So, I decided to try to play Recoil on my current, Win10 computer recently. It was a pretty great game at the time, and I'd like to see how well it holds up. After some searching online and experimentation, I figured out how to install the game (win95 compatibility on the Autorun program) and get …

Just got the Max Pack yesterday... awesome game, but there are some technical issues. The game looks okay in low res, but I'd love to see it in hires or 3DFX mode. Unfortunately, I also get the "Failure: DatafileStack type mismatch, wanted 2, got 2" error when I try to start a race in Hires mode in …

Ah. All menu text is just white boxes and some textures are white, but not all. Many environments are okay, but much of the cars and the starting areas are white... I wish the game supported Glide, that's how I got Pod (for instance) running on this computer (through dgVoodoo)... but no, it's D3D …

I thought I'd find an answer to this problem here... :) Tried to run the game on my new Vista PC, didn't work of course, without this fix. I also have the texture problem, though -- a lot of textures are white. It doesn't really affect gameplay, but it definitely is annoying. On my old computer ( …

No, DOSBox is a great program. Nothing else can emulate DOS like it, certainly (apart from perhaps the limited emulation in SCUMMVM)... I'm more annoyed at Microsoft than anyone else, for removing fullscreen DOS mode in Vista... it's there in windowed form, why the heck did they remove the ability …

Why in the world would it be harder to support CD audio in CDs than it is to support CD audio in mounted images, though? That makes no sense... Anyway, sure, you could put each disc on a different mounted drive or something, or use customized startups (would this require having a separate dosbox …

Hmm, this just doesn't make sense. Why doesn't DOSBox work with CDs that have audio tracks with anything other than IMGMOUNT? I just figured this out recently, and it's pretty annoying... I have a bunch of DOS CD games that have CD audio, and having to make images of them all, then use the DOSBox …