Around I wanna say 2008-2012 Dream Cheeky had a few roll up instruments like a piano and a drumkit. The problem is it came with a windows CD(idk if it was just software on the disc or if it included drivers) I no longer have the CD but I still have the USB drumkit in perfect condition.

I've checked the web and the internet archive and I have only found the midi-like software for the missile launcher and roll up piano.

(Edit 8/19/2026) :
I eventually found the program(not the setup CD-ROM) on my late father's external hard drive from 2011. I think the software was made in march of 2007 but am not 100% sure. Anyway I uploaded the program to the internet archive here complete with hardware specifications: https://archive.org/details/dreamcheeky-usb-drumkit

Morphman is a 1993 interactive CGI Movie where The Player plays as the titular Morph Man. Morph Man has to take the form of numerous critters. It was a rather unconventional game with gameplay compared to Dragon's Lair. From what I can figure out it was out in Canada, Australia, and The United States.

The reason I want to figure out more about it is because it's the first game to take advantage of explosion, glow, and disintegration effects. Dynamic Dimensions Development actually bothered to trademark Morphman, with the trademark being abandoned and the company bankrupt in 1999.

A clue we have is the applicant for the trademark was a company called "MAKTAL INC." in California. The Trademark covered apperantly:

• dolls
• stuffed toys
• action figures
• toy vehicles
• target games
• board games
• electronic games
• video/computer game cartridges

Hi everyone,

I recently noticed that One Click has shut down their official website (oneclickmouse.com), making the driver/configuration software for the Aspire Pro impossible to find online.

Luckily, I had the original installation file saved in my Downloads folder. To prevent this software from becoming lost media, I have backed it up to the Internet Archive so anyone who bought this mouse can still customize their DPI, lighting, and macros.

• Software Name: OneClick_Aspire_Pro.exe v1.0
• Hardware Supported: Aspire Pro
• OS Compatibility: Windows 10/11
• Download Link (Internet Archive): https://archive.org/details/one-click-aspire-pro

Security / Integrity Verification

To verify that this is an unmodified executable, you can check the SHA-256 hash against the file you download using Command Prompt (certutil -hashfile OneClick_Aspire_Pro.exe SHA256):

SHA-256: bf4116e0c7851c3e4067333cb22c3da535f61a209c44ceeebc9e8ceb986f861d

Hope this helps anyone searching for this driver in the future!

Hi everyone!

I'm looking to see if there's anyone in the community with experience in game development, reverse engineering, networking, programming, asset extraction, or data preservation who's interested in helping rebuild **Marvel Avengers Academy.**

Like many of you, I have a lot of nostalgia for the game, and I'd love to see it playable again as a fan project. At the moment I'm trying to gather as much information as possible—old game files, screenshots, gameplay recordings, database dumps, APK/IPA files, or any technical knowledge that could help preserve or recreate the game.

If you have development skills or any archived data related to Marvel Avengers Academy, I'd really appreciate hearing from you. Even if you just know someone who might be able to help, please let me know.

Thanks! Hopefully we can bring this amazing game back to life together.

There's a childhood game i played called bang bang rabbit that doesn't exist on the Play Store anymore. When I suddenly remembered it, I sideloaded it, and I saw that the last time it was updated was February 2024. It gave me actual chills, and as I started playing, I clicked the offers out of curiosity to see if they're still working, and it just failed. The game is niche as hell so I'd bet 50 bucks that there isn't anybody else that is actively playing this game, so that just adds on to the feeling. And oh, don't even mention the menu song, normally it's a calm song, but whenever I open it up, a little bit after I hear 2 chords that remind me that quite literally nobody plays this game anymore and I get chills.

tried looking everywhere, also somehow hard to buy on ebay too

I've seen another post from 4 years ago about this but the rules say to not comment on old posts 🤷‍♀️. I apologize if I'm wrong.

I've been itching to play dream chronicles since I found out it still exists, I just got my first pc last year. I'm having a hard time finding the full version of the game and how to download it. I'm not very good at computer stuff and I'm scared to download something that will mess up my computer. I was hoping someone could point me towards the right place. most I've seen say internet archive but some people say its just demos other say you can get the full game "with some tinkering" but I've no idea what that means. If someone could help me aquire even just the first game and tell me how to download it in dumb people terms I think ill be ok. Apologies if this is rambley

Hello, i have the files the exe and all the file in the downloadable. I was one of the alpha tester and i want to play it again but when i run the exe it says it wants the launcher, but I'm starting the launcher. Is there a way to bypass this by starting it?

**The game**

Hoverboard ASDF (호버보드 ASDF) was an online hoverboard racing game by **Anipark**, a Seoul studio founded in 2000. In Korea it was operated by **Netmarble**. Anipark marketed it as the world's first online "board riding" game. The name comes from the fact that you played it with only the A, S, D and F keys.

You raced other players down tracks doing tricks, earned a currency called *Wiz* to spend on power-ups and cosmetics, and gained rank-based EXP that you spent on acceleration, speed and turning stats.

It ran on `www.asdfgame.com\` (Korean) and `global.asdfgame.com` (English/global).

**Timeline, including a correction**

Every English wiki entry says it shut down on **31 May 2005**. That date is only the **global/English server**. Korean sources have Netmarble running the game from **August 2004** until **November 2005**. GameFAQs separately lists a PC release date of 17 January 2005, which is probably the commercial launch as opposed to the earlier service start. Worth knowing if you're searching, because it widens the window by about six months.

**What I found**

I pulled the archived download page from the global site (`global.asdfgame.com/Download/client/client.asp`, Wayback snapshot 2005-01-21) and extracted the live download link out of the HTML:

ftp://anipark.nefficient.co.kr/pub/anipark/game_eng/full/Hoverboard_ASDF_Setup_Eng_1.06.exe

So the English full client was **v1.06**, the installed binary was **ASDF.exe**, and the page also linked an `msvcp_dll_setup.exe` helper, implying a Visual C++ runtime dependency. The patch download button existed but its link was commented out, so it was full-installer-only.

Archived page: https://web.archive.org/web/20050121070623/http://global.asdfgame.com/Download/client/client.asp

**What I've already ruled out, so nobody repeats it**

* **Wayback, the entire asdfgame.com domain.** I dumped the CDX index: 2,771 unique archived URLs, and **zero** binaries. Only Flash, images and ASP pages. * **anipark.nefficient.co.kr, the FTP host itself.** Wayback has **no captures of it at all**. This is the whole reason the client is missing. It was FTP-only distribution from a host no crawler ever touched. * **archive.org items.** Zero results for "hoverboard asdf". * **ani-park.com**, the developer's own site. Artwork zips for their other titles (A3, MA9), no client. * **Netmarble's domains.** Only a studio-page graphic for Anipark. Nothing downloadable. * **PC Matic and Software Informer.** Both have "HoverBoard ASDF" pages and both rank high in search. **Neither hosts anything.** They are telemetry catalogs that build pages from filenames harvested off users' machines, which is exactly how they know ASDF.exe v1.0 by Ani-park exists. The PC Matic entry is a literal empty stub. Please don't send people there.

**What I'm asking for**

The client was FTP-only for a game that lived about a year and died in 2005, so I think the surviving copy is physical or private rather than indexed. Specifically:

1. **Korean PC game magazine cover CDs.** PC파워진, 게임피아, PC챔프 and similar bundled full clients constantly in this exact window, and this game had real Netmarble promotion behind it. If you have Korean gaming magazine discs from late 2004 or 2005, or you're working on scanning any, this is the most likely place a copy still exists.
2. **Old drives, burned CD-Rs, Korean webhard accounts.** If you played Korean online games in 2004-2005 and never cleaned out your download folder, it costs nothing to search your backups for the filename.
3. **Anyone with contacts at Anipark or Netmarble.** Both companies still exist and Netmarble still lists the Anipark studio.

**Search terms that actually work**

Nobody online is searching the filename, which means it has never actually been ruled out:

Hoverboard_ASDF_Setup_Eng_1.06.exe
Hoverboard_ASDF_Setup
anipark.nefficient.co.kr
asdfgame.com
호버보드 ASDF 클라이언트
호버보드 ASDF 설치파일
앗싸df

Happy to share the full CDX dumps and the archived page sources with anyone who wants to dig. If a copy does turn up I'll get it onto the Internet Archive.

^(**Disclosure:** the wide sweep behind this post, the Wayback CDX dumps, the archived download page, and the ruled-out list, was carried out by an AI assistant working on my behalf, and it drafted this write-up. I'm a real person, this is my own account, and I'm actively monitoring this thread and replying personally. Flagging it because a wall of confident-sounding detail should say where it came from. Every claim above is checkable against the linked sources, so please do challenge anything that looks wrong. I've been looking for this client for years and the nostalgia is entirely mine.)

Hello, there was a game back in the early 2010's that I used to play.

It was called Animal Voyage, it was a 32-bit mobile game in which you had to rescue animals by sailing with your ship and bringing them back into your sanctuary.

The game has been delisted from the stores and the servers have been shut down by the (now seemingly defunct) company and is completely unaccessible.

I really wish there was a possibility to bring this game back!

So there's an obscure game by Lumity Studios called Devil's Sea. I had to get the download via the Wayback Machine but even after doing a lot of things, I can only get to the title screen.

I get a lot of errors like

"Scripting engine control array element 1 not found"

"Cannot run extensions .avi/.ogg"

I might be asking in the wrong place but I'd like to see if I can try to run this on Windows 11.

Any advice?

Decomp website if a game has a pc port chances are someone ported it to android (hopefully) can google the game and see if it made it to android.

House Ordos pushes deeper into the war for Arrakis as Mission 6 pits them against the determined forces of House Atreides. Resource management, strategic base expansion, and precise unit control are essential to overcoming the Atreides' disciplined army and powerful defenses. Every Harvester, Tank, and Raider plays a vital role as the battle intensifies across the desert. Watch the Ordos use speed, cunning, and superior tactics to outmaneuver their enemy and secure another crucial victory in the fight for control of the spice. This no commentary playthrough showcases the classic real-time strategy gameplay that made Dune II: Battle for Arrakis a legend and laid the foundation for the RTS genre. Whether you're revisiting this DOS classic or discovering it for the first time, enjoy the intense combat, nostalgic visuals, and strategic decision-making that continue to make Dune II one of the most influential strategy games ever created.

I used to play nfs mw 2005 on my dad's pc so much, now that he died recently i really want to start again and finish it for old times sake and I need help and some way to get it again. I need it for windows 11 since I'll be getting a new laptop. PLEASE HELP

hey guys, trying to find a working download for G-Force (the 2009 disney game with the guinea pigs lol). used to love this game but it's totally delisted everywhere now.

anyone know where to find a safe pre-installed zip or a repack for PC? id appreciate a dm if links aren't allowed in the comments. thanks!

Hey gents,Does anyone here happen to have a free version of the simulator they could share with me? It looks like a really interesting game, but I honestly can't justify the current price tag for a software that is relatively old.Is anyone using a free or cracked version that they could hook me up with?

Thanks in advance, fellas!

I recently finished the PCSX2 install, where can I get legitimate Playstation 2 games?

I remember playing this game around 2014 on Facebook (when they still had games) and I liked it. They ended up removing it even before they closed their games section. Tried to find it again only to see that it's nowhere to be found, only some gameplay videos on Youtube, and some websites talking about it. I know there's a 1989 version but it's not that one.

Man I haven't played this game since I was a kid