I couldn't test any of those yet because I'm using Linux now (so I'm going to try Wine, a Linux tool, so I hopefully can play my copy of Pitfall: the Mayan Adventure), but I hope at least one of these three tools can help you guys. They have already tested it on Earthworm Jim demo, which is the reason I'm posting on this thread.
As other have already mentioned, Earthworm Jim Special Edition (and a bunch of other early Win95 games, such as Pitfall: Mayan Adventure) won't run fullsceen on 64-bit Windows because it relies on a 16-bit library called DisplayDib (dispdlb.dll) to get direct access to video.īut I've found three potential solutions to this conundrum:ġ) DxWnd, a tool which can make old Windows game switch from fullscreen to windowed mode, and vice-versa Ģ) winevdm, a 16-bit Windows programs emulator for 64-bit Windows systems ģ) Boxedwine, another 16-bit Windows emulator which is based on Wine, a Windows compatibility layer for Linux systems.
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