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1. #DANGEROUS DAVE IN THE HAUNTED MANSION NES ZIP FILE#
2. #DANGEROUS DAVE IN THE HAUNTED MANSION NES FULL#
3. #DANGEROUS DAVE IN THE HAUNTED MANSION NES SOFTWARE#
4. #DANGEROUS DAVE IN THE HAUNTED MANSION NES PC#

The other game on the debut disk was John Carmack’s Catacomb, which he also ported over from his Apple II version (which was John’s first game he wrote at Softdisk).

#DANGEROUS DAVE IN THE HAUNTED MANSION NES PC#

So, I ported the Apple II version of Dangerous Dave to the PC for one of the debut disk’s games. And we had only one month for this first disk due to scheduling screw ups! Yes, we needed to generate a game every two months, but for the first disk we needed to put two games on it to entice people to subscribe. We hired John Carmack to be my programming partner (we didn’t have Adrian in our group yet) and we needed to get two games onto the first Gamer’s Edge disk, which was a bi-monthly. Time passes and I’m at Softdisk in 1990 and have my own game department, Gamer’s Edge. Jay and I had been friends for about 2 years by this time and I was busy supplying UpTime with a bunch of material - mostly all games. The name was chosen randomly, but carefully so as to be alliterative in keeping with my eclectic naming convention! It took a month or so to create Dangerous Dave and then it was off to Jay for mastering. NES game, so that may be where it came from. I don’t remember where I got the idea for Dangerous Dave other than I was heavily influenced by the seminal Super Mario Bros. The game for this installment was Dangerous Dave. The final third installment of my GraBASIC series was my current project and for each installment I published one of the supporting utilities for the language add-on and an example game that used GraBASIC. While doing this port, I was still pursuing my freelance coding/writing hobby after work, which at that point was a series of articles for UpTime (an Apple II monthly disk magazine headed up by my friend Jay Wilbur). I had just left Origin Systems to start up this new company and my first project was the Commodore 64 version of Might & Magic II by Jon Van Caneghem (New World Computing).

#DANGEROUS DAVE IN THE HAUNTED MANSION NES SOFTWARE#

Once upon a time, back in 1988, I co-founded my second game company: Inside-Out Software in Londonderry, NH.

Game and want to purchase it, you can support the developers by doing so here.Dangerous Dave in The Deserted Pirate’s Hideout! This download is completely free and won't cost you a penny. Then, launch the game through the desktop shortcut.

Double click inside the Dangerous Dave Pack v1.0 folder and run the setup application.

#DANGEROUS DAVE IN THE HAUNTED MANSION NES ZIP FILE#

zip file and click on “Extract to Dangerous Dave Pack v1.0.zip” (To do this you will need 7-Zip, which you can get here, or you can use the built in windows extractor).

#DANGEROUS DAVE IN THE HAUNTED MANSION NES FULL#

As you hunt for your lost little brother, Delbert, you must enter a house full of zombies, spooks, and bad guys and turn them into hamburger meat, before they make a meal out of you in Dangerous Dave in the Haunted Mansion! Then again, you haven’t been in the haunted mansion up on the hill. Born and raised in the hill country of Backwater, USA, you’re quite deft with the shotgun, and afraid of nothing. You’re a one-of-a-kind dangerous guy named Dave.