The Mark

stuck in the very first hangar with jets, its like a military game and they want to do a childish jumping puzzle? FFS you cant make this stuff up its every 3d game ever made.. any future devs STOP locking doors and making lame jumping puzzles. Respect our time. we are NOT 5yrs old

to change resolution with dgvoodoo2 you want to go to the directX tab, go to the middle-right-bottom and choose 1440x1080. Also uncheck the box "Application controlled window state". This will integer upscale even a 320x240 game to 1080p real hardware pixels and its amazing. 100% lossless on the hardware pixels

1440x1080 because thats a 4:3 resolution and old games are 4:3 so the integer upscale will work correctly.

if its a 16:9 game just set it to 1920x1080. And you can choose a lower 16:9 resolution in the games options (1280x720 is also 16:9 so it will be upscaled to 1920x1080)

dgvoodoo2 also has an advanced right click menu that shows options like hide the border in windowed mode.

Games have to be set to fullscreen mode in their video options for integer upscaling to proc

Also great on Q9300
260 Gtx 177.35 with Vista 64Bit

To Play the Mark i use this Hardware

Core to Duo E8600
Ati 4850 with Catalyst 8-10 on Vista 64Bit,

I didn't expect the music to be so good.

The Best Way i to Play This with High End Hardware on Vista,

Change FOV:
In-Game open console by pressing (~)
Type: fov 1.5 (or desired value)

How did you change the resolution with DgVoodoo @SIRDOGE27?

You can change the resolution using DgVoodoo,it also fixes the lag,but no fix for fov tho.

The resolution and FOV are terrible. There is nothing you can do about it either.

Game lags constantly. Changing settings doesn't help.