As for DOS games they are relatively tiny. If they are floppies then they must separate each disk into a subfolder.
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If they are CDrom I think they could combine it into one large Winrar file but just separate the ISO files by name as I structured.
:(Īctually what I'm proposing now is a fully installed DOS program with the original configuration program all PKZIPPED into one nice file 8 characters.ZIP format.Īs for Windows 3.1, 95, and 98 programs depending if it is CDrom based or multiple floppies. Yes just like the old IBM mechanical keyboards except with a USB port instead of DIN plug. Typed on a High quality Mechanical DAS Keyboard. If not I might open up my own site to do it right. They'll get a taste of the best if I did it for them. It's much harder to port a Windows 3.1, 95/98 game to XP then it would for a DOS game. I don't see why it would not be something they might consider. Most of the original people who probably bought games on GOG were DOS game players. will GOG do any of this -> NEVER Never say never. required third-party files -> they shouldn't be duplicated everywhere, but offered in a single optimized pack. gog setup & settings -> I wish they were separated. original game images or zipped installer files -> I'd like them too.
( swipes keyboard in the nick of time from phaolo's enormous hands of fury ) Phaolo: OMG HUGE WALL OF TEXT STAHP!! ((O_O))
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