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More info?)
Whistler wrote:
> On Wed, 4 May 2005 04:08:58 +0000 (UTC), Paulon
> <spampaulon@ultimainfo.net> wrote:
>
>
>>With a deafening roar and a whoosh of spray, Whistler swings about and
>>addresses the awaiting newsgroup...
>>
>>
>>>Anyone have an idea where I can d/l a copy of Ultima IV? I played it
>>>back in the dark ages (1980s), and am kinda feeling like I need to
>>>revisit.
>>
>>Yep.
http://www.enlartenment.com/ultima/u4download.html
>>Details on why it's a legal download and such are on that page.
>
>
> Thanks much to all who responded.. Although it runs pretty dang fast
> (too fast to catch the proper moongate), and I was unable to locate
> Origin's application to adjust game speed, I'm enjoying this
> immensely. I even dug out my old (original) cloth maps! I'm in Ultima
> heaven!
>
> Thanks again,
>
> Whistler
Now that you have U4, you may want to wander on over to Voyager Dragon's
place and pick up the U4 Upgrade stuff: [
http://reconstruction.voyd.net/index.php?event=project&typeKeyword=upgrades
].
From the site description: "This is an upgrade patch for Ultima IV:
Quest of the Avatar that adds new features to the PC version. The
original musical score, once only available on the Apple and Commodore
platforms, is now integrated back into the game. The graphics were also
given a face lift and expanded to 256 colors (VGA). Some additional
hotkeys (e.g. the ability to exit to DOS) and a frame limiter have also
been added, and few of the game's 15-year-old bugs have been repaired.
For more information read the included README file."
-thehawk
Fallen Angel Dragon, UDIC