The error which comes up is known in RCT forums, and it is But the game starts with an filling status bar,īut crashes shortly afterwards. This game doesn´t work, the installation does. This game works, but if you set the in-game resolution too high, it becomes very slow. This game works only in a window too, no fullscreen. I needed to do the full-installation, to get rid of the CD. It sounds choppy and very bad, so i switched it of. The only thing which doesn´t work is the sound. I bought the game from GOG.com, because my CD-Version need the CD to play. All resolutions work at good playable speed. You can only set the in-game resolutionīetween 640 x 480, 800 x 600 or 1024x768. This game works nearlly in original speed, in an window. I afterwards installed old games i want to play with the wine (simplay by "wine setup.exe" e.g.). You can check it by typing the "arch" command in the console.Īfter that Wine can be installed as normal in linux operating systems.
DOSBOX WINDOWS 98 GAMES SOFTWARE
I installed LXDE via the Retropie-Setup-Script, startet it and the following happens:Īfter installing the Exagear software you can switch between "Arm" and "i686" architecture simply by typing "exagear" in the console window (or by clicking an icon on Lxde Desktop). I decided to take the test, so i bought the software fr the RPi3 (25€).
I´m in no way linked to this russian company, i just want to share my results with you, There is a (commercial) software which claims, to make that possible. Normally using Wine in an Arm-Architecture is impossible. Installing Windows in Dosbox or with QEMU is quite difficult and VERY slow.īut there is a possibility which i´m testing right now.WINE. It works fine with my old CIV-II Game.īut the more challlenging goal is to play games which were made for Windows 95/98. Regarding Windows 3.1 Games it can easily be done with Dosbox, where My goal is now to play old Windows Games on RetroPie. I want to share the results of my tests with the people here.Īfter getting all of my old Dos-Games up and running,
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