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[AlumiuN]

Originally Posted by zirkoni

From the review:
No need for Virtual Machine. Just download dplay.dll and place it in the game directory. After that the game runs just fine under Vista.

I'll update the review. I guess the reason it didn't work was because I put all of the DirectX 2 DLLs in the folder. Cheers.

Originally Posted by Black Mage

Also this makes marathn 1 availble for windows as well, all the info can be found on this site: http://marathon.sourceforge.net/

Yes, and I'm still considering putting M1A1 and Infinity on the site. The reason this is here first is because this is the actual Windows 95 version, rather than the AlephOne version.

Originally Posted by Japofran

Man I remember playing this on a friend's Mac and you could mod it replacing the sounds with your recordings (voices in our case), it turned freakingly hilarious, especially since a different sound was played every 0.5 seconds on average. We also did that with Warcraft II... L0L

FROGBLAST THE VENT CORE! xD

Originally Posted by Maxor127

You could definitely do funny stuff with mods. I remember in the first Marathon, I modded the grenade launcher to shoot exploding hulks instead.

Lol Drinniol launcher. Ironically, in Rubicon (a mod for A1), the Drinniol throw grenades at you.

[Japo]

You tried the DLL to see if it works?

If it does, what about uploading it as an extra so people can download it from here more conveniently?

[AlumiuN]

Actually, that's an even better idea. But yeah, it should work, given that the dplay.dll error was the only one I got. I'll chuck it in as an extra.

[vonscale]

How to save ?
When I press the action button on the "save-game computer screen" the monitor just quickly blinks and nothing happens!

[skullkan6]

Originally Posted by vonscale

How to save ?
When I press the action button on the "save-game computer screen" the monitor just quickly blinks and nothing happens!

How do I get the multiplayer working?

[Maxor127]

You could try using the Aleph One version, which lets you play on newer machines and even add some enhancements. Multiplayer works for me in Aleph One.