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Games People Play Games People Play is where to discuss personal computer, video game console, and arcade hardware and software - be it RPG, Sim, Strategy, Fighting, Action/Platform, or any other category. Although discussion of modern platforms/software will most likely dominate, discussion of classic videogame/computer hardware and software is always enjoyable, and certainly welcome - ESPECIALLY since there are public domain/shareware emulators of nearly every older computer/console available these days. Here's a taste of what awaits you: Nintendo-vs-Sega-vs-Sony, Console-vs-PC-vs-Mac, Hardware spec sheets/information, Industry news and discussion, Software reviews, IRC conference announcements/Reports, Emulators, Emulators, Emulators! ... and much, much more!

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Old 2002-12-20, 05:54
Kiafi Kiafi is offline
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Default Lucas Arts Compatibility??? HELP

Lucasarts has this weird problem of its setup programs not working. For about a 3 year period they programmed all of their games directly to the dos OS, so now a bunch of their classics dont work on XP or 2000. (Like Grim Fandango, TIE fighter, etc)

Does anyone have ANY idea on how I could get for instance Star Wars Rebellion installed and working on an NT based operating system? (XP) Help would be MUCH appreciated.
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Old 2002-12-20, 15:16
The_Famicommie The_Famicommie is offline
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Default Re: Lucas Arts Compatibility??? HELP

Right click on the .exe file, and select properties. Click on the compatibility tag, and select win95 mode in the drop box. I had the same problem with Fallout.
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Old 2002-12-20, 19:48
djsam djsam is offline
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Default Re: Lucas Arts Compatibility??? HELP

If you're really going to get into DOS gaming (like I am), then you need to install DOS. Stop thinking of DOS as just something Windows uses, its a real operating system, and you really can install it.
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Old 2002-12-20, 20:02
XeNobiTe XeNobiTe is offline
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Default Re: Lucas Arts Compatibility??? HELP

Grim Fandango (best game ever ) works perfectly for me under win xp/2000
 
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