In summary, I dont want to fiddle with command lines, cfgs, hidden shortcuts and commands etc to get a game running nicely. Eternity is similar in user-friendly status, and I'd use that too, if.there was anything exclusive to run on it :p the eternal Eternity problem, heh.ĭosBox is a DOS emulator right? Why cant I have it with the kind of menus all my video game emulators have, with controller support and all that kind of goodness, right out of the, ahem, box? I cant get ANY of my friends to play some of my neat games off GoG if they run on DosBox, except the one girl thats a hardware collector of vintage gaming I gave her a copy of Jazz Jackrabbit, and she went down and bought the gamepad it was designed to be played with >.> Its why I prefer GZDoom to any other Doom port, its simply the easiest to use and runs most everything. I like my programs user-friendly, simple to understand, with a minimum of tedium to run. It feels like its designed by special enthusiasts FOR special enthusiasts, much like Chocolate Doom. I dont like DosBox because its generally unwieldly, archaic and not very fun to use, just like DOS itself. So I just use Chocolate Doom if I want to test vanilla compatibility because it’s quicker in the long run for me. I use DOSBox for a lot of games, but in my opinion, in Doom’s case at least, Chocolate Doom has pretty much replaced it as a requirement to play the vanilla game. It’s a good app and does what it says it will do, so user error shouldn’t be the deciding factor on if it’s good or not. DOSBox and DOS in general isn’t for everybody, and many people will be just fine never understanding it or using it, but I’ve had enough of the ignorance that’s led to dislike of the app. Instead of learning a few DOS commands, once again they choose to dismiss it. People might not know that you can change the speed of DOSBox with CTRL+F11 and CTRL+F12, so these people ran a game and it either went too slow or fast and instead of troubleshooting, they dismissed DOSBox altogether. I also think that source ports have made a lot of people think there’s no reason for DOSBox, but that is something I don’t agree with personally. Use normal movement keys to fly.I think some of it has to do with a lack of DOS experience, while others have become spoiled with the all-in-one styled stuff everyone is used to these days and don’t want to have to write their own shortcuts and whatnot. SHIFT-F8 Toggle shadows (none, your car, all cars)ĬTRL-F8 Toggle shadow mode (solid or translucent)ĬTRL-KEYPAD 1 Toggle flight. You may now enter any of the codes below.į12 Switch between each opponent's camera Start a race and press F4 until the words CHEAT MODE appears. You'll gain access to all the tracks and cars. The client player won't have access to the cheat cars, but he or she will have access to all of the other vehicles.Įuropean Codes At the main menu (where you choose map select, vehicle select, etc.) type ENABLE quickly. The game host will now have access to all of the cars, including those only available through cheat codes. Now check that car select screen and race selection screen.Īt the Host Network screen (where you select what type of network game you want to play), type JOYRIDER. To access all of the cars and levels without beating the game type KEVWOZEAR at the car select, view info, start race, and change race.¿You should hear a clanking noise. When the race starts, kill the guy with the flag.
#Carmageddon 2 dosbox Pc
SELECTED REVIEWS OF THE ORIGINAL GAME Originally released for the PC in 1997, Carmageddon was an instant hit and the titles went on to sell over 2 million copies worldwide. Carmageddon 1 & 2 were Driving Game of the Year 1997/1998. Thereafter, to activate a cheat, enter its shortcut key below. Carmageddon won the Game of the Year trophy in the 1997 PC Zone Reader awards. Then, during the game, push to enable cheat mode. To activate cheat mode, type "ENABLE" at the main menu. Pedestrians are stuck to the ground - SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM.Pedestrians appear on map - I LOVE NO BBY.Pedestrian Electro-Blast Ray - RUSS FOR MARIO.
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