I'm pretty sure the game requires a video card capable of 3D acceleration, so you'd need a virtual environment that can emulate 3D accelerated video card (which means it won't work in Virtual PC). If you can't get the game working on your system, it's possible that it would work if run on a Virtual machine in VMware with Windows 98 installed or VirtualBox with XP. It has some suggestions, but I don't know if any of them worked out. We have a previous thread on Windows 7 and New Adventures of the Time Machine ***here***. It might be helpful to adjust compatibility mode on the patch the same way you did on the Theįolder or a subfolder of that folder such asĬ:\Users\ whatever-your-username-is\DocumentsĪfter installing the game, install the patch (you can download it from Gamefront). Program Files is bad for older games because new versions of Windows are protective of what can be done there and can block parts of the game from working. There are pictures of the instructions at the ***How-To Geek***.īe sure to install your game to somewhere other than the default Program Files. You may also want to use the checkboxes on the compatibility tab to disable visual themes, desktop composition, and Run the program as Administrator. So right-click the install file on the CD, choose Properties, then the compatibility tab, and choose your Windows compatibility. If it won't install at all, try changing the install file on the game CD so it uses Compatibility mode for Windows 98/2000/XP (if one doesn't work, try another, but since the game was made for Windows 98 I'd start with that).
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