DOS Games Discussion

1024x768 on my 17" CRT 1280x1024 on my 19" CRT These are the resolutions that feel the most comfortable to me on each of them, respectively. 1400x1050 on my 15" laptop LCD. Because it's the native resolution, and LCDs look best at their native resolution. But I had to adjust DPI and p...

Maybe "ALL"?

Maybe the installer is stupid and can't recognize larger hard disks.

Does your 865 chipset mobo have ISA slots? If so, just get an ISA card and be happy. SB PCI DOS drivers work in principle, but not always.

Besides, the cheats are for Dangerous Dave 2. There are no cheats for Dangerous Dave 1.

Cats. They are cleaner and less noisy (most of the time, except during mating season). Since ours is neutered, it's even cleaner and never noisy.

1400x1050:

How did the guards look?

What weapons were there?

I think that on a 486, the CPU will bottleneck more than the video card.

The original Need For Speed (and Need For Speed SE).

I think SBLive! allows you to load SF2 files via it's AudioHQ. I don't remember exactly how it's done. Might try it later on my older desktop that has SBLive!.

Like I said, it's not something you have to do. Just select the default card for each Windows.

You can, but you shouldn't. They don't bother one another.

NFS4 was High Stakes. NFS5 was Porsche Unleashed and NFS6 was Underground.

The thing is that while the first three Heroes games built features incrementally on top of each other, the fourth game changed so much that it was an entirely different game. And so many fans of the series didn't like it. I understand that the fifth game is supposed to be more like the first three.

From Windows, I presume?

They can be easily extracted from the DUKE3D.GRP file...

However, the Duke Nukem 3D Total Meltdown (Playstation) soundtrack is _THE BEST_.

Command.com isn't DOS. It's just the command interpreter. It's possible to use an alternate command interpreter (like 4DOS or NDOS). Windows 98 _IS_ a DOS based system. It runs over a pure DOS core (unlike NT-based systems) and maintains a lot of backwards compatibility even in it's graphical 32-bit...

If I'm not mistaken the only thing that's really needed to get sound of a Creative Soundblaster in pure DOS environment is CTCM.EXE.