Photo Play Software Releases

Photo Play Software Releases

Year	PTS-DOS	Windows 98 (NG)	Windows XP (XPE/XPO)	Windows XP (Tulcham/AIO)
1997	2.0
1998	1998
1999	1999 Touch Toy (Junior)
2000	2000
2001	2001
2002	I.G.O. 1 I.G.O. 2 (Power Pack)	N.G. 1 Pro
2003	I.G.O. 3		N.G. 2 Pro (XPE)
2004	I.G.O. 4		Update 2004
2005	I.G.O. 5		Update 2005
2006	I.G.O. 6		Update 2006	System 2006
2007	I.G.O. 7		Update 2007	System 2007
2008	I.G.O. 8 I.G.O. Italy		Update 2008	System 2008
2009			Update 2009	System 2009
2010				System 2010
2011				System 2011
2012				Q1
2013				Q2

PTS-DOS

Named after the operating system that funworld used as a base, a Russian MS-DOS clone called PTS-DOS.

Each release (1999 and newer) was protected by two dongles. One was a Dallas iButton present on the ISA IO Board on 486-based machines and on the mainboard itself on 5SFV machines. The other was a Parallel-port Dongle which had to be of the same year and country as the game software for it to run. For example, a 2001DE dongle would not work on a 2001FR or a 2002DE, only on a 2001DE version (but would work if there are multiple revisions\builds of the same release).

Note that they are being listed by the NSB Number (which we think it's a BUILD number), present on the MENU\NSB.NR file on the HDD, which also gets shown at each machine startup.

Please find below a table containing the preserved software releases of the PTS-DOS releases of Photoplay Software.

If you do have a version that is not present here, please get in contact.

PTS-DOS Photoplay Preserved Releases

Version	AT	BE	CY	CZ	DE	FR	GR	IT	NL	NO	PT	SE	SP
2.0					8778 (HD)				8778 (HD)				8778 (HD)
1999	81519 (CD)				81519 (HD)				C519A (CD/HD) C519ASP1 (CD)		C5196 (HD)C519A (HD)		C5193 (HD)
2000					6D139 (CD/HD)			A2131 (CD) C6532 (CD)	C6532 (CD)		A2132 (HD)E6513 (HD)
2001	A3735 (CD/HD)	C8421 (HD)			B4821 (CD) A3735 (HD)			A3735 (CD) A3734 (HD)	F2311 (CD/HD) H9751-SR1(HD)T2161-SR1b (HD)		M4802 (HD)		EB711 (CD)
I.G.O. 1		82C81 (CD)			23B58 (CD)		75G75 (CD/HD)	75G75 (CD/HD)	85A99 (CD)
I.G.O. 2	EA881 (CD)	EA881 (CD/HD)SR CC231 (HD)			IGO2_EDA21 (HD)			IGO2_EDA21 (CD)	IGO2_EDA22 (CD)		72Z84 (HD)
I.G.O. 3	GF001 (CD)				GF001 (CD) 83A01 (HD)	EVA01 (HD)		EVA01 (CD)	83A01 (CD)		EVA01 (HD)	AB001 (CD/HD)	E7C81 (HD)EVA01 (HD)
I.G.O. 4	A0006 (CD)							A0071 (CD)	A0006 (HD)		A0008 (CD/HD)		A0009 (HD)
I.G.O. 5	MB001 (CD)				MB001 (CD/HD)	MB001 (CD)		MB001 (CD)	MB003 (CD)		MB001 (CD/HD)		MB001 (HD)
I.G.O. 6	ND003 (CD)				ND003 (CD/HD)		ND003 (CD)	ND007 (CD)			ND003 (CD)ND006 (HD)		ND003 (CD/HD)
I.G.O. 7	MK002 (CD)		MK002 (CD)	MK004 (CD)	MK002 (HD)	MK002 (CD)	MK002 (CD)	MK004 (CD)			MK002 (CD/HD)		MK002 (HD)
I.G.O. 8								IGO Italy (1) (CD)			VM006 (CD/HD)		VM007 (CD/HD) VM006 (HD)
Junior					E239 (HD)				8A5B (HD)

^{Country List: AT - Austria; BE - Belgium; CZ - Czech Republic / Slovakia; DE - Germany; FR - France; GR - Greece; IT - Italy; NL - The Netherlands; NO - Norway; PT - Portugal; SE - Sweden; SP - Spain.}

^{(HD) means the source was a (normally used) HDD.}

^{(CD) means the source was an install CD (which was used to install it to a hard disk which was then imaged). We also have preserved the CD images for these releases.}

^{(CD/HD) means we have hard disk image files from both types of sources above.}

^{(K) means a Keyless version is available.}

^{(1) - IGO 8 was released in Italy as "IGO Italy". However depending on the patch, it also identifies itself as "IGO 8". This release does not have a NSB number.}