The Ddraw version of Sega Touring Car Championship has two texture quality settings, high and low. The Direct3D version seems to use the blocky and pixelated low quality textures, and they make the blurred visuals look even worse. Is there a way to force the Direct3D Version to use the higher …

That's the TrueSpeech codec. The Game uses this codec for the co-driver. It used to be a part of Windows, but got removed after Windows XP. You might need an additional patch - afaik you can't configure the controls. If you choose the controller setup option in the menu, the game will eventually …

_inmm doesn't need to be installed either

I never really knew what that option does, but it does seem to make it smoother. Key controls aren't saved in the menu either. If you hunt around for the .ini file related to the game, you can set the menu to allow a mouse pointer, or keep it on all the time, I seem to remember. That's strange - I …

Cybertroopers: Virtual On have the same exact setting. Here the option is more noticeable as it is a fighting game (with robots :D ). It cuts down the amount of frames in the animation, making the game run better on slower computers. It also seems to limit the FPS in the game to 20-21, while the …

Is that the one that required the NV1, since it used quadratic polys, instead of the standard "triangular" polys? I had a buddy who owned one of those. Worked fine for Saturn ports (even had a port on the back for a saturn controller), but sucked hard with any game that used standard polys. No, …

The original Windows version doesn't have a Direct3D Patch. You're confusing it with "Daytona USA Deluxe", which is a port of the reworked "Daytona USA: Championship Circuit Edition" for the Sega Saturn. This game has better graphics, runs at 30fps and has a Direct3D patch.

This is about the original Windows release of Sega's Daytona USA. What does the "Motion" setting in Daytona USA's in-game menu do? According to the Game's helpfile, the setting is supposed to do the following: Motion: Choose SMOOTH or ROUGH for the game motion. SMOOTH motion may slow the game down. …

There's a simple way of running "The Need for Speed SE" in DOSBox with working in-game videos, without having to use svga_et4000 and UNIVBE. First of all, the fix IS NOT by me, I got it from a blog 2-3 years ago. Can't remember the name of the site, though. Apparently, NFS.EXE has two modes for in- …

i have a funny problem when i play the need for speed se on my notebook. my nfs version won't start without a inserted & mounted cd (probably because i checked "full install" during setup, with movies and music...) now the game would run fine for a couple of laps/minutes, then it would suddenly …