Does anyone know of the little game I think it comes with Win 95 (I downloaded it) and you control a little man (He looks like he was drawn in paint) and dodge various obstacles? I was just wondering if anyone knows where I could find the source, Thanks!! Maketty (Matthew FitzGerald) Knightvision Games
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I''ve seen this game... It came on my pack bell about seven years ago... Not a Win95 thing. I don''t know where you could find the source. This is that game where at the bottom that gray snow fiend thing comes out and eats your dude, right?

Hi there, I''m AnCcE, and you''d be too if you weren''t somebody else.

You''ve heard of it!! Yeah that is a cool game, I want to make a clone of it in Allegro called Ski G. You can play as a gangster on a snowboard and at the end you can shoot the Snow Monster!


Maketty
(Matthew FitzGerald)
Knightvision Games
The meaning of Life part 5:
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Ahh.. brings back memories!

Did you know that you CAN run from the grey monster?



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but not for very long
that game was soo much fun on my good ol'' 486
it was fun finding dogs and trying to run them over
and making trees catch fire kicked ass

Yeah isn''t microsoft great?


Maketty
(Matthew FitzGerald)
Knightvision Games
The meaning of Life part 5:
Live organ transplants...

i liked the ramps
like it really had z-order col det...
hmm how could you run away from the grey monster?

and the little dog would take a crap if you followed it.


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- Willy Wonka

You jsut have to be good at teh game to get away from the snow monster, and you hav eto be moving very fast!

i am also intersted in the source for this, anyone know whree to find it? ill let you knwo if i do...

Jjesterr

"A smile can take you a long way. A smile and a gun will take you even farther" - Al Capone

Those snow-boarders were bitches though... And what about that fugly monster at the end?

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