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26-07-2004, 07:09 AM
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Wow, now that's a really complex way to play old games... But interesting.
 Well, I just prefer to use my Windows 98 on second HD partition (or whatever the name in English is) and play the games there in Dos-prompt, if DosBox doesn't help. That way it's little easier for me, as I'm little lazy.  |
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