Zone 66 is a very, very picky game. It must be run with nothing else in memory. Not even a memory manager or EMS/XMS, none of that. Make sure the settings match what's in your DosBox config. I was able to run the game with sound using GUS support and music. In fact, the GUS is the best way to listen …

This driver takes a long, long, long time to initialize when playing the game. But's also the only driver that seems to play the music fully without overlapping channels (the adlib one works alright, but can't play all the sounds at once.) Is there any way to fix this? MIDI drivers don't take nearly …

The reason I wanted to use DosBox is so that I could try to link up with the DOS machines on our network that we host games on occasionally. (does this work? I haven't tried yet, just curious) I solved the problem, and it didn't have anything to do with the patches (that's a whole different problem …

...because if it did at one time, it doesn't now. At least, not my version. I currently have the CD of DN3D Atomic Edition. When attempting to patch the game, the patch always fails. And even when having the CD in the drive and being mapped properly, it still asks. Any ideas?

Any way to lower the sound buffer? It's like, a whopping second delay. Speaking of which, what other config stuffs can we do?

I just recently saw a thread on CVS builds. Turns out the latest CVS build I got (5-21) doesn't have this bug. It works perfectly. Awesome 😁

Excellent work on 0.63 -- I just upgraded from 0.61 and there were tremendous optimizations that made my games run smoother. However, one problem I've been having still persists. There's an old game called Bio Menace (by Apogee) that was insanely hard to get to work correctly in the first place. Now …

Thanks, that would surely be helpful.

Okay, FT2 works great under DosBox, provided you've got the settings correct... however, I can't use some of the shortcuts (namely, the CTRL-F3 through F5 ones) because they are currently in use by DosBox. Is there a way to disable these in DosBox?