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Newsletter issue 5
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  T H E   G A M E S   A R C H I V E   N E W S L E T T E R
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Number 5  *  7 June 1999  *  http://gamesarchive.etmnet.com/

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Newsletter index
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* What's new?
  + Download guide
  + The MS-DOS Games Ring
  + Applications section redesigned
  + All downloads temporarily not accessible
* Game tip
  + Cannon Fodder
* Top 10 downloads
* Wanted!
  + Rex Nebular and The Gender Benders
* Feedback
  + Jeremy Morton
* Site tip
  + C:DOS
* WebPoll

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What's new?
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- Download guide

We have made a download guide for the visitors of our site
who don't know how to extract (unzip) and run a game or
application. The guide is made for users of Windows and is
located at the following URL:

http://gamesarchive.etmnet.com/dowguide.html

- The MS-DOS Games Ring

We have made a webring which contains the most coolest
sites about MS-DOS games on the Internet. A webring is a
network of websites, which are linked up together with a
navigation panel, with which the visitors can navigate
through the webring.

If you like The Games Archive, you will like this ring!
The ring sites are about the same thing as The Games
Archive; cool MS-DOS games! If you want to take a visit,
go to this URL:

http://gamesarchive.etmnet.com/dosgamesring/index.html

- Applications section redesigned

The applications section at The Games Archive is
redesigned. Now all applications have a HTML document
with information, like developer, file size, version etc.

- All downloads temporarily not accessible

Due to an internal server error the visitors of The Games
Archive can't download any game or application. We are
looking for a solution. All games and applications will
be accessible again in a few days. Sorry for the
inconvenience.

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Game tip
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- Cannon Fodder

Title: Cannon Fodder
Developer: Virgin Interactive Entertainment
Publisher: MVP Software
File size: 1,30 MB
Year: 1994
Version: Shareware

Rating: [x][x][x][x][x]

Cannon Fodder is a hilarious retail arcade game with loads
of cool graphics and witty game play. There are a lot
of levels in this game; we thought it was the full version!
But it's really the shareware version. Don't miss Cannon
Fodder, war has never been so much fun!

Screenshot:
http://gamesarchive.etmnet.com/images/cfodder.gif

If you want to download this game, go to our site at
http://gamesarchive.etmnet.com/index.html  Choose 'Games'
in the frame to the left and select 'Cannon Fodder'. You
will get a HTML document with some information about the
game. On the bottom of the page you will find a link with
which you can download Cannon Fodder.

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Top 10 downloads
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The following games are most downloaded:

1. Prince of Persia 2: The Shadow and the Flame
2. Pinball Fantasies
3. Cannon Fodder
4. Doom
5. Wacky Wheels
6. Worms
7. Wolfenstein 3D
8. Ninja Rabbits
9. Aquanoid
10. TIE Fighter

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Wanted!
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In this section you will find postings from our message
board. Most people are looking for a game that isn't in our
archive. Maybe other visitors (or readers of this
newsletter) own the game. Then they could contact the
person who has written the message.

- Rex Nebular and The Gender Benders

> "I need download this game and play it! I love this game!
> If you can help me, please do it!"

Leonardo - floating12@hotmail.com

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Feedback
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In this section of the newsletter you can find messages
from visitors of our site.

- Jeremy Morton

> "Wow, love your site! You seem to be into just the same
> thing as I am, cool classic DOS games!!! I'm bookmarking
> it now!!"

gem@gem9999.screaming.net

Visit Gem's Games today!
http://www.apolloweb.net/gemsgames

Thanks to all of them who have sent messages about our site!

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Site tip
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- C:DOS

C:DOS is devoted to completely free software and abondon-
ware. Abandonware is software that was once sold but is now
no longer sold by the distributer. If you can't find a game
in our archive, you could check this site!

URL: http://www.neteze.com/rniehuser/cdos/

BTW: This site is a member of The MS-DOS Games Ring

Do you know a nice or original games site? Then you could
send the URL to us! Please mail to gamesarchive@hotmail.com

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WebPoll
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Here are the results of our WebPoll:

What's your favorite browser?

Netscape Navigator    48%    280 votes
Internet Explorer     41%    240 votes
Other                  6%     33 votes
Opera                  5%     27 votes

Total votes: 580

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Thanks
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Thanks for reading our newsletter!


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