I have been obsessed with this man for over 30 years. He is one of a kind songwriter, musician, thinker and pop star of this generation. I had that CD and learnt passages by heart, I went and got myself a peacoat like the one he wears at the sea section of the CD ROM, i rewrote the entire album lyrics in a journal, went to 2 of his concerts and the police reunion. A
Thanks for uploading. I thoroughly enjoyed this on my first laptop back in the 90s. Don’t know what happened to it, but I’ve thought about looking to see if I can buy it online someplace many times. Again, thanks for uploading.
I have this wonderful 2 disc CD ROM game, being a big fan of The Police and Sting, I really enjoyed it. Too bad it does not play on any modern PC equipment, each time I want to play it I have to drag out the old laptop because I believe it was only developed for Windows 95! Today this seems archaic, but upon its release in 1995, it was innovative and groundbreaking. The graphics, although a bit clunky at times, still hold up today. This was a very creative way to get a look at the man and his music. Lots of Easter eggs to keep you busy for hours! Thanks for the post!
I created a virtual machine on my modern equipment in order to play this. I’m glad you enjoyed the videos. I tried to make it as close to a personal play experience as I could. Whenever I am having withdrawals, I just click on my videos wherever I am!
I used to play this as a kid I was really confused what it was about cause it felt so eerie so I was kinda afraid 😅 (especially the door part) The only part I liked was the theater ? Where there was a bunch of music bc that’s how I discovered the song the Dock of Bay But now that I’m actually listening to him talk… he’s so real. He was definitely ahead of his time
I setup a Windows 95 Virtual Machine to play this. I first tried 95 version C with MS Plus and some of the graphics were messed up. The worst being the graveyard/day of the dead screen. I then used an original release Windows 95 Oem CD image and then it worked fine. I remember now having the same problem many years ago.
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I have been obsessed with this man for over 30 years. He is one of a kind songwriter, musician, thinker and pop star of this generation. I had that CD and learnt passages by heart, I went and got myself a peacoat like the one he wears at the sea section of the CD ROM, i rewrote the entire album lyrics in a journal, went to 2 of his concerts and the police reunion. A
Thanks for uploading. I thoroughly enjoyed this on my first laptop back in the 90s. Don’t know what happened to it, but I’ve thought about looking to see if I can buy it online someplace many times. Again, thanks for uploading.
I have this wonderful 2 disc CD ROM game, being a big fan of The Police and Sting, I really enjoyed it. Too bad it does not play on any modern PC equipment, each time I want to play it I have to drag out the old laptop because I believe it was only developed for Windows 95! Today this seems archaic, but upon its release in 1995, it was innovative and groundbreaking. The graphics, although a bit clunky at times, still hold up today. This was a very creative way to get a look at the man and his music. Lots of Easter eggs to keep you busy for hours! Thanks for the post!
I created a virtual machine on my modern equipment in order to play this. I’m glad you enjoyed the videos. I tried to make it as close to a personal play experience as I could. Whenever I am having withdrawals, I just click on my videos wherever I am!
I used to play this as a kid
I was really confused what it was about cause it felt so eerie so I was kinda afraid 😅 (especially the door part)
The only part I liked was the theater ? Where there was a bunch of music bc that’s how I discovered the song the Dock of Bay
But now that I’m actually listening to him talk… he’s so real. He was definitely ahead of his time
I setup a Windows 95 Virtual Machine to play this. I first tried 95 version C with MS Plus and some of the graphics were messed up. The worst being the graveyard/day of the dead screen. I then used an original release Windows 95 Oem CD image and then it worked fine. I remember now having the same problem many years ago.
Sting told about conciencies interesting thing