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Original Message: w2k and VDMSound
Using VDMSound and W2k, I've been able to run even ancient games. The only game I haven't been able to run with it is Wizards and Warriors, and I didn't really try all that hard. I ran MM1-MM9 with it (although I didn't really make a lot of progress on them). http://sourceforge.net/projects/vdmsound/ Also find the VDMSound Launcher front-end. The only thing to watch out for is sometimes the games are too fast to run on a modern cpu (by modern, I mean anything after a Pentium).

Original Message: w2k and VDMSound

Using VDMSound and W2k, I've been able to run even ancient games.

The only game I haven't been able to run with it is Wizards and Warriors, and I didn't really try all that hard.

I ran MM1-MM9 with it (although I didn't really make a lot of progress on them).

http://sourceforge.net/projects/vdmsound/

Also find the VDMSound Launcher front-end.

The only thing to watch out for is sometimes the games are too fast to run on a modern cpu (by modern, I mean anything after a Pentium).

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