Dos Games Running Too Fast

[MSRX92]

What is the best way to slow down a DOS game that is running too fast (ie CD-Man, Clyde, etc.) I have an shareware version of Mo'Slo that used to work with CD-Man, but now even that can't slow the game down to a playable level. Any ideas? I don't have any experience with DOS emulators and am not sure if that would help with a problem of a computer process being too fast. Thanks!

[DOSGuy]

Actually, that's exactly what DOS emulators are for! Sort of. The purpose of a DOS emulator is to make DOS games work on modern computers, so part of that is speed. DOSBox is pretty close to 100% compatible with all DOS software, and the speed will almost always be perfect. If it happens to be too fast, press Ctrl+F11 to slow it down until the speed is right.

If you have no experience with DOSBox, you might want to start by reading this DOSBox tutorial.

[MSRX92]

Thanks for the speedy reply! I'll check out the link you gave.