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Hi everyone.
I got the game to work and everything, brings back memories. I have a USB Sidewinder joystick, and I am running XP SP2 and running the game in DOSBOX 0.63. I can't figure out how to shoot when in a mission - I press the trigger button and nothing happens.
Thanks

Hay.
I recently found my x-wing discks and they fit well in my dosbox but i have a problem with protection. I lost my manual ages ago.. Do you know any way to bypass it, or do you have a manual in electronic version. I would really appreciate it;]

cheers
Roberto

Is there a easier way to mount this in Dfend

[The Fifth Horseman]

You might want to check out the official DosBox FAQ, and particularly this part of it. It is quite helpful for users unfamiliar with DosBox.

[NoDice]

Is this game still free to download? I got the impression at the start of the topic it was

[Japo]

No but it will most likely be in two years' time, provided it's not being sold then.

[NoDice]

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No but it will most likely be in two years' time, provided it's not being sold then.
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Argh I want it bad, but thanks though.

[buddyluve]

I have the xwing Collector's CD ROM. I was able to get it work with dosbox, but like others, the gameplay is choppy. How do I get it to function correctly with vdmsound? When I try to run it with vdmsound, it says that it can't find the cd... is there something I am not enabling correctly??

Thanks!

[The Fifth Horseman]

To get it to run better in DosBox, change core to dynamic in Dosbox.conf and increase the cycles DosBox is running at.
Enabling frameskip may also help.

[Japo]

The game itself also has resolution options (press Escape to access them). Scale them down to get better performance. But if you have a powerful enough machine just increase cycles as 'Horseman said; switching from normal to dynamic core will nearly double your machine's cycles capacities.