After fiddling with the .cue file I saw that the problem was "FILE "popple.bin" BINARY" . It said something like "GameByte Electronic_Popple_Gamepedia" or something like that and I renamed it just Popple as the file is named. After that I followed the steps that Mr. Darry provided and it works! I …

I appreciate you people so much for helping me but all sorts of "errors" and "illegal paths" are showing, it would be a great time saver if one of you fellas just added me on discord and resolve it in 5 minutes...

And do "mount c c:/" "cd popple" as it seems the game expects itself to sit inside the sub folder, as seen from within DOSBox. Alright, when I type "mount c c:/" then it says " Drive C is mounted as local directory c:/\ " BUT when I type "cd popple" it says " You are still on drive Z, change it to …

And do "mount c c:/" "cd popple" as it seems the game expects itself to sit inside the sub folder, as seen from within DOSBox. Alright, when I type "mount c c:/" then it says " Drive C is mounted as local directory c:/\ " BUT when I type "cd popple" it says " You are still on drive Z, change it to …

when I open up DOSbox and type "mount c c:\popple" and "imgmount d c:\popple\popple.cue" What happens if you type "imgmount d c:\popple\popple.cue -t cdrom" first, without typing "mount c c:\popple" ? It says Could not load image file c:\popple\popple.cue. MSCDEX: Failure: Invalid file or unable to …

use WinBin2Iso to change it to an .iso file, that should be easier and no trouble to work with No, that would remove the audio tracks, which is exactly what the game needs. This was discussed in the other thread . If you have a .iso file for a game that has audio tracks that play on an ordinary CD …

it is bin/cue image, sir. Then you have to use the imgmount command in DOSBox. Assuming you followed something like the previous instructions to install the game, you would need to type: mount c C:\Users\your-user-name\Documents\blah imgmount d C:\whatever\popple.cue c: cd popple popple Use the …

Sir I've already managed to install the game the default way, so the game is installed through DOSBox on C partition and the folder is called POPPLE, so when I navigate to that folder in DOSBox and run popple.exe nothing happens. Did you follow the instructions? Because the game may not be …

A quick update. I managed to run the game somehow by creating an additional folder and putting the POPPLE folder in there, but I'm encountering two other problems. 1st one is when I save and run the game again, the save file is missing so it's not possible to save the game and the other one, the …

I found it before and I couldn't decipher what you guys are saying, I'm not really computer savvy plus english isn't my native language. Can you please run me through the process? I would be forever grateful, sir. Simple workaround: create a folder on the emulated C: drive other than the intended …

https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=19106 I found it before and I couldn't decipher what you guys are saying, I'm not really computer savvy plus english isn't my native language. Can you please run me through the process? I would be forever grateful, sir. EDIT: I mounted the virtual drive …

Hello, I installed the game called Electronic Popple on my C drive through DOSBox and now when I put the directory to the installed folder (c:/popple/) and I run the game .exe called POPPLE.exe the screen just goes black and the client crashes. Can someone help me with this? This is my childhood …