C-Dogs, also known as Cyberdogs 2, has been ported to modern operating systems for free. The arcade game originally ran on DOS systems, and is now available to a new generation.
C-Dogs is an exciting arcade shoot-em-up game that allows players to engage in various modes of play. Players can choose to complete missions alone or cooperatively with other players. Alternatively, they can engage in the exciting "dogfight" deathmatch mode where they fight against each other.
The original DOS version of C-Dogs came with built-in missions and dogfight maps, and the current version retains these features too. The game now uses the SDL Media Libraries, enabling it to be compatible with various operating systems, including Mac OS X, Linux, Windows, *BSD, AmigaOS, Nintendo DS, MorphOS, and GP2X.
As a result, it should be possible to run C-Dogs SDL on any Posix-compliant system supported by SDL. Overall, C-Dogs SDL is a fun and versatile game that guarantees an engaging and challenging experience for gamers of all skill levels.
The original DOS version of C-Dogs came with built-in missions and dogfight maps, and the current version retains these features too. The game now uses the SDL Media Libraries, enabling it to be compatible with various operating systems, including Mac OS X, Linux, Windows, *BSD, AmigaOS, Nintendo DS, MorphOS, and GP2X.
As a result, it should be possible to run C-Dogs SDL on any Posix-compliant system supported by SDL. Overall, C-Dogs SDL is a fun and versatile game that guarantees an engaging and challenging experience for gamers of all skill levels.
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