The first Unreal engine is noticeably faster and more stable in Glide versus DirectX. The core engine was made when Glide was the king. But there is a fan-made OpenGL renderer for Unreal UT and Deus Ex that is really fast and stable. So I recommend using that one instead of Glide + wrapper. http:// …

The Elder Scrolls series (not in the poll) and the System Shock series. 😀 And they both started the same year! Yay! 😁

Yes, I know. But the goal of Dosbox is to run "virtually all programs". I can run Redguard in pure DOS on my P233. So why not in Dosbox in a distant future? While I'm grateful for Glidos and have been using it to play Redguard, Dosbox have the advantage of not relying on Windows. It's in portable …

Noticed that 64MB is the maximum amount of expanded memory Dosbox can handle. Not that it is a big issue, but it would be nice to see it up to 128MB in a future release. I only know of one DOS game that uses more than 64MB. Redguard. Silly Bethsoft, making a DOS game in 1998 which used DOS Glide. …

Yep, the invisible bug. It happens on most systems with the NT kernel. Why, I have no idea. Half a kingdom to the one who can come up with a solution 😉

The AMD FX is the fastest CPU on the market right now. It runs 32-bit software very fast. Still, I can't help to wonder how fast Dosbox would run on it on 64-bit Linux and with a 64-bit exe 😀 Pretty good, I imagine 😎

It won't work in the current version of Dosbox. Maybe next version? Or the version after that? The only thing you can do is to wait until Dosbox emulates those CPU paging features that Fragile Alliance needs.

Wait for the next release of Dosbox and see if it works with that version.

I live in Sweden and have the very same problem. I can't write \ in Dosbox. I bypass this problem by putting the game directory directly in the folder where I installed Dosbox. If I have C:\Dosbox I made a C:\Dosbox\game, for example. Then I type "mount c game" in Dosbox.

Slayer, your computer is too slow for those games. My 1533Mhz is too slow for those games.

This game is crashes a lot and is extremly unplayable for me, if I have Vsync off. Having it on makes it all good, for me. Maybe you too? 😀

Make a shortcut to CD:\HULKDATA\HULKW95.EXE and let it start in CD:\ Turn OFF DirectDraw Hardware Acceleration to make it work. That's what I had to do to make it work in Windows 2000 pro anyway 😜

*sigh* That was me, btw 😊 Log in first, THEN write 😁

Wierd. Never had problems to run it in W98. In Windows 2000 I had to turn OFF DirectDraw Hardware Acceleration to make it work, tho.

I wonder what kind of computer one needs to emulate a 200mhz? 😜 😁

The DB50XG is truly a great daughterboard. I have a ISA SB16 card together with DB50XG, and I dare to say it's the best sound-combo for DOS. Unless one feel to use an external MIDI keyboard. The Waveblaster port was a great idea. Shame that Yamaha was pretty much the only one doing something for it, …

I would hope not. Old games are ment to be pixelised, if all would be smoothen by a OpenGL/MesaGL api it wouldn't be the same game any more... I would normally agree. I don't like to make pixels more "smooth" when I play older games. I have those kind of filters off. However, in this case we are …

It would be very cool if DosBox one day had DOS Glide support. I very much want this to happen.