The UDogs *does* have the audio. It's in MP3 format, and there should be a .bat/.exe to expand it so you get the full "talkie" version (with Eric Idle of Monty Python fame, he-he). There is a README somewhere on the UDogs game's page. V. I think you're confusing it with the original Discworld. The …

I tried the version from The Underdogs, it worked just fine with VDMSound (apart from the screen only refreshing at 60Hz but I dare say that's fixable). The Underdogs version doesn't have the sound or audio, but I guess it's better than nothing. There might be some funky CD protection (Safedisk …

Here is a step-by-step to show what I did. Put the Discworld 2 CD1 in the drive (Lite-On DVD-ROM, LTD-163) (should also point out that this is the European version, Discworld 2: Missing Presumed...!? as opposed to the US release called Discworld 2: Mortality Bytes , although they are the same games, …

I mean double-clicking it, it causes Windows Explorer to crash immediately. Unfortunately there is no pertinent information in the crash (other than it is in module kernel32.dll) but I will try and grab a screenshot of it shortly. Specs: Soyo K7V Dragon Plus Motherboard (VIA KT266A) AMD Athlon XP …

It was a no-go unfortunately. The DOS install program starts for DW2 and no longer gives the SuperVGA error, but now it just kicks back to the desktop for seemingly no reason shortly after. Trying to reuse the shortcut that LaunchPad created just crashes Windows Explorer. Thanks anyway though.

Thanks, I'll give that a try.

I finished Discworld2 using VDMSound under WXP. It had some issues with speech like Full Throttle, but it didn't bother me. Not sure if you will ever see this, but can you tell me how you got Discworld 2 to run under XP please? I've tried everything I can think of and it's just not happening. I …