Re: FM emulation in EMU10K cards; does it differ between them?
Posted on Yesterday, 23:45
Wonder if it's possible to transplant the DOS Audigy drivers back to the AudioPCI...
Re: Need help finding game (battleships with 2d animations)
Posted on Yesterday, 09:02
Destroyer for Windows, Timberline Software 1993 (DES4WIN)
Re: Bruninho's Virtual Machines (Windows, Linux, Mac)
Posted on Yesterday, 08:57
It was generally all AppleWorks by that point (Apple-branded ClarisWorks filled the Office role for many). For webdev, Dreamweaver was popular for OS9 in that time.
Re: Best launcher for Doom for 486 and DOS
Posted on Yesterday, 00:24
The Serpent Rider wrote on 2020-10-24, 23:46: That system is barely enough to play Doom as it is. Those specs are borderline excessive for Doom, it'll certainly handle all the Zdooms prior to the FmodEx audio backend.
Re: Why can't I send private messages?
Posted on Yesterday, 00:22
Re: Hover Tank game in space?
Posted on 2020-10-24, 04:26
Oh it's probably something far newer and crappier like Tank Universal.... if not that, then Death Drome
Re: Sound Blaster SFX on PCem?
Posted on 2020-10-23, 23:53
The last release is from April 2020. Also this depends on the model of Sound Blaster you're using (default settings will differ), your BLASTER variable, and what card your vaguely obfuscated game is configured to.
Re: List of Dark Souls-alikes
Posted on 2020-10-23, 23:51
Re: Windows 95/98 games you never get tired of?
Posted on 2020-10-23, 02:14
Gentlepoke wrote on 2020-10-22, 17:19: But on the positive side, you get to play the source port as recommended by Bill Gates himself, so I think that makes it even. It's less of a recommendation and more of a "doom is on windows...THERE now dos is dead!!!! windows can games!!! buy windows!"
Re: Is old windows 95 software rare nowadays?
Posted on 2020-10-23, 01:54
Not rare, ALL of those were commonly used (ESPECIALLY PHOTOSHOP). Some ebay determination will get you some of these in box form.
Re: Hardest adventure game you've ever played (DOS/Early WIndows)
Posted on 2020-10-22, 04:30
jmarsh wrote on 2020-10-22, 04:20: in Maniac Mansion. I specified after 1990 in the "beginners" thread 😀
Re: Windows 95/98 games you never get tired of?
Posted on 2020-10-22, 02:31
What are peoples thoughts on Doom95? I still mainly play the vanilla dos version but fired up the Win95 version earlier this week and quite liked the better resolution. On the one hand its a legit retro release, on the other i felt if I'm doing this may as well just play on a more modern port. If …
Re: In need of a CD or ISO for my Digital Venturis FX2-5166
Posted on 2020-10-22, 02:24
Good luck either way. General information on DEC's last ditch efforts of x86-based computer lines tend to be buried. Your best source for this info might have to be diving into PC Magazine's ads/articles about them (and not some general cherry-picked DEC Alpha or mainframe legacy nostalgia piece).
Re: What game are you playing now?
Posted on 2020-10-21, 16:06
Re: New MS-DOS Games Launcher / Menu System App
Posted on 2020-10-21, 05:39
overload86 wrote on 2020-10-13, 05:02: I would appreciate that very much. In my instance I would want the program to go through a single folder Same, but would prefer a DBGL import
Re: Windows 95/98 games you never get tired of?
Posted on 2020-10-21, 02:51
Re: Resolution Issue with Dosbox using a VGA monitor
Posted on 2020-10-21, 01:02
For CRT monitors it's best to use fullresolution=original and aspect=false, as it'll send proper-enough video modes for the CRT to work with.
Re: Windows 95/98 games you never get tired of?
Posted on 2020-10-21, 00:57
Re: Req: Windows XP specific Games List?
Posted on 2020-10-20, 07:16
For some really XP exclusive games, there's those on the XP Plus pack (even if they have other versions that can technically run on Win98)
Re: Recently dug out one of my childhood PCs, how good is it for 9x gaming and is it worth upgrading?
Posted on 2020-10-19, 01:58
I don't know the 810 graphics personally, but I'm sure someone will be along later who does. If it's the I751, then it's good enough for a lot of things before 2000. It's certainly not in the SiS IGP tier. Doesn't have the best 16bpp rendering though (no dithering IIRC, so overbright/gamma'd up …
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