#Ess allegro duke nukem update#
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#Ess allegro duke nukem windows#

Run it at smallest window (keep pressing minus), turn off sound, turn off details, and it gets runnable. Still just as unplayable with DOSBOX v0.62. I dont think version 1.4 (Plutonium/Atomic Edition) episode 4 will run very well (haven't try'ed it yet)

#Ess allegro duke nukem full#

With Dynamic CPU core and 16500 cycles in 640x480 full screen, and you can play Duke3D version 1.3D with little lag now and then. Surface, overlay, opengllnb and maybe ddraw It run in my WinXP at 1280x1024 (yes, you can set over than 800圆00) for over 100 fps. There is also an excellent port of Duke3d to the Win32 platform called 'Duke3d_w32'.

#Ess allegro duke nukem update#

Don't forget to get the sound fix and v1.5 update patches. My Atomic Edition run OK in my AMD 3200+ throught DOSBox 0.63, although it's a little bit slow. What you get is a bizarre but compelling fusion of Duke 3D, Quake, and Heretic, with elements from all three, a few neat ideas of its own, and a second playable charactera medieval knight with an. This is DOS game - WILL run in SVGA modes, just have to select them in game's setup program. All set to Auto/Fullscreen, SoundBlaster support.

#Ess allegro duke nukem windows#

Windows XP - 2.4 GHz P4 - 128MB vid card. However on a 1.5 ghz and 768MB of RAM, it runs horribly. I ran this game at highest settings with sound blaster AWE32 as the sound, and General MIDI, and it ran great. Works fine IF YOU RUN SETUP AND SELECT VESA ( 18:48)įor me, trying to run the game in the default VGA mode is an absolute disaster - it glitches and drops frames all the time.Īs soon as I run SETUP, select SCREEN SETUP, and choose a high res VESA mode, it's just fine (on a 2.6 GHz Core2Duo, YMMV). Run it at smallest window (keep pressing minus), turn off sound, turn off details, and it gets runnable.I had to use Sound Blaster and 'manually' set the address to 0x220, IRQ to 7, DMA to 1 and use 8-bit mixing (in the setup.exe).

My Atomic Edition run OK in my AMD 3200+ throught DOSBox 0.63, although it's a little bit slow. I had to use Sound Blaster and 'manually' set the address to 0x220, IRQ to 7, DMA to 1 and use 8-bit mixing (in the setup.exe).