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You're welcome! The PC was magical in the 90s.

I didn't have this one as a kid, but I did have The Inside Story. What a strange series. It feels more like an instructional video tape you'd put in your VCR than a program you would install on your PC.

I'm so glad I could reconnect you with this odd piece of 90's software. It meant a lot to me, too. I play a very broad range of video and computer games from the 80s to present day. This channel is just meant as a dumping ground for all my gaming play-through videos. Generally I don't get a lot of views or comments, but that's okay because I don't expect anyone would want to watch me playing Comanche 3 for 9 hours. But this A.D.A.M. The Inside Story upload has gotten a surprising amount of engagement. I think it's because I'm the only person to ever post it on TH-cam. It's funny to hear from so many people who remember experiencing it as a kid like I did.

I'm glad I could help you see this strange old software again. For some reason nobody else has uploaded them to TH-cam.

Thanks so much! I subscribed to your channel, too. Sega is the best.

@@robertparker1566 Thank you for your reply ! If you are interested in the nostalgic game culture of Japan, please subscribe to the my channel !

The first Road Rash I played was on Sega Genesis.

It's interesting to hear your perspective on Robo Aleste, because I wasn't aware of its standing among Compile fans. Personally I had high hopes for it because I love M.U.S.H.A. for the Sega Genesis. Robo Aleste had the telltale signs of a compile game, which I liked, but it didn't quite live up to the expectations I had going into it. I'm still not sure if this is Robo Aleste's fault, or if it's because I like Genesis more than Sega CD. I feel similarly toward Sonic CD, which I acknowledge makes me somewhat of an outlier among Sega fans.

@@robertparker1566 Most people seem to prefer _M.U.S.H.A._ to _Robo Aleste_ (because it's more balanced and polished). And from the few message boards I visit, it seems that _Sonic CD_ is becoming increasingly unpopular.

I didn't have access to Nine Month Miracle as a kid, but we had Adam: The Inside Story on the family PC, so I understand what it's like to have these around these as an impressionable kid in the 90s. I find it so strange nobody has uploaded any of them to TH-cam before.

I know what you mean. Half the reason I decided to find this software again was to prove to myself that I didn't hallucinate it as a kid.

You can probably find it on archive.org.

@@robertparker1566 Thanks a lot for reply but not found over there. I want to show to students. I already have CD but not working right now. If you have .image or .iso please share with me.

@@cvmwebmaster3455 It's right here archive.org/details/A.D.A.M._Software_A.D.A.M._The_Inside_Story_Win31_1999_Eng

@@robertparker1566 Thanks for your kind of help but its not Nine month Miracle its Inside story.

@@cvmwebmaster3455 So sorry for the mix-up. You've brought to my attention that nobody has ever uploaded A.D.A.M. the Nine Month Miracle to archive.org before. When I catch a break in my busy schedule, I'll set that straight.

I hope this upload gives you some closure for that.

I actually ran this with Windows 98 installed on a Pentium III. I've never actually figured out how to get old Windows virtual machines working before. It can be done nowadays from what I hear, though.

I'm glad I could help reunite you with this old, strange piece of software. I played it as a kid, too, and it burrowed deep into my brain. It's surprising that there were no uploads of it to TH-cam before mine.

@@robertparker1566 yes, I searched and yours is the only one I found!

It might take a few weeks or even months since I can't get around to it right now. But otherwise, yes, I can do that. Stay tuned.

@@robertparker1566 I appreciate it! Thank you!

Happy to help!

Me too!

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I can try to do that for you. Stay tuned.

I have uploaded the Nine Month Miracle to my channel for you and your students.

I know, right? I think this is the only upload on TH-cam!

Yeah this is rare

Do you mean that you use this video to teach students?

@@robertparker1566 Yes I do. That's what it's for... but they stop streaming and the anatomy they offer now is too high of a level. I'd love a clean copy to keep if you have it. Never know when TH-cam will take it down. I used to run it by CD, but my OS doesn't work with it anymore.

Thanks for the comment! I'm glad you like it.

I had to research it on Google to actually remember what it was called. Then I found a copy on eBay for $7 or so and installed in on a Pentium III Windows 98 PC I set up for 90's gaming. I used to play this around the same age, maybe 7-8 years old. I wasn't able to find any videos of it on TH-cam when I went looking. This might be the first upload!

@@robertparker1566 Wow, amazing How much did the Windows 98 PC run you? I'm assuming you bought it semi-recently?

@@Sean-ec7ov I got it in 2019 for free because a family member didn’t need it anymore. PCs from that era are sold on eBay but I don’t recommend going there, as stupid people label them “vInTaGe, ReTrO, RaRe” and slap a three digit price sticker on them. I’ve seen reasonably priced ones on the Facebook marketplace and at thrift stores sometimes. I’ve also heard of people setting up a Windows 98 virtual machine on a modern operating system in order to play old games, although I’ve never learned how.

@@robertparker1566 You lucky bastard Look after that thing. It will be worth something one day.

@@robertparker1566 2:18:54 was the most memorable part for me