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Try TIE Fighter as well, if you can: the game engine is better, and the storyline is excellent. Thanks for the tip about DOSBox. I'd pay money to get that game

by gknoy 14y ago

Try TIE Fighter as well, if you can: the game engine is better, and the storyline is excellent. Thanks for the tip about DOSBox. I'd pay money to get that game in a modern package that would run on my system. (Same goes for SFC3 and NFS: High Stakes, mind you - both old games that I can't even get to run properly. Perhaps DOSBox is the answer?)

EvanKelly 14y ago
It's a little hard to get running sometimes, but there are plenty of guides online. On an older PC I was able to successfully get peripherals working. Right now I think DOSBox is the best way to play the older games. I would fork over a good amount of money for an easy to use platform for playing older PC games and a marketplace that sold them. Good Old Games www.gog.com has a nice selection, but it doesn't completely scratch the itch.