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Re: Why DOSBox is SO GOOD?

Snover wrote: So, what DO you set your frameskip to? 0 Snover wrote: I do like to run more than one application at a time and not have to wait 20 minutes for the system to boot, It takes roughly a minute and a half here

Re: Lag with Doom engine based games

in Windows
Dancso wrote: NVidia GeForce 7600 GS 256 mb this is your problem. Nvidia cards suck at palettes. So in that case crack open your dosbox.conf file and change output to anything else that isn't surface.

Re: Why DOSBox is SO GOOD?

You won't get any reasonable performance running anything in DOSBox with a system less than at least 400MHz, and even that is going to likely be painful. So, no, an original Pentium won't do it for you. I beg to differ. I can play XT-era games and Roguelikes on it just fine. On a Pentium II …

Re: Why DOSBox is SO GOOD?

Neville wrote: But with Windows 9X still offering good support for MS-DOS games, there was no need for a full-fledged MS-DOS emulator like DOSBox. I have a need for it for my Pentium boxes hercules/tandy/booter games 😁

Re: Rage Expendable on XP

in Windows
Sune Salminen wrote: Geforce 7600GT AGP, latest forceware This is your issue. Nvidia drivers post-77.xx kill a LOT of compatibility. They don't want you to play Expendable. They want you to abandon your favorite old games and buy Crysis.

Re: Hey Qbix ..

in Windows
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Re: DOSBox on Linux, Win32??

I assume this is bethesda's release. Run wine on the .exe file first to install it. Then you can use DOSbox from there. Don't forget to review the copy protection codes document included when you try to exit the dungeon!

Re: sites you miss

in Milliways
When I first got online in the mid-90's, there was a site called Town of Illucia that covered Squaresoft console games, namely Final Fantasy and Seiken Densetsu (Secret of Mana). It had a fancy-for-the-time graphic "town" interface that you could explore to find the site's content, which was …

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