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I'll have a look at some point and see if i can dig something out..
If the first thread was ignored because no-one was interested, feel free to ignore this one as well..;o)
So - the games..
Specifically the Win95 versions off the Collectors CD, that came out with x-wing v tie-fighter.
OK - first problem - damn things wont even install. Go to http://www.markusegger.at/Software/Games.aspx and get the relevant files, following instructions from that fine gentleman.
You WILL need the original CD's - this isn't a pirates way to get these games!
You should now have a working version of X-wing or Tie Fighter? Good. Want the 3D acceleration working? Excellent. Grab this - http://www.lucasfiles.com/index.php?action=file&id=653 - an official file that should make it work with newer cards (mileage may vary on this bit).
Theres also a .bat file made by Reimer to help with graphical issues - see http://www.xwaupgrade.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=9625&start=100 for info. It was originally made for XWA, but has stuff for XWing and Tie Fighter as well.
Still got crazy kaleidoscope colours? Turn off explorer before you start the game (create a .bat file - have a look in the Interstate 76 forums if you're having trouble doing this)
And Voila - a nice working X-Wing game. Sadly I still cant get the 3d Acceleration going in Tie Fighter, but the game is still good in software mode..
All thanks and much Kudos to Marcus Egger for the new installer, Reimer for the .bat file - now I am a happy happy man...
Disclaimer*** This worked for me - I cant guarantee it will work for everyone, but you can but try, right??
Now, if only we could get Lucasarts to talk to GoG....
Speaking of which I wonder why even Steam includes the Dark Forces games but not the X-wing games
Now if only you can do the samething for X-Wing vs TIE Fighter, X-Wing Alliance, and Dark Forces 2
Speaking of which I wonder why even Steam includes the Dark Forces games but not the X-wing games
X-wing Alliance doesn't recognize modern systems - again, you need an installer tool - get it here.
OK - now you need to create a 'disc' with the new installer - you WILL need a couple of tools for this
iso creator
daemon Tools Lite
Get your X Wing Alliance disc one and copy it to your hard drive - into a folder called XWA_DISC_1. Now - use your installation tool you downloaded and select the folder you put on your hard drive. If you don't get a message about overwriting files, you're doing it wrong (you should say yes to overwriting in this case).
OK - now you have a copy of the game with a new installer - this needs burning and mounting. i use IsoCreator to create the ISO, the Daemon tools to mount the ISO image as a disc. MAKE SURE you name the iso you create as XWA_DISK__1 (note the double underscore!).
Once this image is mounted , navigate to the setup.exe in the folder, and double click to start installation.
Et Voila - XWing Alliance on your latest machines. Make sure you use the XWINGALLIANCE.EXE to run the game instead of the default ALLIANCE.EXE - that one wont work!!
other useful files -
Font Fix
2.02 Patch
You'll need these if you want to do the next bit - which is get your old XWING missions working in XWING ALLIANCE!!!
First up - Ultimate Craft Pack - this awesome upgrade of flight models by darksaber is just essential. Follow the info on the linked page to install.
If you want to enjoy your Souped up game of XWing Alliance, stop here. The next step will overwrite some files so you cant play the main game..
OK - still here? You want X Wing in your Alliance game? OK - go here, and download the two parts under the XWC3.1. This will add ALL the xwing missions to the battle Simulator on the flight deck of your Xwing Alliance game!! Again , follow the instructions, and enjoy!!
obviously - none of this is down to me, great kudos and thanks go to the creators of these wonderful mods - and
this PC Gamer article that first got me onto it..
I follow the steps.
-Copy cd-rom content to folder.
- run the msi installer patch for 64bit
-create ISO of CD
-install 3D acceleration patch
-mount ISO
But every time I select setup.exe I receive the following error message:
Error reading from file:
G:XWINGCDDEATHSTARTEXTURE.TEX. Verify that the file exists and that you can access it.
PS: I used Imgburn and Daemon Lite.
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[url=http://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Star_Wars:_X-Wing]http://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Star_Wars:_X-Wing[/url]
Haven't tried the links from there though..
Tie Fighter Online
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Gameplay
The basic gameplay in X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter is the same as we saw in the original Wing Commander, with the addition of multiplayer capabilities -- a space-based flight sim with escort / protect / attack objectives in each mission. The thing is, in Wing Commander, you really cared who won -- ironically, the line between the good guys and the bad guys is not as clear here; both are cool and have pretty darn similar objectives. Where the Star Wars movies so eloquently laid out the virtues of the light side of the force and the awesome 'power of the dark side,' X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter leaves such distinctions more up to the soundtrack than the gameplay. The original, stirring music from Star Wars is front and center, very nicely woven into the game, and this does help set -- or rather rekindle -- the mood of good vs. evil, but once you're actually out there in space looking for the enemy, the immediacy of the moral conflict just isn't there. Expecting too much from a video game? Perhaps, but expectations are a double-edged sword; the game makers set them up so you'll buy the game, but they'd better deliver. I don't feel that this one measures up.
Graphics
As alluded to above, the graphics in X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter- are quite good, but not stunning. I want stunning and larger-than-life out of anything Star Wars-related. I want a gigantic, ominous, evil star destroyer filling 4/5 of my screen, and I want to feel the claustrophobia of a laser-spitting Death Star trench with 3 TIE fighters bearing down on my wounded X-wing. Great special effects do that, as anyone who has seen Star Wars can attest. The graphics here are great when you're up close to an enemy -- which is to say about half of 1 percent of the time. The rest of the time, the graphics are very much akin to the original _X-Wing and TIE Fighter standalone games.
Audio
Say what you will about John Williams; the Star Wars score is immediately recognizable and instantly conjures up so much of what was great about the movies. LucasArts was very smart to include as much of the original score as possible, as it adds a sense of purpose to a game which otherwise often struggles to find one. Also, the sounds of the lasers, of R2D2 cooing and whistling as a TIE fighter buzzes your X-wing, and a number of other minor but recognizable sounds from the movies add a great tie-in.
X Wing Vs Tie Fighter
Multiplayer
Big plusses and minuses here. Head-to-head battle is the name of the game, any game, these days, and X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter makes it pretty simple to get hooked up over the Internet, especially if you have an independent ISP where you can broadcast an IP address to your gaming pals. However, there are a number of interface design headaches that are sure to frustrate many gamers. To begin with, once you have clicked on 'Join' to launch a multiplayer game over the Internet, the game goes into 'hang and wait' mode for 2 1/2 minutes -- during which, if your game does not connect, you cannot exit out of the interface without rebooting your computer. Try getting a tricky connection set up and having a nice sandwich break between each attempt and you'll lose your zest for playing in a hurry. And then there's the issue of how it feels to be a bad and/or beginning player in a big multiplayer game. Get killed a lot? Yep. But that's not the main problem. The problem is that in many missions you get only a limited number of ships. Lose, say, your four ships in the first 2 minutes of a 10 minute battle and guess what you get to do? You get to go make another sandwich, then watch a thrilling 2D representation of the battle that everyone else is having for the next 8 minutes.
Now, having whined about all that, I must say that once you do get a multiplayer session going, it's a lot of fun. In fact, this seems to be have been what the majority of the energy in making the game went into. Is a good multiplayer space sim worth $40 or $50? I think you really have to ask yourself this if you're contemplating buying this game, because this really is the primary value here. Better yet, go down to your local software store and see if you can get a test fly in .. it's not for everybody.
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System Requirements
Required: Windows 95, Pentium 90 or better (P-100 for multiplayer, P-133 for Internet play), 16 MB RAM, 2X CD-ROM drive, PCI graphics card, 16-bit sound card, joystick, DirectX (included on CD)
Recommended: 4X CD-ROM drive, P-133 or better, 28.8 modem for Internet play.
Bottom Line
X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter is a decent game that should have been (and received a crushing amount of pre-release publicity as being) great. It does not do even a fraction of what it might, given its heritage. Perhaps such a distinguished tradition to follow was too much for any game. But as Internet gaming ups the ante, and as graphics, storyline and adrenaline gameplay command more and more of the multi-billion dollar gaming market, X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter will ultimately end up as an also-ran.