Hello, I've recently setup PCem with Windows 98SE, any tips on the optimal drivers, setup specs etc. for playing games like European Air War, Jane's USAF, and M1TP2? I'm new to emulation so if I'm missing something obvious, forgive me. Thanks.

Any good guides/advice for getting a Saitek X52 Pro working reliably in DOSBox? I'm having a bit of trouble with the Throttle and Rudder axes getting confused and or not recognized.

So I just started playing Microprose's B-17 Flying Fortress from '92 and I'm quite impressed. The only thing that gets me, (and it's the reason I was pit off it for a while), why on earth did they choose that weird lilac color for the sky? Couldn't they do blue? was it some sort of memory or color …

damson wrote: I'm using CD-ROM version which doesn't use GPS codes as copy protection. In the old days having your game on CD was enough to protect publishers against pirates. CD burners weren't a common thing back in 1993 😉 Oh that's interesting, I didn't know a CD-ROM Version existed, thanks for …

Thanks mate, though unfortunately I'm trying to track down a manual with the copy protection codes in it (I'm soft locked form the game currently). What did you do to get around your game's copy protection?

You wouldn't happen to have a PDF of the Islands and Ice Manual would you? Great play-through by the way.

Not really sure if the fix isn't working for me, or if I'm too stupid to implement it correctly, no luck still either way. Running FA in anything other than Win 95\98 Compatibility mode causes a crash. Thanks though.

Alas, I'm afraid that I already had all of that stuff disabled already, so not my solution.

Greetings All! I've been trying to get Jane's Fighters Anthology working on Windows 7, but it's been uncooperative. Running it in regular Win 95 compatibility mode makes the menus laggy and causes the cutscenes to crash. Trying it with dgVoodoo 2 caused the game to lock up hard. Any suggestions?