Re: DVD Games, where art thou?
Posted on 2003-04-28, 23:31
And since Sierra basically went bankrupt, I'd have to also agree with that hypothesis. 😉
Re: Windows versions of DOS games list
Posted on 2003-04-28, 23:29
heh, are you kidding? The DOS version was faster and more stable? It doesn't even RUN for me. Unfortunately it's also the only version I've got. I think someone gave me some information in the past about fixing it to work, but I don't really care enough to actually try it. 😉
Re: Nemesis: The Wizardry Adventure
Posted on 2003-04-28, 23:28
Re: windows xp
Posted on 2003-04-28, 03:59
heh, well, it really doesn't make any sense.
Re: Nemesis: The Wizardry Adventure
Posted on 2003-04-28, 03:47
Re: DVD Games, where art thou?
Posted on 2003-04-28, 02:05
By the time they became 2x, I know Sierra and other companies started releasing DVD versions of their more popular games. Whaa? I assume you mean second-generation DVD-ROM, as saying that there was stuff being released on DVD media when two-speed CD-ROM drives came to pass would be a silly thing to …
Re: ePSXe + Vibration + FMV = eek
Posted on 2003-04-28, 02:03
Well, no thanks to anyone here *cough,ahhem* 😉 I've managed to solve the problem. Set the SPU to use SPUasync Wait output mode, turn off FPS Limit and Frame Skipping options in the GPU plugin and set framerate to 60, and voila! Problem solved.
Re: windows xp
Posted on 2003-04-28, 02:02
Sounds like a good idea to me. 😉 Seriously though, you might consider if you haven't installing allllll the crappy upgrades, including DirectX 9.0a and Service Pack 1.
Re: i need help!
Posted on 2003-04-28, 01:54
The first CD-ROM?
Re: DVD Games, where art thou?
Posted on 2003-04-28, 01:51
As more PS2/XBOX/NGC games are ported to PC there is going to be a greater dependence on DVD technology since many many of them use DVD-ROM media. There might be some huffing and puffing about it at first, but I imagine it'll die down quickly, since DVD-ROM drives are standard in pretty much …
Re: Nemesis: The Wizardry Adventure
Posted on 2003-04-28, 01:49
Most of the MSCDEX params were obsoleted by Windows NT's core, so most of them are not implemented. Read the SAPUCDEX thread to learn more, as I or someone else said something about this.
Re: Play CD tracks in Alone
Posted on 2003-04-27, 17:11
The game needs all three of the above. 😜
Re: Carmageddon - problems
Posted on 2003-04-27, 17:10
MSIE5 was good for the gap between Nutscrape 4 and Mozilla.
Re: i need help!
Posted on 2003-04-27, 17:03
You have to put it in your first CD-ROM drive, otherwise it won't work. Also, make sure paths are correctly set in the Tomb Raider configuration files.
Re: A very HUGE thank you and a question
Posted on 2003-04-27, 17:01
It's not actually GliDOS that supports Red Baron 3D, it's the wrapper itself, OpenGLide , which Paul is also a maintainer of. The only problems that remain as far as we know with OpenGLide are those related to specific ATi cards not having some OpenGL extensions (namely, paletting extensions, which …
Re: Carmageddon - problems
Posted on 2003-04-27, 16:58
Because they're crappy, stupid browsers that are even worse than MSIE (well, Opera 7 is arguably better, but even still, it has bad DOM support). Anyone still using Netscape 4 needs to be drug out into the street and shot, anyway.
Re: Play CD tracks in Alone
Posted on 2003-04-27, 16:56
Or under x86 processor and OpenGL, *heh* (don't discriminate, Linux users like playing games too, helps reduce productivity) Unfortunately I'm not sure there's much to be done. Try running "SET" and see how much stuff you've got taking up environment space.
Re: Error messages
Posted on 2003-04-27, 16:54
It was a joke, referring to how little Vlad works on VDMSound nowadays 😉
Re: SoldOut Soft RedBaron under XP
Posted on 2003-04-27, 16:49
hmm, that's screwed up. If you try browsing via command.com using SAPUCDEX, what happens?
Re: DVD Games, where art thou?
Posted on 2003-04-27, 16:48
That's how most of these things work. For some games it's really useful -- like non-linear ones that would otherwise require lots of disk swapping, eg. Psychic Detective, or linear ones that have resources scattered all over the place, eg. Obsidian; for most others it's just a handy way to save …
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