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1. The incredible machine 3 dos install#
2. The incredible machine 3 dos manual#
3. The incredible machine 3 dos Pc#
4. The incredible machine 3 dos series#
5. The incredible machine 3 dos windows#

Go to your unzip dir X:\TIM3 (NOT the sierra install dir!!!!!) and

The incredible machine 3 dos Pc#

You get a warning fot the 256 colors if your monitor is running higher res,just hit OKAY,the game runs fine on true color 32,(on my pc 19" mon) W9X users have done with it,just run it from start->sierra->TIM Next: files in c:sierra\TIMWIN?->here you can choose the drive to install

Next:LARGE OR SMALL INSTALL?->choose SMALL You get a warning:DO YOU WANT TO CONTINUE INSTALL?->YES

The incredible machine 3 dos windows#

The incredible machine 3 is a WINDOWS prog,native W95,if your computer runs on W95/W98 :no problem may occur,if there is a problem,it's your pc.I have try'd it on win98SE AND XP,it's running FINE and SMOOTLY.In heaven's name read the tdujam.nfo file!!!!!įOR XP USERS:(and the install part for W9X)ġ)Unzip the whole bunch to a "X:\whatever" dir,X:\TIM3(?)be sure to select ALL FILES in your unzipper.(the X is the drive you want)Ģ)If you want you can burn all the files to a cdr and run it from there,but the easy way is to let the X:\TIM3 dir on your HD.ģ)Look for setup.exe in TIM3,run it,it will ask for a hardware test->NO.

The incredible machine 3 dos series#

The Contraption series have been around for quite a while so I'm not sure whether the stores over your place have already finish clearing their old stocks to make way for newer games.Īllright,seems to be some people confused here,so here we go: If he does, then I'll post again to let you know. I would have to ask a friend who lives in UK whether he knows. If you mean physical store, I do not know as I do not live in UK. Got it from my bookstore (that was selling multimedia stuff) for at a special offer of $20 (coverted amount is about US$11-US$12).

The incredible machine 3 dos manual#

You know like best-sellers re-release with no cardboard box, only the plastic transparent CD box with CD-ROM and manual inside. Anyway I bought The Incredible Machine: Even More Contraptions & Return of the Incredible Machine: Contraptions as a package. No, I'm not selling my contraptions CD-ROMs, haven't finish playing them yet. Didn't notice I was logged out when posting.Īnyway back to your question. Funny thing about this forum is that sometimes when using "back" from internet explorer and go into another thread, one sometimes gets logged out. That was me who posted the long post above. Gil Fleming wrote:Are you interested in selling your contraptions collection? Or do you know any store in UK that still stocks them? On the other hand, Incredible Machine 2 is not as simple to make run in a Windows XP. So far, for The Incredible Machine itself, if you want to run it under Windows XP, use Dosbox and set the cycles to "10,0000". I may try them out if someone have trouble with them. Didn't have time to test and trouble-shoot it for Windows XP. Some people may not like it because they may find that it is not as challenging as the others in the series.įor those dos versions in the series, I have only tried them on a Windows 95.

I still like The Incredible Toon Machine & Sid & Al's Incredible Toons Incredible Machine because of the light humour and cute cartoony graphics. However, I don't have the time to play them. I like puzzles so I bought the entire collection of the Incredible Machine series. Sid & Al's Incredible Toons Incredible Machine Return of the Incredible Machine: Contraptions The Incredible Machine: Even More Contraptions, If you happen to experience problems with these areas, then it will be due to your computer speed, sound card or graphics card or the setting for them and not due to the computer being a Windows XP. The speed, sound and graphics are perfectly normal. For Incredible Machine: Even More Contraptions & Return of the Incredible Machine: Contraptions, it also has the modern 3D kind of graphics look and the professor's voice sounds like that of Inspector Gadget. Very good and clear music with voice narration and sound effects and very nice graphics. They also work with earlier versions fo Windows. I have tested tested all Windows versions games in the Incredible Machine series and they work fine on a Windows XP. The Incredible Machine 3 works perfectly on a Windows XP. I didn't have time to test it till the weekend. Guest wrote:sorry.probably a stupid question, but is it possible to run the incredible machine 3 on the windows xp,