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I've heard from some more or less questionable sources that Microsoft will recommend 4Ghz processor for Longhorn. hand me a few grains of salt plzkthx.

Where do you guys cough up the money for all this? Rigorous work?

Very well then, but don't expect anything soon. I'll start working on it though.

Do remember that very few burners (still, unfortunately) can burn 1:1 Playstation discs. Just because it works perfectly on modded PS1/SP2, most copies this lack the "special data" hidden in the original disc.

Understatement to the max.

What kind of a guide are you talking about exactly? Something about how to get older games running under XP or what?

No, have you? I looks a bit ugly.

I really don't know what you were doing with ISOBuster in the first place, since Alcohol (and all other burning software) supports CD image burning. There is an option in all burning software named "Create CD from image" or something similar. Just putting the CD image on the CD as is does not work. You have to open the image in Alcohol (since the image contains all the data for the disc) and tell it to make a CD out of that image. The problem with Nero is that it just supports and handful of CD image formats and a slew of it's own image formats that no-one ever uses. Alcohol supports all images I know of.

The basic rule is that you should try to run DOS games from XP's Command Prompt in the first place, since it isn't DOS, and only poorly emulates just the critical parts. Sure, some simple DOS applications do run, but when it comes to games, trying to get plyable stuff or evensound is pretty much a no-go in most cases. XP doesn't try to emulate SB and it lacks most of the SB sound routines. There is is this program called VMDSound (or VDMSound) that emulates SoundBlaster and other cards under XP. There are some exceptions though.

Well, you open up Sword.inf in Notepad (like it says in the link) and change the paths starting with X:\whatever to G:\whatever.

You really don't need a guide to burn images. Just go through the different menus and experiment. What happened to plain curiosity all the sudden?

A girl... and Hideo Kojima.

So true. Soon MPAA will be crying in a corner regardless of what they do. Mark my words.

Microsoft's 3D Pinball. How low can you get?

I need to get a hold of Innocent Sin, since I have Eternal Punishment. Persona 2 has a great soundtrack.

Ahaha, that was a cool reply. btw, you did fiddle around with the projector in the tanker holds, didn't you? And waited for that 'special video' in Arsenal Gear - Ascending Colon.... Tell me you did. Is it were snake shaves? If not tell em what i must do im starting a new game up on MGS 2 soon. Or is it the one where you see random cute girls in place of the map? Yes, you sir, hit the bullseye... but it's not random and that's the one in Arsenal Gear. Fiddle with the projector in the tanker holds a few times and you'll see more cool stuff (also, notice the Marines' reaction). You'll get caught though. This is an old widely known thing, but at the beginning where you can enter your name and stuff like that, Put in Hideo Kojima and others from the development team.

You have truckloads of stuff on your desk. Nice Nu Bong though.

I'm just waiting for the PS2 version, since I don't own a Cube.

ROFL. Troll Strike! Back on topic, did you find my info useful or just too damn tedious?

Yeah, commnad line tools and applications are the air I breathe. @Fatal: Sorry for the sudden disappearance, my modem went dead. If you have more questions, ask them here or force me to login to AIM.

A very useful tip. I haven't had this problem myself as I've bought both Broken Sword games (not the third).

I agree. That sounds like a bit of fun.

Yes, I think it works like that too, for the DOS illiterates. I like to teach it the oldschool way.

Someone could. But if GCW doesn't hve something, it doesn't exist.

If you insist.