The OLDGAMES folder exists on the host C: drive, but with your mount it becomes the root of the emulated C: drive. If you installed to the EOJJ folder then use these commands to start the game:

MOUNT C C:\OLDGAMES
IMGMOUNT D C:\OLDGAMES\TGNIGHT\TG_NIGHT.CUE -t iso
C:
CD \EOJJ
NIGHT

Hey ripsaw8080, thanks for taking the time to reply to my message. Yes, and I get the game up and running and the sound is great, but once I hit a button, everything freezes. Maybe I'm dumb but I can't figure it out

ripsaw8080 wrote on 2018-11-02, 05:51:

The OLDGAMES folder exists on the host C: drive, but with your mount it becomes the root of the emulated C: drive. If you instal […]
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The OLDGAMES folder exists on the host C: drive, but with your mount it becomes the root of the emulated C: drive. If you installed to the EOJJ folder then use these commands to start the game:

MOUNT C C:\OLDGAMES
IMGMOUNT D C:\OLDGAMES\TGNIGHT\TG_NIGHT.CUE -t iso
C:
CD \EOJJ
NIGHT

Sorry to ressurect this old topic. i have recently returned to this game determined to get it to work! I did get a cracked version of the game working, but the only problem is I cannot get the music to work in game. I did find a thread that mentioned that you have to have the cd or the cd mounted using Daemon Tools to get the music working. I do mount the cd with the following but to no avail:

mount d f:\ -t cdrom

I am happy to share the iso file with you as well as the cracked game, it is abandonware. I really look forward to getting this thing running at 100%!

The real question is... does it work properly on a real system?

If so, then there is probably some bug in DOSBOX that is keeping it from working.

I would be willing to try it out on real hardware.

I found a CD image I can use for testing.

Do you have any info on the system requirements and what it supports such as video and sound?

cegordon57 wrote on 2021-03-05, 03:49:

Sorry to ressurect this old topic. i have recently returned to this game determined to get it to work! I did get a cracked ver […]
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ripsaw8080 wrote on 2018-11-02, 05:51:

The OLDGAMES folder exists on the host C: drive, but with your mount it becomes the root of the emulated C: drive. If you instal […]
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The OLDGAMES folder exists on the host C: drive, but with your mount it becomes the root of the emulated C: drive. If you installed to the EOJJ folder then use these commands to start the game:

MOUNT C C:\OLDGAMES
IMGMOUNT D C:\OLDGAMES\TGNIGHT\TG_NIGHT.CUE -t iso
C:
CD \EOJJ
NIGHT

Sorry to ressurect this old topic. i have recently returned to this game determined to get it to work! I did get a cracked version of the game working, but the only problem is I cannot get the music to work in game. I did find a thread that mentioned that you have to have the cd or the cd mounted using Daemon Tools to get the music working. I do mount the cd with the following but to no avail:

mount d f:\ -t cdrom

I am happy to share the iso file with you as well as the cracked game, it is abandonware. I really look forward to getting this thing running at 100%!

I am sure you have the best of intentions, but please read ucp.php?mode=terms which is clickable on every Vogons forum page under "Terms of use"

In particular see :

1Works not meeting these criteria must not be submitted to VOGONS. In particular, “abandonware” is not allowed on VOGONS. Donate commercially unavailable copyrighted works of historical interest to the Internet Archive or to a local library or museum.

My understanding is that this prohibition also extends to discussing, offering to share such software on Vogons (whether actual sharing occurs on Vogons or not) or linking to it . Also according to my understanding, this is to shield Vogons from any legal liability .

A forum mod will almost certainly confirm this soon . EDIT2 : Or correct me if I am wrong or misinterpreting .

EDIT: Another issue with such software "acquired through suspect channels" is that you have no idea what exactly was done to it before it came to be in your hands . Any issues or bugs are just as likely to be due to an altered copy as to a DosBox bug or a system incompatibility/misconfiguration (when running on real vintage hardware).

Which is why I went and found it myself so I can test.

One other question for cegordon57 - Did you try using the official patch for this game? Who knows what it fixed unless somebody has the original patch notes.

Here is the patch - looks like you just replace the original executable:

cegordon57 wrote on 2021-03-05, 03:49:

I did find a thread that mentioned that you have to have the cd or the cd mounted using Daemon Tools to get the music working.

As per the above posts, there is no need for Daemon Tools as you can mount the CD image in DOSBox using imgmount. (Otherwise you would have to use the "-usecd" parameter documented in the DOSBox readme.)

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