EarthSiege 2 - Dynamix / Sierra - PC by Dynamix. Publication date 1996 Topics EarthSiege, Dynamix, Sierra, PC game, Redump, VGPC Language English. Common Disc Info. TORRENT download. Download 17 Files download 13 Original. IN COLLECTIONS. CD-ROM Software Library. Rage of bahamut lucifer. CD-ROM Software Collection.

I run a Win7 laptop with 64-bit OS. Most of the game works. Yes, this is surprising.

But there are some things you need to do to get it running on Win2K or later:. Get the Application Compatibility Toolkit by Microsoft. Run the 32-bit version, if you're on a 64-bit OS!. Microsoft ships ES2 with the 'GameUX' fix applied. In case this doesn't work:. Create a new Custom Database.

Create in it a new Application Fix, choosing DBSIM.EXE, VSHELL.EXE and ES2.EXE as the files and the fixes. EmulateJoystick. ForceWorkingDirectoryToEXEPath.

GlobalMemoryStatusLie. Save the database and install it by right-click. Reboot. Play!The only thing that does not work is a non-Gameport joystick (USB). Win7 doesn't recognize the Game Port anyway (MS removed the drivers), so you're out of luck for now. Currently I'm writing a wrapper dll for winmm.dll which changes the returned struct of the joystick function: with Win2K, the joy.

functions of winmm.dll returned an expanded joystick structure which seems to make ES believe there is no joystick. More on this can be found in the WINE winmm source (, lines 194 and following).

Runs okay but doesn't detect joysticksIt will complain about the lack of virtual memory and suggest you change settings to allow windows to manage them which is a lie as it thinks that anything over 512MB virtual memory means too little so setting the virtual memory in system/advanced/performance to 512 clears that.But will only run in 640x480 mode and won't temporarily change display res on its own so either play in a small window or manually change it youself2006-10-06 16:42:56 - Operating System/Rating: Windows XP. I managed to get Earthsiege 2 to work fine in Windows XP, but it took some doing.

I used the application comatiblity toolkit from MS, and the game worked with the windows 95 setting, but it was ridiculously slow. I really only needed three fixes - one for the joystick, one to stop the virual memory error, and one for 256 color graphics. Here's the process for how I got it to work perfectly:1. In the compatibility Administrator, right-click on 'Custom Databases' and select new.2. Right-click on the newly-created database and select 'create new' and then 'compatibility mode'.3. Find 'EmulateJoystick' and 'GlobalMemoryStatusLie', and add them (by double-clicking)4. Enter a name for the compatibility mode (I used 'ES2') and click on 'OK'5.

Right-click on the database you created in step 1 and select 'Create new' then 'Application Fix'6. Enter the name of the application ('Earthsiege 2') and the vendor ('Sierra')7. Click the 'browse' button next to the program file location field, and find the ES.exe file (on my system, it's at c:sierraes2es.exe).8.

Click on 'next', then check the '256Color' and 'ES2' compatibility modes. Also, if the 'Microsoft Windows 95' radio button is selected, change it to the 'None' radio button.9. Click 'next', then 'next' again, and then click the 'auto-generate' button.10.

Finally, click on 'Finish'. At this point, you should name your database something (right-click and select 'rename'), and then save it (save button in the toolbar).11.

Now you should be able to right-click on the database and select install. Windows will now watch for you to execute the ES.exe program and apply the fixes automatically. On my system, it performed perfectly joystick and all.2007-02-01 18:37:35 - Operating System/Rating: Windows 2000.

I found it works beautifully until the mission after the virus you put into the cybrid network to shut their hercs down when you're on the moon, where after a while in the mission, which you get to blow a lot of stuff up in, I get an error message saying something like 'draw table full' and then the game resets. I've gotten past this and finished the game by minimizing the amount of buildings I destroy. Not as fun like that though.Using XP SP2, and I haven't changed any compatibility settings yet2007-10-05 10:57:30 - Operating System/Rating: Windows XP. Thanks a lot. This description really saved my day.

Now the game runs well under windows xp with a joystick activated.quote:I managed to get Earthsiege 2 to work fine in Windows XP, but it took some doing. Dirty bombs and terrorists. I used the application comatiblity toolkit from MS, and the game worked with the windows 95 setting, but it was ridiculously slow. I really only needed three fixes - one for the joystick, one to stop the virual memory error, and one for 256 color graphics.

Here's the process for how I got it to work perfectly:1. In the compatibility Administrator, right-click on 'Custom Databases' and select new.2. Right-click on the newly-created database and select 'create new' and then 'compatibility mode'.3. Find 'EmulateJoystick' and 'GlobalMemoryStatusLie', and add them (by double-clicking)4. Enter a name for the compatibility mode (I used 'ES2') and click on 'OK'5. Right-click on the database you created in step 1 and select 'Create new' then 'Application Fix'6. Enter the name of the application ('Earthsiege 2') and the vendor ('Sierra')7.

Click the 'browse' button next to the program file location field, and find the ES.exe file (on my system, it's at c:sierraes2es.exe).8. Click on 'next', then check the '256Color' and 'ES2' compatibility modes. Also, if the 'Microsoft Windows 95' radio button is selected, change it to the 'None' radio button.9.

Click 'next', then 'next' again, and then click the 'auto-generate' button.10. Finally, click on 'Finish'. At this point, you should name your database something (right-click and select 'rename'), and then save it (save button in the toolbar).11. Now you should be able to right-click on the database and select install. Windows will now watch for you to execute the ES.exe program and apply the fixes automatically. On my system, it performed perfectly joystick and all.2007-10-06 10:40:55 - Operating System/Rating: Windows XP.