Tomb Raider on the PC looked a LOT better than PS if you had a 3D Card it supported, which was PowerVR and 3DFX I think, could be wrong there. There is a Glide wrapper for it that allows it to run on modern 3D cards, but I've never had much success with it. Although havent tried that hard. I cant …

Ah Screamer, loved that game. Played through it not that long ago. If I remember rightly letting off the accelerator just before your turn and then hitting the accelerator again causes the slide. Here is a video I put on Youtube, might help http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBs-PhfxNMs

There where a lot of CPUs other that DX33. DX25, DX33 and DX40 where quite common, but there where also SX-16 and SX-20, SX-25 and even SX-33. The choice if ISA videocard also makes a different. OAK and Trident are quite slow. Cirrus Logic is good and ET4000 are the fastest. And then you could …

And interestingly enough the range of cycles happens to be a perfect match with real Vintage machines. E.g. a cycle of 3000 is too slow for Wing Commander, just like a 386SX is too slow and 6000 is too fast, just like a 386DX33. Sorry to dig up an old post, but was intrigued by this. I certainly …

Just came to post in this thread to mention how much I enjoy your webshow Gemini. Excellent and thorough reviews. Perfect completement to LGR 😀 Hope you make them for a long time to come.

Thanks, I'll check that out.

Thanks! Showed me just what I wanted to know. Anyone got any suggestions about displaying resolution. cycles=max varies the cycles according to demand, so there's no equivalent fixed number. Yeah I knew it wouldn't be fixed. I just wanted to know what range of cycles a particular game was running at …

I am looking for DOSBox to display some information Is it possible to show how many cycles DOSBox is using to run a game when cpu cycles is set to max? I read elsewhere that there might be a patch for this, but after much searching I can't find anything. And is it possible to show what resolution a …

I remember seeing a patch on this forum somewhere that shows you how many cycles/sec dosbox is emulating with the cycles=max setting. That would be pretty handy, I'll need to search for it I've had a few late DOS Games that run on max cycles. And out of interest I've played with the cycles setting …