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PT-109

Rating:	Your rating: None Average: 4.7 (9 votes)
Category:	Simulation
Perspective:	1st Person
Year released:	1987
Author:	Digital Illusions
Publisher:	Spectrum HoloByte
Engine:

Download pt-109.zip (16.88 MB)
For System 1 - 5 - System 7.0 - 7.6

Emulation
This game works with: Mini vMac

"PT-109 is a classic torpedo boat simulation, set in the World War II. It is a game with great depth of options, realism, accuracy of simulation and enriched with an outstanding documentation.

45 different missions, 5 levels of play, practice tactics mode, 4 theaters of action (Philippine islands, Solomon islands, New Guinea and Mediterranean sea) and many other options and features." --MobyGames.com

Comments

by MikeTomTom - 2014, April 19 - 7:54pm

@OldMacUser: The original uploader used MacZip to archive. To extract with all Mac resources 100% restored such as correct icons, File Types, Creator, etc, MacZip running on a classic Mac OS must be used (MacZip is available here at the garden).

However. Regardless of the extraction method used, .dsk files should mount OK as is, either by dragging the .dsk onto Disk Copy 6.x to mount the .dsk image file in a classic Mac OS. Or, if running the Mini vMac emulator, drag .dsk image files into the running Mini vMac window directly from the host computer.

md5 checksums are only provided so you may test the validity of the extracted files, if you wish to. They don't have any other use and aren't required to access the archive content.

by OldMacUser - 2014, April 19 - 5:01pm

I can't open the .dsk image! is there something I do with the md5 checksum???

by MCP - 2012, October 2 - 2:54am

I've now completed the archive with full scans of documentation.

by IIGS_User - 2010, December 22 - 4:17pm

Thanks for re-uploading a new package, it's a good collection.

Checked successfully with Mac OS 7 on Mini vMac.

Edit: Changed 'xxx 7' to 'Mac OS 7' - IIGS User

by MCP - 2010, December 22 - 1:01pm

I managed to get my hands on an original disk and a few of the package contents, but alas not the manuals. I've uploaded what I have. Not sure about compatibility with different versions of the Mac OS; having only tested with System 6.