DOSGamer commented: Mind Mirror is a very odd game that is psychological in nature. The screens are text with choices that you highlight before pressing <return> or sometime designated "F" keys.
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Timothy Leary's Mind Mirror is available for a small price on the following websites, and is no longer abandonware.
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When I try to run this DB, it hangs at the EA logo. I'm going to find another flavor for further testing. Oh, and another thing - NUMLOCK must be off before running the program.
EA with their heads so far up their butts they think they should charge money a "game" that wasn't worth paying for when it came out for DOS 30+ years ago. Because of course.
I followed a lecture by Timothy Leary in De Kosmos, Amsterdam. Very interesting. You can see a likewise lecture here:
https://youtu.be/LmcHq6k7ruc
Thanks
I owned this game for my Tandy 8088 PC back in the 80s. Had lotsa gum with it. Quite comical and thought provoking as well.
A very interesting experiment, very intriguing indeed!
Works fine using DOSBox on Linux. Must be a PEBKAC issue.
holy smokes folks, you do know everything here was programmed for DOS, right? windows 1.0 wasnt even out when this software was made. go download dosbox and figure out how to use it before bothering everyone else with your illiteracy.
ok, getting off soapbox now
this doesnt work on windows 7
Use DosBox for dos games. Many of them were coded to run as fast as possible which was
does nott work for Vista :(
I too am running XP Pro and it works for me.
First time it ran it gave me the Num Lock message. I hit the Num Lock and it went away. From there it worked OK. The intro text goes by way too fast to read. Press enter and go into the program.
I can't get this to work. It shows me the first screenshot that appears here but it says "Num lock is turned on. Press Fn to turn it off". This while my num lock is not turned off.
:(
any ideas?
I use windows XP pro, and I can play other DOS stuff.
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.