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Re: Windows 95 games on Windows 3.x?

Posted on 2007-04-06, 03:57

by leileilol

in Milliways

Most of those requires DirectDraw at the least and everybody knows you can't have DirectX on Win3.11.

Re: windows 95

Posted on 2007-04-05, 20:19

by leileilol

in Marvin \ System Specs

I really doubt there is a "MHz limit". Win95 should be usable on a P4 3.2ghz (with little ram, of course)

Re: Metal Gear Solid PC

Posted on 2007-04-05, 19:08

by leileilol

in Windows

8-bit textures shouldn't be the reason. Usually, newer cards' drivers converts them to 24/32bit automatically on load. If that wasn't so, then how can I play Monster Truck Madness or Hellbender in Direct3D fine on my Radeon then? 😁

Re: Play Doom PC Speaker SFX

Posted on 2007-04-05, 03:07

by leileilol

in Release Announcements

well that's very encouraging. nothing wrong with emulating the past along with specifications to learn from :\

Re: Metal Gear Solid PC

Posted on 2007-04-05, 03:04

by leileilol

in Windows

I think FF7 used Direct3D actually, I know the config program checks for the card's blend modes and features (and the only way it did that was through Direct3D initializing of course) That game has lots of stability problems though. I can't even get it to work in software OR accellerated on Win98se …

Re: stupidity

Posted on 2007-04-05, 03:03

by leileilol

in DOSBox General

abyss wrote: Does dosbox emulate that. That's not even a question.

Re: keen dreams

Posted on 2007-04-04, 03:35

by leileilol

in DOSBox Games/Apps

alot of softdisk games are like that

Re: Play Doom PC Speaker SFX

Posted on 2007-04-03, 18:58

by leileilol

in Release Announcements

He's already got it working in Chocolate Doom

Re: Metal Gear Solid PC

Posted on 2007-04-03, 03:06

by leileilol

in Windows

Oh, and there's no annoying cd swapping and memory cards either for the record Metal Gear Solid runs fine without a patch on this Radeon9800pro here on XP in Direct3D.