No I didn't have joystick when testing this game. But I tested USB GamePad pass-through for X-Wing 95 on QEMU KVM on Linux here . It is easier for USB pass-through on Linux with QEMU KVM. QEMU just needs to be built with libusb. I suppose the same should work on Windows 10 with QEMU built with …

Now i bring good news for playing this game on VM. ;) The game worked out-of-the-box for Win2K/XP VM and was faster in WinXP. By going Win2K/XP VM, perhaps VMware/VirtualBox/Parallels would have better chance at competing with QEMU for games. :D I also tried WinXP VM in Arch Linux with QEMU KVM …

I just attempted to install with a 1.00 ISO and updated installation files as you said. I'm stuck at 74% when it's installing INTEL.ttf. Says the installer program is not responding.

Game's running fine but it has stability issues when going to preferences menu, or changing to Software driver while the flying has started. The latter happens as the whole map isn't rendered in that time. Just to clarify, do you do all of this on just Windows 10? Personally, it's been a pain for …

I tried to use my same MA install on my new gaming laptop, Legion 5 Pro with Ryzen 7 5800H and RTX 3070. I'm still getting the same error when launching Mig.exe

MiG Alley was a big part of my childhood. Now I want to make it work again. I followed gill's instructions, but I get the error message "The procedure entry point SymAddrIncludeInlineTrace could not be located in the dynamic link library DBGhelp.dll (in C:\Windows\System32)." Windows doesn't let me …