Myth II won't work properly without "international small install" and "international large install" - those don't contain the stuff in other languages, but stuff that's in English (whereas localized copies just had different versions of those files in different languages).

As for Myth II plugins, don't put them here. There's already a great site for all the Myth II plugins you could ever want: tain.totalcodex.net

Also, for OS X, get Myth II 1.7 from http://getmyth.com/ and play online on MariusNet for free.

I never had any issues playing Myth II with a read only Disk Copy image of the original disc.

So you are using Disk Copy ... I though you were using Toast or something like that. I'll try to do a custom image for Future Cop LAPD with Disk Copy. If that doesn't work I'll just upload the demo.

Myth II won't work properly without "international small install" and "international large install"

So no Myth II huh? And I'm thinking the same it will be the same thing with Myth: The Fallen Lords. It's a shame but I don't complain. That's the way these things are.

Blades of Exile

http://code.google.com/p/openexile/

ders an osx version and you can get the source code for the original game here

http://www.spiderwebsoftware.com/blades/opensource.html

The first two Tomb Raider games

Tomb Raider Gold is up.

Tomb Raider II, III, and IV are just a bit too large to post, unfortunately.

I'd love to see:

Star Trek: A Final Unity - a great adventure game
Heroes of Might and Magic I
Comanche
Panzer General
Allied General
C & C

I don't know which of them can still be bought but it's really hard to find them.
Especially Mac versions.

I'm looking for CodeWarrior 11 (non-Pro). I have v.10 on two CDs (tools and docs).
Also I'm looking for CW Pro 9 and 10.

I have v.10 on two CDs (tools and docs). Also CW Pro 9 and 10.

Sweet! When are you going to upload them?

@MacWise:
Definitely not before next week, unfortunately.
Does anyone have the newer ones (CW Pro)?

@Balrog:
I have Codewarrior Learning Edition v3.

@kataetheweirdo:

That was a stripped down version without many important features. It was often included with programming books.
I'm looking for full versions, and they seem to be hard to find.

I'm sure I have CW Pro v4, or whatever was current in 96-97. Is ths of interest ?

But, I remember it being 3 CDs. If (or rather "when" I know its at the back of the bookcase in the library) I find it, I could do a cut down version for Mac PPC.

@bertyboy: yes, it is useful ... though IF it is three CDs, that may be a problem

EDIT: Actually it should fit. I'm not sure if both CDs could be compressed into a <400MB ZIP though. It would be nice for manuals to be on S3 though.

Hey SwedeBear - Could you please upload Return to Zork? Now that we have the server space!

Many thanks.

I see Iron Helix on the list. I have this, single CD, but it can't be that big, it really is quite a short game. I remember buying this at MacWorld Expo, my first CD software, after waiting 6 months for a CD300e.

Make sure you .zip all .iso images.
This saves A LOT of space.

Make sure you .zip or .sit all .iso and .toast images!

I have Dark Seed II CD image, but some of the files including the main installer appear to be damaged. I get error messages and corrupt files on my imac G3. The good news is you can play the game through (classic mode) in OS X, so far. in which you have to turn the music off. There are still sound bugs like the original Dark Seed, but this runs surprisingly well.

If you would like me to upload and see for yourself, I will make sometime to do this.

Cheers.

@bertyboy:
By personal experience I know Apple was lousy with international deliveries during the 90s, so that nightmare that you (and many, many people) lived through was "customer service" back then. It's no wonder they almost went bankrupt in those days. They made all these sweet products and then punished you for purchasing them.

@j_damage•69:
Having the full game without sound is better than having no game at all. Thanks in advance!

Game works with only the voices (thats all you need). If the music is turned on it gets stuck.

I echo the call for Jazz Jackrabbit 2!

OK, Dark Seed II and Return to Zork is up. BTW; would love a manual to RTZ.

Zork Grand inouisitor.

Requires:
Power Macintosh G3 233 MHz
Mac OS 8.6, 9.2.2 / 96 MB RAM

Great work for Dark Seed 2 and Return To Zork. Hope to see more mac adventures like Rex Nebular, Day of the tentacle (floppy and cd version), Sam and Max Hit the road (floppy and cd version), Fate of Atlantis (cd version), Bad Mojo etc.

Pharoah please old school pdware strictly 68k (bertyboy has it)

Terminal Velocity - Similar to the Microsoft Home game "Fury 3" for windows.

wolfenstein 3d the third encounter, because aparently the one i have [second encounter] is not the full version and i cant find the third encounter anywhere to buy!

I'm sure Civilization II (Gold Edition) used to get a regular mention, I've also found Civilization - Call To Power.

I've tried to create .img files for both in OS9 with Disk Copy 6.3.3, but both fail, maybe due to the embedded audio tracks.
But I can use Toast to make disk images (without the audio) and these compress (with Stuffit) down to under 400MB.

Are these suitable ? I know Call To Power is rather rare - because it sold very few copies, because it was awful at the time (1999) on the G3 hardware. I remember paying a fortune for it, only playing it a few times and feeling annoyed. But Civ4 was exactly the same - trying to play on a top-end G4, but then it is a dream on a Mac Pro.

Also,
Might and Magic I and Might and Magic II, I have the original install disks for these. Should I upload these ? I know the games are already up, but the purists among us may prefer images of the original media. They're on 5 800K floppies, so the downloads from this site look a little small. I'd have to drag my SE out of the cupboard to do this so I though I should see if there is a demand for it.

I believe images of original media are ideal. We want to preserve the apps/games, not just make it easy for people to play them on emulators.

Without a doubt: P-51 Mustang.
This is Donald Hill's 3D wireframe World War II followup to Fokker TriPlane.

While Cosmic Osmo & The 7th Guest are FANTASTIC, IMHO they're beyond the purview of Macintosh Garden in that they're CD games & not floppydisk games.

I don't see any problem with hosting CD games.

Neither do I. As long as they're abandonware or freeware/shareware without keys.

@CaryMG:

What are you talking about?

This is an old screensaver - not a game - but i'd like to see it uploaded anyway: Underware

This is seriously the name of the screensaver. Instead of working while you;re away from your computer, it worked in the background windows while you worked... interesting slant.

I'd also like to see I like icon. It was an icon program where you could have animated icons.

I have UnderWare. I'll see if I can get it up soon.

More development software would be nice.

I have various ideas:
*Peter Pan
*Secret of the Pyramids
*The Day the Sound Disappeared
*Early Math
*Beginning Reading
*Ozzie's World
etc.

@Balrog
I was responding to the person who said that they're making
an OS X version of "Rise Of The Triad".

I wrote that from my Kindle 2 so maybe it formatted wrong.
I apologize for the mixup.