Yeah, I am either going to have to look for a complete image or just try to snag a (less than) fresh copy at an electronics boutique and see if that fairs better. Or somehow hope my OST has kept the original names of the songs so I can put them into an image myself.

Hmm. I haven't run into an instance like that. The only other DOSgames I play such as Zork - Grand Inquisitor and Full Throttle (just two examples) can either be run without the use of aid or a specialized port such as ScummVM. The latter doesn't require a CD, and Z - GI can be run from Windows …

I tried it both on .72 and .73. Also the tracks must be encoded in some proprietary format because I can't see the tracks visibly on the CD image. It's more or less the fact that it freezes whenever I attempt to use the drive it's on with the 'cdrom' tag... Could a corrupt image cause that? Edit: …

Hello, I have always been a big fan of adventure games, and Return to Zork is no exception. However while the floppy version is quite easy to get working DOSbox, I have had not so much luck with the CD-rom version. The game will run, even with cinematic support, but will not play the wonderful CD …