Yes, it works fine on a 486 and voice should work fine too, just make sure you run it with the correct command line switches:

1Options:
2	 k 		Keyboard
3	 j 		Joystick
4	 m 		Mouse
5	 i 		Interal Speaker
6	 a 		Adlib/SoundBlaster sounds
7	 s220/7/8	Select SoundBlaster (optional addr/int/K bufsize)
8	 r 		General MIDI port 330        
9	 r1 		Roland sounds port 330
10	 r2 		Roland sounds port 332
11	 r3 		Roland sounds port 334
12	 r4 		Roland sounds port 336
13	 t 		Text Only (no voice)

For example, in order to play with a Joystick and a Roland,
type: MONKEY j r

mockingbird wrote on 2024-01-28, 06:22:

Yes, it works fine on a 486 and voice should work fine too, just make sure you run it with the correct command line switches: […]
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Yes, it works fine on a 486 and voice should work fine too, just make sure you run it with the correct command line switches:

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1Options:
2	 k 		Keyboard
3	 j 		Joystick
4	 m 		Mouse
5	 i 		Interal Speaker
6	 a 		Adlib/SoundBlaster sounds
7	 s220/7/8	Select SoundBlaster (optional addr/int/K bufsize)
8	 r 		General MIDI port 330        
9	 r1 		Roland sounds port 330
10	 r2 		Roland sounds port 332
11	 r3 		Roland sounds port 334
12	 r4 		Roland sounds port 336
13	 t 		Text Only (no voice)

For example, in order to play with a Joystick and a Roland,
type: MONKEY j r

Cool. Yeah seems to work.
I've had it lock up once, and the audio turn into absolute noise when the pirate with the Loom add was giving his spiel. Seems, not stable.

LaC wrote on 2024-01-31, 03:13:

Cool. Yeah seems to work.
I've had it lock up once, and the audio turn into absolute noise when the pirate with the Loom add was giving his spiel. Seems, not stable.

If it's locking up, it's your computer locking up... I went through that... Loosen your memory timings and see if it's stable. I found that this and Doom were good stability tests for my 486.