Your code should've been on the page just after you paid, or should've been E-mailed to you.

Just look for an E-mail from blastbay studios, and look for some text containing random letters and numbers such as s48x1 written under your name.

Hth.

it should be an E-mail from blastbay studios sent to the E-mail address you wrote in when paying for the game.

Hi.
Well, you go to the blastbay studios site and pay for the game, I don't know how expensive this one is though.
At Burak, maybe the E-Mail is in your spam folder, did you already check there?
At kimberly, blind gladioator is not in any way related to Q9, so please open up a new topic for that.

@Kimberly hello and welcome to the forum.

I'm afraid this is a very old topic and what's going on with Q9 has changed quite a bit since this was originally posted.

Last year, Blastbay games sold the rights to distribute q9 to the developers of Leasy, which is a set of jfw scripts. Thus, the only way now to register Q9 is to buy leasy, which costs $150, and also requires a fully licensed copy of Jaws.
The Leasy developer has been asked on many occasions if he will please sell Q9 as a stand alone game, and has flatly refused, indeed he has even made disparaging remarks about Gamers too and is over all nott a nice person. Many people are very sorry philip sold rights to someone who apparently cares so little for the game.

So, I'm afraid that no, there isn't a way to register Q9 at all which is sad.

On the plus side however there are many good audio side scrollers around,

To begin, try Crazy party, db page here an exceptional game with literally hundreds of minigames to play, including many side scrolling ones, plus it's free.

Also, if you use the "search games" link on the front page of the site you can list the games by genre. One genre we have is side scrollers which will list all available currently in the database. I'd personally especially recommend adventure at C:, Angel gift and good old superliam, also Vgstorm who make adventure at C: have a newer side scroller the Gate which I've not tried yet but which has very good reports.

so while bad news about Q9, there is plenty more out there.

hth.

As to blind gladiator, try over on The audiogame It site for more info, I believe blind gladiator is still in the early funding stage where it's necessary to buy different funding types for the game, but don't quote me. Myself i'm waiting for the Ios version of the game..

@simba, as I said, Q9 isn't available anymore, this is also btw an old thread, look at the original post date. I don't know why kimberly is asking here, maybe she googled registration of Q9 and found it.

I bought it back in 2006 when I first discovered audiogamesand have run through it three or four times since then.
Certainly not one I regret buying and one I'd recommend to anyone just as a fun side scrolling outing and even now a fairly well designed if simple game. no overwhelming the player with random stuff chucked everywhere which is hard to place and identify, everything is smooth and meant as a challenge, and yes, lethal lab 2 is! a challenge, try doing it without spamming the extra lives from silver spaceship and you'll see what I mean.

I'm glad it's now freeware and hasn't vanished into the dustbin of history or worse been made practically unobtainable like Q9.

According to Brian Hartgen, he was dismayed at the things being said about him and Phil concerning his acquisition of the game, so when he was approached about making the game separately available with the same disparaging attitude towards him, he wasn't inclined to give their request any consideration. Who can blame him?

And according to Phil, Q9 wasn't selling any more, so selling it to Brian was a chance to make some more money on a game he viewed as dead.

Seems to me like the only one the people who wanted Q9 to continue to be available separately have to blame is themselves. But they won't do that, so they demonize two business men making a business deal that benefited both of them.

Isn't it interesting that how they treated Brian and Phil was conveniently forgotten?

From Brian Hartgen regarding Q9.
http://www.hartgen.org/q9

Original forum thread regarding Hartgen's acquisition of Q9
http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?id=16592

As long as you have your license key stored somewhere other than on your hard drive being reformatted, you can still use it to register the stand-alone version of the game. In other words, as far as I know, it doesn't use any type of Internet software activation system. If you lose all copies of your license key, then I don't know how you would get a replacement from Blastbay. So please, please, please, make backups of your Q9 license key, and for that matter, any other license keys and any other potentially irreplaceable data on your hard drive!