May try again tonight so I can sign Bakayoko, Wright and Pires when they were amongst the best players on the gameĭont forget Tommy Svindal Larsson and Mickey Evans from VVV Venlo.

I'd tried to use that with Championship Manager 97/98, give up after about 5 minutes After that though things pick up speed as you get used to the tool and I've now got it down to less than a minute to have the game launched.ĭon't be put off if it looks to much work at first it is quite easy when following the tutorials. NFS2SE with both software and 3dfx crashes when the race is about to start, during the intro flying into the player's car. There is tutorials on the site that help you on how to get the games to work, first time it probably will take about 15mins to walk through it and find your way to launching a game. FIFA 98 RTWC, FIFA 99, Need For Speed II SE, all them cannot run with sound on, even when I try to play them in software mode instead of glide pass-through. Hope this helps but any questions just ask.ĭass wrote:If your looking to play older games like CM4 on Windows 7/Vista (same operating system just different name) then your best bet is using DOSBOX. Eidos were just along for the ride till the split and Sega get to milk the cash cow now. Enter the command without a parameter to view the current port settings, or specify a port number to change its setting. I mean Eidos got to keep the name but in the end thats nothing when you consider that the genius that has been CM and went on to become FM was always Sports Interactive. You can now view or change the settings of serial and parallel ports (COM1-COM9, LPT1-LPT9) while DOSBox-X is running via the new SERIAL and PARALLEL commands.

The two games you are looking for are the last two before the split between Sports Interactive and Eidos and currently I'm unsure who gets what from any re-releases or if either company is still on speaking terms in that regards. Here is a site I found with a quick search for CM4 downloads.įor your own reference all CM games from 2001/2002 (including) season onwards were MAC compatible, anything prior to that was not.Īs to these games getting re-released on a classic/budget label as part of Eidos trying to make money on their older titles I wouldn't be to sure. Your best bet is finding a site like 'Abandonia' (there's quite a few out there) etc which specialize in older games, though that site is for stuff normal older than CM4.

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