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Nathan Carter (AC) wrote:
> 
> > > >Check stores like Circuit City or Staples.  They usually have older
> > > >games cheap.  I got some flight sim/combat  game that was ipx
> > > >compatible and ran great  on my old slow 486 (still using the old
> > > >beast :) ).  Unfortunately, I can't remember the name, and I dunno if
> > > >it would run in only 2.5 M RAM.
> > >
> > > Are you perhaps thinking of the "NetWars" game which shipped with
> > > Novell DOS?  An upgraded version comes with Caldera DOS
> > > (www.caldera.com) but I can't say how well it would work on a 386.
> 
> Does Scorched Earth work over a network? I think the latest version might.
> It's only $10 to register, but the author *might* cut you some slack on
> multiple copies if it's for a public-service-type thing.  Just do a web
> search for it, I'm sure you'll find it. Even if it doesn't support
> networking, you can have several people playing on one machine..
> 
> - Nathan / Mega
> 
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The latest one I have had the digitized moutnains, and that one did not
support network play.. Dont know what version it was..