There are some free games available at Porn Movies Collection. One of them is called Space Sirens 2: Megababes. Does anyone have experience with that site? Are the games clean of viruses and trojans? Has anyone tried this game? The file type afet uncompressing is .nrg. I have never seen that extension before.

Any advice concerning the game or the site?

I see that two of Leonizer's games are currently on the front page of the Free Games list. That does not mean the overall site is safe, nor does it mean that Leonizer has approved those postings.

"A .nrg file is a proprietary CD image file format used by Nero Burning ROM, a utility suite made by Nero AG, to create and burn ISO 9660 CD images." --wikipedia

That would imply to me that the game is probably pirated from a CD.

Though Space Sirens 2: Megababes seems to be abandonware at this point.

Well, it looked like it might be safe, so I used Nero Essentials to burn it to a CD. Found the Startup file and it wanted to install QuickTime 2.0 on my machine. No way I was going to do that. Tried to run it without the installation with poor results. I've got a very old laptop that I might try it on, but for now, this is a no-go. Too bad. Looked like it might be interesting.

try with Deamon tool, sometime they work

I played it many years ago and thought it was a pretty good game. It needs QuickTime, but I don't know if a newer version will work. I doubt it will work with XP or W7 or any modern system. There might be a work around someone could tell you about.

Sorry Guy's I will not DL or go to a site the I suspect is stealing someones hard work

Hey Chief wrote : Sorry Guy's I will not DL or go to a site the I suspect is stealing someones hard work

I would normally agree with you, but if I'm interested in something that doesn't seem to have been made available for ages by the owner, as Graen says, it becomes sensible to consider it 'abandonware' and D/L it from wherever it's available. The main thing is to actively attempt to establish its actual status first.

I'm not wanting to steal anyone's work. And as it is, doesn't look like I can get the old program to run anyway.

If you want to pay for the game, you can join the club here

http://www.clubspooey.com/spooey/

It says it requires Windows 95 or higher, so that will give you an idea of how old the game is.

Pixis, the company that developed and marked this game and other adult games, is no longer in business. I believe the guy who runs Spooey.com helped develop the game and may now hold the rights to it.

Or, it could be abandonware.

Franco,
Thanks for the update. I do not like to short change an game author, as I know how much time and frustration goes in to making a game. I will join up. Thanks for the link.