I think ive now discovered the source of my problem. I've been running my DOS Games with DOSBox using a Front-End (GameBase by James Barrows) if you heard of it. I just relieased when it unzips Ultima 6 into a temporary folder its not creating the SAVEGAME sub-directory or any subdirectories for …

😕 Well, its got me out of ideas. Yes, Ive got the SAVEGAME folder with the files, none are write-protected. And not running it from a CD-ROM either. All, I can guess, maybe it wont run on my OS. (Windows ME) Maybe Ultima 6 only runs on Macs with DOSBox 0.58

Ok, here goes, when I boot Ultima 6 up in DOSBOX, everything seems to be working ok. (Easy enough for someone to quickly test it and say its supported). The Intro runs well and that until I click on Journey Onward. (Same problem occurs also in Martin Dreams as this used the same engine as Ultima 6) …

I cant get Origin's Ultima 6 or Martian Dreams to play within DOSBox .58. The introducory screen plays alright, striaght to the Menu where I get an unusual disk error when selecting Journey Onward in order to play the game(s). It says in the DOXBox Games section they are support them with no …

I wish I could get that work too, yet ive got Windows Me and still wont work for me. I know it wants True Dos alright, yet I cant get it working on Windows Me and Above. Hopefully soon, DOSBox emulator will support it behind I totally give up altogether. 😮

Lowing cycles in the conf file and decreasing frame-rate gave me great uninteruppted sound. Good thing to do with an adventures. 266mhz is quite slow these days.