Here's a commercial of a couple tiger games just for a laugh ītw, Hellbent, you should really make a youtube review of tiger's TM. The Twisted Metal one might be worth more since it's rare.
A lot of LCD electronic games are worth about 30 dollars on ebay nowadays if it is based on a popular franchise (amazing how worthless shit can be worth anything). They were shitty portable games that would cost about 10 dollars and need 2 AA batteries to run. I never tried running the game on anything past XP but it's unlikely it will work on Windows 7.Īnd Tiger Electronics made LCD games in the 90s. bin file to a virtual drive, and then open that to get the game files, change the compatibility in the properties of the.
cue file? If yes, then you need a virtual drive, so get software (example. What type of file is the TM1 file - is it a. I'll get back to you guys if the Virtual Drive Twisted Metal Tiger Handheld? What in the hell is that? lol I also tried setting the compatibility mode on Win95 and Win98, but still nothing. Would a virtual drive work? I feel like it would. Twisted Metal 2 works fine, and I am pretty sure that is about the same as TM1 with the compatibility issues.Īlso, I tried DOSBox a couple days ago, and it wouldn't run because it is indeed a Windows 95 executable.
Jokes aside, my only problem is the "No CDROM" error. Setting up a camera shouldn't be too hard. I'm not sure if compatibility mode in Windows 7 works however. I'm pretty sure it needs Windows 95 to correctly run. If you record a video of yourself chugging a gallon of expired milk then cutting your face with a razor blade i'll give you half of the instructions.
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