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Bedlam (GT Interactive)

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Category:	Action
Perspective:	Isometric
Year released:	1996
Author:	Mirage Technologies
Publisher:	GT Interactive
Engine:

[www]_.se [ftp]_.se [mirror]_.us
bedlam_1_00.zip (89.86 MB)
MD5: 30a1344df3d3b8f4fbf38fcf126580b4
For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 9

[www]_.se [ftp]_.se [mirror]_.us
Bedlam_bin-cue.zip (318.07 MB)
MD5: 5ddef4a7c850bc48d9369262a1a5b9a6
For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 9

[www]_.se [ftp]_.se [mirror]_.us
bedlammanual.pdf

Emulation
Guides on emulating older games

"A fast paced action game where you run around as a machine-gun wielding robot destroying everything in your path. There is a multitude of enemies and you can destroy almost every single thing on the map (buildings, vehicles, etc.). The reason for all this destruction is a revolution led by the robots against their human masters." --MobyGames.com

External link
Download from Mega.Co.Nz

The 2nd DL from the internal server is a bin/cue image of an original CD. Use it with Toast (or similar) to burn a physical CD that is a proper copy of the original, containing both game and audio tracks.

Compatibility
Architecture: PPC

Minimum requirements: PPC, 640x480 resolution, 256 colors

Comments

by scott Praed - 2015, November 2 - 12:06am

I have 1 problem with Bedlam in mac os 9.2.2.
The game will not eject in mac os 9.2.2 directly but play in classic.

by mrdav - 2015, September 23 - 10:07am

This is a mixed mode CD. Unfortunately, the upload has the audio tracks saved as mp3 files. Has anyone got a physical copy of this CD? If so, it would be good to have a bin/cue image of it uploaded here so that we have a proper copy.

EDIT: Got my own copy and have uploaded a bin/cue made from it.

BTW: As with most of MCP's zipped archives, you need to use MacZip to unpack it (the 1st DL) if you want all the resource forks to be put back in place.

by Stanis - 2010, December 11 - 9:09pm

The mounted image brings an "Install Bedlam" file that cannot be started. The icons almost look like from a DOS disk.... what do I do wrong? =)

by MCP - 2010, September 23 - 1:14pm

I can't get a screenshot of this one, so I had to settle for a box shot. If anyone can get an actual screenshot, please replace the box cover with it. Thanks!