Leisure Suit Larry 6: Shape Up or Slip Out!

Damm hilarious game. Nice in-game music.

Whats the thelephone nummer from the girl ?

I have a win XP and DOSbox. "version 0.74" LSL6 is a GOOD!!!. Yap, yap, yap and yap.

A GOOD game but is this a cd-versio.

To install on Windows 7, I was able to go into Disk 1 folder, and launch setup.exe. Then when prompted to insert disk 2, an address bar pops up, enter the file location of disk 2 (careful, there is a character limit - I ended up copying disk2-6 to my desktop to shorten the location). Then, just change the foldername each time you're prompted.

To install this is what I did and got lucky.
I burned the unzipped files onto a cd.
When I insert a CD it is on my "E" drive
In Disk 1 I clicked set up and it pulled up the a:/ whatever it said here/ disk 1. I changed the a: to e: and pressed enter.
Each time the next prompt popped up I had to change the disk # to the next disk and press enter. Did it for all and it worked.

Been working to get this installed on my Win7, 32-bit system ALL DAY! Followed several different sets of directions from this site, Vogons forums recommendations, and even the Sierrahelp webpage - helped the original disk 1 files to mount properly. However, there is NOTHING - no code in DOSBox that makes this game install the other five disks as Possum had said. I even tried the DOC file recommendation inside the zip, but they don't work either. I'm not a newbie to DOS, been on computers since the before the Commodore 64 was released and programming in those batch file command prompts until Windows XP was invented, but nothing makes this game install beyond mounting the first disk and running it. The setup for LSL6 NEVER asks for the second disk, nor any of the others, and the other disk files #2-6 do not contain anything executable - no .bat files, no config files, nothing. All of my other abandonware files work fine with D-Fend. D-Fend doesn't work here, only DOSBox.

you need floppy of .img file

i have gotten every single DOS game i have found running on scummvm... except this one... how?!? can any one help me please?

not bad though it's an early version without spoken texts and low res. There used to be a version with spoken texts and a somewhat higher resolution which came on CD.

i need help in installing this game... i tried everything in Possum's comment but got nothing

Thanks for the help Possum it did the trick for me.

If anyone else is still having problems let me know and I will give you a step by step guide.

Phil - You need to install dropbox

how do you play the games after you down load them

I noticed some of you have no idea how to install this on Dosbox so I will explain how I did it.

First I make a directory I can mount as my A drive, for me this is D:\DOS\ADRIVE.

Then I copied the files for disk1 into this directory, and mounted it using mount A D:\DOS\ADRIVE -t floppy in dosbox.

Then you just go to A: and type install, when it asks for disk 2, etc you delete the files in ADRIVE and replace with the next disk's files. Rinse and repeat. Hope this helps.

The creator of this file tried to emulate the original game, which required 6 manually changeable disks. The problem is that there are no clear instructions on how this is done using this unzipped file, only some incoherent gibberish about substituting A: a B: drives, which might actually do something useful if it was comprehensible.

how the hell do you set this game up? everything's divided into six friggin' folders

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