Charmar said:An alternate route would be to get virtualbox and just use windows xp sp2 if you have a copy laying around of sp2.
Now I want to play Carmageddon, I was supposed to get something done today!
Greg Bernhardt said:Yeah DOSBOX is the way to go but I haven't used it as a standalone solution. A while back I bought a few old DOS games from GameFly and they packaged DOSBOX into the EXE package which made running the game real easy.
Kutt said:Could you perhaps walk me through this?
I have no idea how to use DOSBOX.
Greg Bernhardt said:What I'm saying is that DOSBOX loaded when you ran the game program. It was packaged in. There was nothing to do.
You can buy this packaged option, but it will be $10
http://www.gog.com/en/gamecard/carmageddon_max_pack
Yes, it is possible to run old carmageddon on a windows 7 64-bit system, but it may require some troubleshooting and adjustments.
To install old carmageddon on a windows 7 64-bit computer, you will need to purchase the game or have the installation files, then follow the installation instructions provided by the game's developer. If you encounter any issues, you may need to adjust compatibility settings or use a virtual machine.
Old carmageddon may not run properly on a windows 7 64-bit system due to compatibility issues. This can be resolved by adjusting compatibility settings or using a virtual machine.
Yes, you can use a compatibility mode to run old carmageddon on your windows 7 64-bit system. Right-click on the game's executable file, go to properties, and under the compatibility tab, select the compatibility mode for the operating system the game was originally designed for.
There is no specific virtual machine recommended for running old carmageddon on a windows 7 64-bit system. However, some popular options include VirtualBox, VMWare, and Parallels. It is best to research and choose the one that best fits your needs and system specifications.