Re: GoG - 6 million downloads celebration event
Posted on 2011-09-27, 23:24
Dominus wrote: and what should their share be?) Whatever's stipulated in the contract they signed.
Re: GoG - 6 million downloads celebration event
Posted on 2011-09-27, 22:22
You need big publishers that can put your stuff on the shelves. They also take very big risks with piracy and potentially mediocre sales. Without them, most people wouldn't even be able to make a penny.
Re: GoG - 6 million downloads celebration event
Posted on 2011-09-27, 17:31
DosFreak wrote: Not this again. The devs already got their money. They made the choice to go with a Publisher. That is not GOG's problem. Amen.
Re: What the hell! My motherboard just talked to me ?!!
Posted on 2011-09-27, 17:14
Haha, now that's a story :cool: Wish my mobo was this cool. Anyways, I can see how that would freak someone out, it just happened to me while going through a lengthy piece of text just minutes past midnight, and suddenly, for no apparent reason at all, some satanic animated smiley banner littering …
Re: Fastest emulators period
Posted on 2011-09-27, 13:15
I recall someone saying Callus (Capcom Arcade) was ridiculously fast on ancient machines, but I can't confirm as I don't own any of the compatible games. Connectix VGS (Playstation) ran Thrill Kill quite smoothly on my high-end PII. As I never owned the real console or any other game, it's hard to …
Re: Humble Request to Vogons Users (Including Me) - No Thread-"Jacking" Please
Posted on 2011-09-27, 12:52
And that's how you turn common sense into backseat moderation 😁
Re: Any good Virtual8086-based DOS emulators for Windows 7?
Posted on 2011-08-22, 19:39
Again, 3D Game or not, there's no emulator capable of outperforming DosBox. This is what i find perplexing. How its possible for a full emulator (DOSBox) to beat a virtualizer (VirtualBox) in terms of performance? Books say that virtualizers (VirtualBox) beat full emulators (DOSBox) in terms of …
Re: Any good Virtual8086-based DOS emulators for Windows 7?
Posted on 2011-08-22, 14:42
If anyone wants to recommend a Virtual8086-based DOS emulator though, or knows whether i should use DOSBox or VirtualBox to run 3D DOS games under 64bit systems, go ahead Again, 3D Game or not, there's no emulator capable of outperforming DosBox. If you're having problems with speed, specially when …
Re: Is there a Voodoo card with decent VBE support?
Posted on 2011-08-22, 06:05
Oh well, thanks for the suggestions anyways.
Re: Any good Virtual8086-based DOS emulators for Windows 7?
Posted on 2011-08-22, 05:47
What's wrong about that avatar? If one isn't familiar with lip plates one can Google it. It is a blatantly racist image, in the same league as using terms like "spear chucker". This is not about defending Obama, but about open racism. Lip plates are part of the sub-Saharan African culture. If you …
Re: How to create a fake ''second player'' in Doom?
Posted on 2011-08-22, 04:43
http://cd.textfiles.com/cream/cream20/doom/immydm16.zip
Re: Amiga 500 600 or 1200
Posted on 2011-08-22, 02:05
But There is hope! 😎 Unfortunately I was unable to contact the author. Maybe he's working on a another batch?
Re: Any good Virtual8086-based DOS emulators for Windows 7?
Posted on 2011-08-21, 18:39
You will definitely need DosBox (best choice in the emulation field as far as speed is concerned) for anything newer than XP 32bit.
Re: More precise debug values (suggestion for Megabuild)
Posted on 2011-08-21, 16:01
Sure. One potentially troublesome aspect of the process is working with underscan resolutions (ask me if you need the tips) which so far are yet to be officially supported by PowerStrip , though it's perfectly possibly to work around that. However, you may be better off using a higher resolution …
Re: Other OPL FM Windows 3.x/9x MIDI drivers
Posted on 2011-08-21, 01:37
Vibra CT2890's drivers are voyetra-based and I recall being able to do that, at least on Win95.
Re: Amiga 500 600 or 1200
Posted on 2011-08-20, 22:55
I use Amiga Explorer for that and quite honestly 8mins (actually it can be done much faster) isn't all that bad, but hey, not everyone has the time.
Re: Video Card Museum in Ukraine
Posted on 2011-08-20, 22:42
Well, both Scotland and Catalonia are known for being jew heavens 😁
Re: Amiga 500 600 or 1200
Posted on 2011-08-20, 22:20
Most Amiga demos and games assume an A500 + WB13. A properly expanded A1200 can give you certain degree of backwards compatibility through whdload, with AGA stuff being more of an extra. If you can, get either a plain, stock A500 or the most potent A4000T available. The A600 I would not touch with a …
Re: More precise debug values (suggestion for Megabuild)
Posted on 2011-08-20, 19:48
God bless you
Re: More precise debug values (suggestion for Megabuild)
Posted on 2011-08-20, 16:32
Actually it varies from card to card. GTF-compliance wasn't always enforced so I've seen all sorts of numbers in mode 13h, like 70.4 and 69.5. The possibility that one of these cards managed a "perfect" 70Hz isn't all that crazy. Either way, this wouldn't have negative side effects and should allow …
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