The Incredible Machine (DOS)
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The Incredible Machine is a video game that uses Rube Goldberg-type machines and contraptions. The player must play through unique levels and follow different objectives for each. The game was popular enough that it was followed up with a sequel, The Incredible Machine 2 (DOS).
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Screenshots
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Music
Recording
For tracks in the 100 range, the music was captured and converted to IMF format for easy playback. The recordings are from the IMF captures. For tracks in the 200 range, Munt was used with DOSBox to capture the MT-32 soundtrack.
Credits
- Ripper: Batteryman
- Recorder: Malvineous
- Game Credits:
- Composer: Christopher Stevens
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Game Rip
The audio files are contained in TIM.SX which is itself inside RESOURCE.003.
Audio Devices
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(Sources: INSTALL.COM setup program)
Releases
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Links
- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Incredible_Machine_(series) - Wikipedia.
- mobygames.com/game/dos/incredible-machine - MobyGames.
Categories:
- DOS Games
- Games Released In 1993
- Games Developed By Dynamix
- No Amazon
- Games
- The Incredible Machine (DOS)
- Missing Screenshots
- Games By Christopher Stevens
- Missing Source
- Games That Use UNK
- IMF Conversions
- RAW (Rdos) Conversions
- MIDI Conversions
- Games That Use AdLib For Music
- Games That Use General MIDI For Music
- Games That Use LAPC-I For Music
- Games That Use MT-32 For Music
- Games That Use PC Speaker For Music
- Games That Use AdLib For Sound
- Games That Use LAPC-I For Sound
- Games That Use MT-32 For Sound
- Games That Use PC Speaker For Sound
- Games Released In USA
- Games Published By Sierra On-Line
- Games Released In France
- Games Released In Germany
