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The Coop

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  1. Afraid not. Between the remix for this project, the one for Be Aggressive and its website (which I REALLY need to get started on), and the story I'm working on for December 18th, another remix being thrown into the mix would cause an explosion, the likes of which hasn't been seen since the Big Bang. As Ken Titus once said, "Now, don't be a wussy!" Make that remix, and throw it out to the world. And if the world throws it back, duck. ... Now if those aren't words of encouragement, I don't know what are
  2. Two things to mention... - The cover for V.6 is basically done. A few minor tweaks here and there will likely take place between now and Dec. 10. Beyond that, it's finished. - The link to the front cover for V.5 is broken on the website.
  3. Medal of Honor: Warfighter and Doom 3: BFG Edition
  4. How about... Fire Leo IV (Thunder Force IV) The werewolf, or the final boss, Neff (Altered Beast) Sophia (the tank from Blaster Master) Cyberdemon (Ultimate Doom) Alys Brangwin or Rika (Phantasy Star IV)
  5. OK. I thought you were having trouble getting a CD to mount in DOSBox. My bad. Go to Home of the Underdogs (I can't provide a link here, but Google will get you there), and download the version of the game they have, as well as the ERR folder from the mediafire link at the bottom of the comments section. Follow the read me file exactly regarding the chewy.EXE and setup.bat file (run them in Windows). Once they're done extracting everything, put the ERR folder and its two files into the game's directory, start DOSBox, and run the setup.exe and setdir.exe files (set the sound to the first option for SoundBlaster 16/AWE 32). I just did all that, and the game started up without a hitch.
  6. Holy shit, this thread's still here! My first suggestion would be to get the free version of Alcohol 52% here, and use that for mounting CD-Rom images. I've always had problems with mounting a CD image in DOSBox, but Alcohol 52% has never let me down. Once that's installed and the CD image mounted, make note of what the drive letter is for your virtual CD-Rom drive, and alter the DOSBox config file accordingly for the CD-Rom usage (the example's in the first post of this thread where I explain the bits to add at the end of the config file). That should do the trick. If it doesn't, try posting your DOSBox config file here, and I'll see if anything looks off.
  7. So... whatever happened with that update that was going to be posted soon?
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