[ACTUEL] Liste des jeux abandonwares introuvables recherchés...

[GT400]

Pour ça, il faudrait savoir dans quels pays Findus vend/vendait ses Croustibats...

[Threepwang]

Du coup je me demande s'il existe d'autres versions dans divers traduction du jeu.

Salut, traduction officielle uniquement en portugais, traduction amateur en allemand et en espagnol.

Publicidad en la revista Super Jovem nº 121, de 8 a 14 de Agosto de 1995 (Portugal) :

[Threepwang]

Le Portugal a eu le jeu et la France la télécarte !

Ce monde est cruel

[GT400]

Le fait que Mobygames liste pour le moment uniquement une version portugaise ne signifie pas que des versions en d'autres langues ne pourraient pas exister.

Est-on vraiment sûr que Findus n'a pas sorti une VF ? Ce ne serait pas impossible vu l'importance de la marque ici (et des Croustibat qui ont toujours cartonné).

J'avais lu que ce jeu utilisait le moteur de Gobliiins, et sur Mobygames, les credits de Croustibat citent les mêmes programmeurs (français)...

[Iurius]

Does anyone know a game called "Space Nuts" or a company named "Studio 21"?
A German magazine says that was a French game: https://www.kultboy.com/index.php?site=t&id=24567

As for Croustibat - that was a Portuguese release created for the Lisboa branch of Nestlé company. It was indeed made with the Goblins engine, with Catherine Chapoullié making the drawings and Joseph Kluytmans writing the script. There were rumors of editions in other languages (like French and English), but I have never seen a proof that they existed!

[GT400]

Does anyone know a game called "Space Nuts" or a company named "Studio 21"?
A German magazine says that was a French game: https://www.kultboy.com/index.php?site=t&id=24567

Apparently, it was a shareware game available from some public domain software sales companies like DP Tool Club :

http://download.abandonware.org/maga.../Page%2087.jpg (Space Nuts is in the list)

... Perhaps it is on one of the CDs from DP Tool Club ?............

These CDs are downloadable here... :

https://www.abandonware-magazines.or...mag=486&page=1

[Iurius]

GT400, thanks!!!

[Iurius]

"Space Nuts" is now found, thanks again!
I've uploaded it to your FTP.

[GT400]

Great. On which CD was it located ? I remember searching for softwares on those CDs last year, and I recall that the way everything is archived is a bit messy.

[Iurius]

That was on CD 14!

[Iurius]

Thanks for "Les Châteaux de la Loire" and especially "Châteaux forts"!
I was looking for that second one for some time
At the end of 1990s and beginning of 2000s, you could buy different similar multimedia CD-ROM titles in situ at sightseeng places all over the world. Sadly they are very rare now...

Do you per any chance have "Mont Saint Michel - Visites & Histoire" and "Châlucet - Dans le secret d'une fortresse medievale"? There were also "Le Château des Cars" and "Le Temps des Châteaux Forts",
I only have a similar CD-ROM called "Les Dames de Chenonceau", if you are interested.

[sagitaire021]

I only have a similar CD-ROM called "Les Dames de Chenonceau", if you are interested.

Of course we are interested by this CD , we don't have it

[myloch]

Si tu aimes les cdroms des sites touristiques, j'en ai récemment reçu un qui a piqué ma curiosité: The Florence Post by Laboratorio delle idee. Il possede un des emballages les plus raffinés que j'ai jamais vus, entièrement en papier Fabriano, célèbre pour la qualité et la technique qui rappelle les parchemins médiévaux.

[Iurius]

Of course we are interested by this CD , we don't have it

Uploaded!

And what about other similar French editions? I am more interested in "Châlucet" because there is an actual game there! Not sure about "Mont Saint Michel".
(There is of course a great game about Mont Saint Michel - "L'Ange et le Demon", made by Johan Robson of ERE and Cryo fame and Julien Vivet. But I had to buy a CD-i device to play it! )

Si tu aimes les cdroms des sites touristiques, j'en ai récemment reçu un qui a piqué ma curiosité: The Florence Post by Laboratorio delle idee. Il possede un des emballages les plus raffinés que j'ai jamais vus, entièrement en papier Fabriano, célèbre pour la qualité et la technique qui rappelle les parchemins médiévaux.

That's very interesting!
There were many similar CD-ROMs in Italian, too, of course. Like those by Altair 4 or "Palazzo Vecchio - La reggia di Cosimo"...
I only have "Rome: Past and Present" by Vision (that was one of the series of books accompanied by disks).

[Dudujones]

Do you per any chance have "Mont Saint Michel - Visites & Histoire" and "Châlucet - Dans le secret d'une fortresse medievale"? There were also "Le Château des Cars" and "Le Temps des Châteaux Forts",
I only have a similar CD-ROM called "Les Dames de Chenonceau", if you are interested.

After check, none of this soft in the database but saville and Hoagie maybe ?