  Mopardan Member Username: Mopardan Post Number: 11 Registered: 11-2008 |
Any of you guys remember this old DOS game from the early 90s? On the cover was an Edsel & a compelling question: "Can You Change Automotive History?". I completely forgot I had this until I began clearing out some old books & software; my wife has been on me to get moving, so during the UT-A&M halftime I grabbed a cardboard box & started loading it up. Whammo! There it was jammed behind a couple of books. I wasted no time installing it on my PC. Graphics are a little grainy & it's pretty primitive compared to today's PC games; it's turn-based simulation as you have to manage a budget, design cars, deal with striking workers, invest in R&D, advertise, etc. Not to mention a few events pop up like World Wars I/II, plus the Great Depression. If none of y'all ever saw or played it, here's a link giving the skinny on it: http://www.ibiblio.org/GameBytes/issue20/greviews/detroit.html I think the furthest I ever got as far as years was into the mid 50s. This isn't an Earth-shattering post, but I was pleasantly surprised to discover I still had the game. Hope everyone had a safe & enjoyable Thanksgiving.  | ||
Russix Member Username: Russix Post Number: 161 Registered: 11-2006 |
Did you get the Depression 2.0 expansion pack? | ||
Jeduncan Member Username: Jeduncan Post Number: 208 Registered: 11-2006 |
lmao |
