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Re: Croc: Legend of the Gobbos.

in Windows
Boogeyman, he had a thread titled the same as this one and in it he was rude and demanding. When he was responded to in vaguely sarcastic overtones he rebutted like a child. The thread was then locked, so he made this one....

Re: 2002 and earlier gaming

in PC Emulation
RCT2 is a 2D Windows game and it still runs properly on XP. The Gold Deluxe edition (which can be had rather cheaoly) even includes all the relevant patches and updates. Personally, I play RCT3 Deluxe instead as it's a 3D game, has more features (including being able to ride the rides in proper 3D …

Re: Use DosBox NOT Virtual PC

red_avatar wrote: I completed TIE Fighter with just a mouse personally. I didn't. At that time I had a Thrustmaster CH Pro cockpit, joystick and throttle, which I gave back after 'reviewing' them for 6months or so. hehe. I completed Freelancer with a mouse though.

Re: Use DosBox NOT Virtual PC

abyss wrote: Personally i don't care about joysticks and i have played x-fighter or x-tie or whatever it's called ( Not a very good game) and it was easy to play with a keyboard. You're from an alternate reality. Next time you visit, please bring some Apollo Bars for the rest of the forum.

Re: aspect correction bug in dosbox 0.70?

Same here, never had any form of corruption and my screen's a 16:9 TV. My screen/desktop res is 1280x720 and I've used all of the output methods. With aspect=true I always have a correct image in the right aspect ratio (4:3 with black bars on each side). I use a 7800GT PCIe but have also used a …

Re: Majak crashes

hehe i740. I still have my Real3D AGP somewhere around... Did you guys know it was used for Arcade games too, just like 3Dfx, NV3x, 4x and 7800GT. I don't think that ATI's Radeon ever was used that way.

Re: dos games with tcpip

in DOS
As far as I remember the first DOS game to support TCP/IP was Air Warrior. And the Internet wasn't esoteric by any means it was just that it was more centred around governmental and educational institution resourcing. Romero and crew knew the value of a supported network protocol that they had been …

Re: MT-32 emulator available again!

Certainly. It was the defacto standard in game studios for many years, even after GM had standardised and was available in cheaper soundcards. The MT32 is still used to this day in many music production studios. Just as the Yamaha DX7 is still favoured by those who want a clean FM synth sound, so to …

Re: Jill of the Jungle 2 and 3

in DOS
One of these? http://www.amiga-hardware.com/showhardware.cgi?HARDID=349 Cool! Maybe Tabris : Darkpeace should read this and realise that the 486 WAS released in low power version sans FPU

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