DosFreak wrote: Because DOSBox is an emulator so it adds overhead, they are also taking the base OS requirements into account and GOG isn't going to test the games in DOSBox on ancient processors. that makes sense... thanks

As we know, most dos games (all dos games) run natively in 8088, x86... yet today when playing these same games through dosbox, or through GOG, the sys reqs are 1 Ghz or more... Take Willy Beamish... on GOG they have a system requirement if 1.8 Ghz... Im just curious as to why that is?

Hi guys, I just wanted to thank those who messaged me. Here is the simply way to fix the following problem: when running game in dosbox and you get this error... error "-32" in module "5" data = 0 0 most recent memory check: 467760 most recent DOS error: 2 stack use indicator: 10079 The solution is …

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Hi Im looking for some help -- the game is Return of the Phantom of the Opera. (cd rom talkie version) I unzipped the main folder and it created a return of the phantom folder. inside that folder was a c and cd folder. if i drag and drop the return of the phantom folder into dosbox icon, the game …

collector wrote: All DOSBox posts should be made in the DOSBox forum. There's dosbox forum? oops... should have scrolled down further.... sorry mate

With newer modern pc's, resolutions are high, so when you try to play Willie Beamish in a Dos Box window, it looks rather small. Playing full screen is not that visually appealing, so what to do? Play it in double the window size. Here's how. Keep all stock Display settings with the following …

leileilol wrote: sounds like Urban Runner That's it!! Thanks. I just did some research and found out it works perfectly on scummvm. 😀 Thanks again.

Looking for a game, released around the mid 1990's - full motion video, you were being chased by someone. I thought it was by Sierra but I cant seem to find it. I thought it was called Runaway but that search only pops up a cartoon game. your character would run into a warehouse and you would need …