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Ok firstly I'm not very tech savy, so is there anyway to get the orginal EV to work on my Windows XP with out downloading and extracting and missing files and all that junk? I played the orginal EV yeeears ago and I had a nostalgic flare to hear that opening music and play it once more...
You might be able to get basilisk II to work.
I think you can also get the Nova ports, but I don't know for sure.
@mrxak, on Nov 5 2007, 05:01 AM, said in Getting it for PC:
This way works too, but you have to be mildly tech-savvy to use Basilisk II. I have Basilisk II running on the XP side of my MacBook Pro, and it runs great. Of course, after reading this topic, I really want to reboot in Windows and start playing.
@cippy, on Nov 5 2007, 11:23 AM, said in Getting it for PC:
I think you can also get the Nova ports, but I don't know for sure. This way works too, but you have to be mildly tech-savvy to use Basilisk II. I have Basilisk II running on the XP side of my MacBook Pro, and it runs great. Of course, after reading this topic, I really want to reboot in Windows and start playing.
Heh, I hadn't actually considered that, but yeah, I could totally play EV using bootcamp.
I could send you the main theme from EV. It's only 700 KB as a QuickTime Movie.
This post has been edited by SoItBegins : 05 November 2007 - 03:46 PM
Yeah, you can download the Classic port and play that on Nova.