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To prevent the game crashing when you press 'Esc' on the intro screen, you have to change the game directory to the correct one in the LOSTV.CFG file. DOSbox might not have an 'edit' command, so you have to overwrite the file by typing 'COPY CON LOSTV.CFG', pressing enter, then typing the name of your game directory (the letters you type might not appear on the screen during this step). Then open the game by running LV2.EXE.
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Vico02 Jun. 2020
You have to edit the file LOSTV.CFG and put the correct path of the game.
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Vico02 Jun. 2020
You have to edit the file and put the correct path of the game.
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beriadan7722 Oct. 2019
When pressing ESC to pass the cracker screen the game exits. Any clues?
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MarkTheMorose08 Jul. 2019
This is a DOS game that can run in Windows 95. Tested in DOSbox 0.74.
To run the 'rip' version with sound in DOsbox, this worked for me. After copying the extracted folder to your DOS games directory, run THEVOICE, in the bottom right corner click to Auto-detect your sound card, and then Auto-detect the sound settings. Click on Test, and you should hear a short sample. Then Exit, this will save the sound configuration.
Then run LV2, press Esc to go past the crack intro screen, after a couple of brief loading screens you should be at the game's menu. Go to options, and select Speech, cursor-right to change it to On. There, you should now have the game working with speech and sound.
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(ˉ▽ ̄~)13 Jan. 2019
it's not a dos game, it's a win95 game.
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????02 Dec. 2018
WHAT???
There's a sequel??????
I feel like I'm six years old again.
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sad viking22 Mar. 2017
I can't run the RIP version. It asks for a CD. Any idea?
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No comment nor review for this game at the moment.
DOS, Mac, Genesis, SEGA Master System, Game Gear, Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Atari ST, Apple II, FM Towns, PC-98, SAM Coupé, SEGA CD, Sharp X68000, TurboGrafx CD
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To prevent the game crashing when you press 'Esc' on the intro screen, you have to change the game directory to the correct one in the LOSTV.CFG file. DOSbox might not have an 'edit' command, so you have to overwrite the file by typing 'COPY CON LOSTV.CFG', pressing enter, then typing the name of your game directory (the letters you type might not appear on the screen during this step). Then open the game by running LV2.EXE.
You have to edit the file LOSTV.CFG and put the correct path of the game.
You have to edit the file and put the correct path of the game.
When pressing ESC to pass the cracker screen the game exits. Any clues?
This is a DOS game that can run in Windows 95. Tested in DOSbox 0.74.
To run the 'rip' version with sound in DOsbox, this worked for me. After copying the extracted folder to your DOS games directory, run THEVOICE, in the bottom right corner click to Auto-detect your sound card, and then Auto-detect the sound settings. Click on Test, and you should hear a short sample. Then Exit, this will save the sound configuration.
Then run LV2, press Esc to go past the crack intro screen, after a couple of brief loading screens you should be at the game's menu. Go to options, and select Speech, cursor-right to change it to On. There, you should now have the game working with speech and sound.
it's not a dos game, it's a win95 game.
WHAT???
There's a sequel??????
I feel like I'm six years old again.
I can't run the RIP version. It asks for a CD. Any idea?
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.