Is there any one that knows what happened to monkey farm software? Iplayed their game Squirrel combat and enjoyed it a lot, but now their site is down and I can´t find them anywhere.

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They don't really exist anymore. Their site hadn't been updated in years and I guess they forgot to pay their "rent," so the server took it down.

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The box said Windows 95 or greater...so why doesn't it work on a Mac?

So where to find their games now?

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Either you search or you don't.

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Ambrosia Software bought them out and made them breed monkeys that lived on ephedrine and caffeine to run their webstore.

Er, yeah.

I remember Monkey Farm's opening sound... Monkey Farm Software... MONKEY FARM SOFTWARE!!! AHAHAHAHAHAH!

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Windows: 32 bit extensions and a graphical shell for a 16 bit patch to an 8 bit operating system originally coded for a 4 bit microprocessor written by a 2 bit company that can't stand 1 bit of competition.

ahehehe, that opening sound was so good. Always startled me good, I wish Squirrel Combat was out for OS X, it was a quite enjoyable fighter game.

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I've seen some of their games up for downloading here and there, click here and you'll surely find them.

how come the links dont work?
sorry but im new, do i have to do something before the links work?

Umm..because this topic is 4 years old and back on the old boards. I don't believe any of the old links work. You might want to pm opalius to see if he still has them.

If you hit the "reply" button it shows the tags and such from the original post. In this instance, Opalius used this link:

http://www.google.com