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 Re: Redneck Rampage on WinXP
Posted by ding on Tue Oct 18th at 8:52pm 2005

Hi guys.

I got a game called 'Redneck Rampage'

It's DOS and a 3D shooter.

I think it's based on the same engine like Duke Nukem.

Unfortunately I doesn't work on WinXP (at least that's what I think)

Any ideas/suggestions?




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Posted by Windows 98 on Tue Oct 18th at 8:53pm 2005

Emulator?


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 Re: Redneck Rampage on WinXP
Posted by ding on Tue Oct 18th at 9:10pm 2005

Got the solution:

http://tsbolton.com/bertramslair/windersxp.htm

Thx anyway.




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Posted by Addicted to Morphine on Tue Oct 18th at 10:51pm 2005

Dude I remember playing that game when it came out. It was early in my middle school years. I just remember wandering around a farm with a shotgun and collecing pork rinds... and shooting chickens and throwing TNT.

Crazyness.




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Posted by satchmo on Wed Oct 19th at 3:40am 2005

I played that game when I was on-call in the neonatal intensive care unit during my residency. Hehe, fond memories.


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Posted by Foxpup on Wed Oct 19th at 9:16am 2005

You can run any DOS game on WinXP if you have an old enough sound card (such as an AWE, PAS, SoundSource, or one of the orginal Sound Blasters) and (for flat-memory games) have enough time to tweak the memory settings.

I can't say I've heard of that game, though, and I've got a lot of old DOS games.


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 Re: Redneck Rampage on WinXP
Posted by Andrei on Wed Oct 19th at 10:18am 2005

I remember redneck rampage. It was in the same series as DukeNukem3D and Shadow Warrior.

One can still play them using the wonder of DOSbox.





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