It looks like it might support MT-32 at all now after looking at the VOGONS wiki. It turned up this. Games that falsely claim MT-32 compatibility The following games claim to be MT-32 compatible but in fact are not. The most common case is that they allow MT-32 or compatible devices to be chosen as …

Yes, like I said, I use MT-32 emulation through Munt in many other games. I know how to do that part.

I have been playing Menzoberranzan with DosBox for the last few days and loving it but I want to hear the MT-32 midi music instead of the music I have. I have my conf file set up to use Munt and I use Munt in all my other games that support MT-32, I kinda know what I'm doing, but for some reason I …

However, everything I find on PC Action says it started in 1996, but PC Joker started in 1991, and they both had cover disks. From a few searches I've done, there was a magazine-on-diskette version from the same company Computec Media. Translated wiki: https://de-m-wikipedia-org.translate.goog/wiki …

Are you sure it was PC Action and not PC Joker magazine? Not that it really matters all that much since, like others, I can only find mentions of the game for Amiga and Atari ST, nothing for DOS. However, everything I find on PC Action says it started in 1996, but PC Joker started in 1991, and they …

It's also possibly on a CD respository site such as http://www.retroarchive.org/cdrom/ hidden in a cryptic 8+3 DOS filename. However, that's a real needle in a haystack hunt. "PC Joker" magazine seems like that was the mag. Can't find archives of it anywhere online, either. Also, it could be …

Apparently it was done by the same German programmers that converted Crazy Sue from Amiga to DOS. https://dosgames.com/game/crazy-sue/

...I got it free with a magazine in the early 90's. It was an Amiga game first but was converted for the PC. Which country was the magazine? Never heard of it. I do see there was an Atari ST version as well. It is Ireland so probably the UK too. The magazine was called PC Action I think, going from …

This game looks absolutely fantastic. Are you sure there was a DOS conversion? I've looked high and low and can find no reference to this game and DOS *anywhere*. Even on the deepest darkest Russian pirate sites, and even in the TDC 21. In that ~770 GB collection, they have a "missed" section for …

This was one of the first game i ever played and I got it free with a magazine in the early 90's. It was an Amiga game first but was converted for the PC. It had amazing graphics and played pretty well and I am not sure I ever beat it...so that is why I'm looking for it:) The only information I can …

Thanks for the reply but unfortunately I don't have Windows. I'm sure it works fine, I'm also sure it's the fact that I am using wine and linux which is messing things up a bit. I was trying to install it from an ISO I made of the original DVD instead of the GOG download but I can't get past the …

I installed this game from 2005 with the Heroic Games Launcher and I managed to get it running fairly well. It runs perfectly and I can play it no bother but there is a weird graphical glitch and that's the reason I tried dgVoodoo2. The main character is fine but the rest of the models on the screen …

Sorry for digging up an old thread but I also have one of these cards, well it is onboard audio in a Gateway 2000. I struggled with installing drivers until I found a post made by PhilsComputerLab which includes the drivers and all. I wasn't expecting much from onboard audio but I was gobsmacked. …

I recently started messing around with my Pentium 3 again and decided to try and get a DOS 6.2 and Windows 98 dual boot but with Windows 2000 aswell so I can use the USB ports to transfer data. I made three partitions, 1.5GB FAT16 for DOS, 3GB FAT32 for Windows 98 and 3.5GB NTFS for Win2k. I …

I'd also recommend a good resource for C programming, in particular game programming by Alex Russell. http://www3.telus.net/alexander_russell/cours … ntroduction.htm He programmed one of my favourite games - Spelljammer!