "back order"

Thx Strider, it is ordered.

If you find the old games too slow for your system, look for a utility named moslo. There is a freeware version and then a more advanced one that is $20. It made it possible for me to play the origional XComm on my 1.8 gig machine.

np. my credit card got charged about 4 days after I ordered it. didnt receive an email about it being shipped thou. And that web page doesnt have an "order status" section that I can see. only a shopping cart...hm..

I presume it will turn up after it crosses the Pacific [img]smile.gif[/img]

[ 01-09-2002: Message edited by: Strider_314 ]</p>

I've had this for a while now, and it's great! Although, I have yet to achieve the "Wizardry Trifecta". (i.e. Playing them ALL the WHOLE WAY THROUGH, and transferring the chars through the series.) I don't think I have that sort of time.... [img]graemlins/showoff.gif[/img]

Congratulations!
Excellent Purchase!
I've yet to shake my copy out of my friend's toybox...I am afraid he'll ask me for Wiz 8 when I do LOL! I got the archives and played them all over again early last year (orthe year before) on Win98...the graphics in 5 & 6 were way too cheesy to enjoy (pity because I absolutely loved 5 on the SNES!)...does that link fix them to what they should look like? (anyone?)

I did import my original characters through my games but did not finish 6 or play 7 (in the Archives CD) because I had played 7 to death when I had "Gold" back in '95 or '96...whenever it was released. I didn't save one disk with my old games on them either! As a matter of fact, I formatted the disks and used them for other stuff last spring...don't bother kicking me in the pants, I did it myself. ;)

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Strider_314:
thx..I've got a feeling that I'm going to run into trouble getting those old wiz games wokrin on my win2k proffessional system thou.

I might have to end up installing win98 or ME on a separte partition
:(
(I left 3 gig unpartioned for just such an occasion)

I've already found that its impossible to get another game working on win2k - myth II soulblighter<hr></blockquote>

I got my copy of Wiz Arcives earlier this week. RE: running on a new macine...don't know about Win2K, but Wiz 1-7 won't run AT ALL on an ME system. They require booting straight to DOS, not a DOS window, an impossibility on ME. OTOH, they run just fine on an older 486 with Win 98. Wiz gold DOES run fine on ME, everything, including sound, installed and ran 1st time with no tweaking needed. And
Mo-Slo is on the disk, and installs automatically. All manuals are also on the disk as .pdf files.