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blog:pc98_game_thelastcrusader [2019/06/05 22:59] – [Floppy Disk Contents] john | blog:pc98_game_thelastcrusader [2020/09/05 09:42] (current) – [HDD Install Process] john | ||
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- | **Step 2.** Choose the top option to install the game and you are then | + | **Step 2.** Choose the top option to install the game and you are then prompted to select the destination drive: |
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+ | I only have a single hard drive/ | ||
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+ | **Step 3.** On confirming the destination drive, you are given the ability to choose a folder or sub-folder for the game: | ||
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+ | You can use the simple directory browser to navigate to a custom location, or accept the default, which is to create the folder //LC// (Last Crusader) in the root of the drive. | ||
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+ | **Step 4.** The installer then runs and begins to copy files from the first disk: | ||
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+ | At a certain point the install will pause and you'll need to insert disk //B//, then //C// and so-on: | ||
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+ | **Step 5.** After all disks are copied a final menu is shown, with two more options - create a boot disk or cancel. There is a little bit of text to accompany the screen, informing you that a boot disk is ideal since it can start the game in the event of low-memory or faulty configurations. | ||
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+ | Finally, to launch the game, change to the game directory //LC//, and run the command '' | ||
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+ | ==== Pre-Packaged Install ==== | ||
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+ | The Last Crusader is also available pre-packaged with metadata and artwork suitable for running under my PC-98 native game launcher, [[blog: |