💾NEW PODCAST!💾 Back when we started out in 2017, one of our earliest members @toasty (being a keen cricket fan) asked "are there any cricket games for DOS?".

💾NEW PODCAST!💾 Back when we started out in 2017, one of our earliest members @toasty@dosgame.club (being a keen cricket fan) asked "are there any cricket games for DOS?".

It turns out: there are! Lots of them, in fact.

We dove into the wacky world of DOS cricket and explored what's there.

Don't know how cricket even works? No worries, neither do we!

https://www.dosgameclub.com/cricket/

#dosGaming #retroGaming #podcast

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dosgameclub@dosgame.club · 1 pts · 1y (2 replies)

Joining @Tijn@dosgame.club and @rnlf@dosgame.club for this episode are @toasty@dosgame.club and @Bogusmeatfactory@dosgame.club

The show was produced by @pix@dosgame.club

Thanks to all who make our club possible, we can't do it without you!

dosgameclub@dosgame.club · 1 pts · 1y (1 reply)

Shout out to Mark Carter for making the first DOS cricket game we could find as a homebrew title, which is still available on his website: https://cricket.marcardar.com/

dosgameclub@dosgame.club · 1 pts · 1y

If you're into this DOS gaming thing we're doing, you can join us at our website https://www.dosgameclub.com where we have forums where we discuss all the games. You can also suggest new games for us to feature in the future.

Last but not least you can support us financially through Ko-Fi at: https://ko-fi.com/dosgameclub

We use these funds to pay for our server, which hosts the website & podcast, as well as our own Mastodon instance.

Blackthorn@mastodon.gamedev.place · 1 pts · 1y

@dosgameclub@dosgame.club @toasty@dosgame.club side note: Cricket is one sport mentioned in "life in uk" book, which is the official book that must be read to get the British citizenship.
On cricket it says: "Games can last up to five days but still result in a draw! [...]You may come across expressions such as ‘rain stopped play’, ‘batting on a sticky wicket’, ‘playing a straight bat’, ‘bowled a googly’ or ‘it’s just not cricket’, which have passed into everyday usage."