[TouchPad General] RolandDeschain79:
Can't understand you

1. Who are you talking to? "Anyone actually had this game running?" Well duh*! and you're not taking the offered advice, try reading the OP..

2. Wth? " I just downloaded an older version which cost twice as much for some reason," This makes no sense, cost you twice as much for what? If you paid for ISO images then you're getting ripped off and should ask for your money back.

3. You have no idea what you're talking about " I have an iso maker but I wouldn't know what files to use out of the installed directory (all of them?)"

No one is asking you to make the ISO just download the non GOG version of the game. Maybe you don't remember but these things called CD's used to have video games on them. Nowadays these no longer available "CD's" are made into ISO images that can be found for download on the internet. If you can't find said thing or don't know what the heck it is, then we have this thing called Google that can tell us the answer here.

Have you even read about using version 2.0??

2)b] Version 2.0 is less stable due to the Win9x CD/ISO support. Use this version to Play games that require the use of CD’s or mounted ISO images.

Notes:

-The CD Rom support makes emulation less stable and can cause error messages when starting win9x with DosBox Turbo.

- If you experience errors simply exit and restart the app.

-To use ISO files they must be located within a folder before transferring them to the HDD.img.

-If the ISO is not located in a folder it will attempt to fill the HDD image and won't work correctly.

-There are alternatives to installing game data from the ISO.

-You can use the WinImage program to extract the ISO’s contents to a folder.

-This can be added to an HDD image and the setup exe run from inside of an emulated win9x environment.

-Many classic games can be run with a Game Fixes, that will allow you to play without the CD.

GameBurnWorld No-CD Game Fixes

How to use Version 2.0 with CD/ISO support:

1)Start the Daemon tools program by click the desktop icon.

2)Tap the Icon that will appear in the bottom right corner.

-Select “Device 0: [E:] No media”

3)Find your ISO image and select it

-Auto play should now start your CD.

Note:To use ISO files they must be located within a folder before transferring them to the HDD.img.

-If the ISO is not located in a folder it will attempt to fill the HDD image and won't work correctly.

Use this to Play Games like, Star Wars Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II.This video demonstrates how to mount the ISO images using Daemon tools.

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DosBox Turbo compatibility list for tested win9x Games:

Playable:

Age of Empires

Age of Empires 2

C&C Red Alert 95

Civilization II

Commandos: Behind Enemy Lines

Diablo 1

Diablo 2

Dune 2000

Fallout 1 (Faster from Dos Video here)

Fallout2

Fallout2: Restoration project

Half life

Ignition (works with 3Dfx)

Jedi Knight dark forces 2 (requires additional CD/ISO setup - ie. daemon tools)

JoeQuake / ProQuake

Lords of the Realms 2

Neighbours from Hell

Nox

Quake 1

Seven Kingdoms 2

Simcity 2000

Simcity 3000

Starcraft 1

The Longest Journey

The Sims

Total Annihilation*(requires additional CD/ISO setup - ie. daemon tools)

Warhammer 40k Chaos Gate

Z

Too slow with current hardware:

Arcanum

Command and Conquer Tiberian Sun

Dungeon Keeper 2 (Needs pentium_mmx CPU setting)

Interstate 76

Fallout Tactics (needs a next gen device.. ie Tegra 4)Odin's FT Booster utility:

Homeworld 1 (works without sound) (requires additional setup - ie. daemon tools)

Homeworld cataclysm

Heroes of Might and Magic III

M.U.G.E.N(Dos version is playable)