How to use the trainer: In very simple terms, download the trainer, use WinRAR to open the file, extract the.exe file (which is the trainer of course).
For Star Wars Episode I: Racer on the PC. 16-bit installer compatability fix. To get a patch for the Windows version (1.01 presumably). Star Wars Episode 1 Racer Download game PC iso, Direct links game PC, Torrent game PC, Crack DLC game PC, Google Drive game PC, New game pc, Game VR PC.
UPDATE 1: Star Wars Episode I Racer patch now available!
UPDATE 2: New links to Copy instead of Google Drive since that was giving people issues
UPDATE 3: New links to OneDrive, since Copy is being shut down :( Hopefully these links will remain live indefinitely!
Ever happened to dig up CD-ROMs of your favorite old games from the better part of 20 years ago and wondered 'I wonder if this will run on my PC' only to try it and encounter a plethora of compatibility issues? That was pretty much the story for me, but being the tinkerer that I am I couldn't just leave it at that. First I found fixes, unofficial updates, and mods all around the internet that brought the games up to runnable status. Then I went a bit deeper and started tinkering with the CD-ROM files themselves. I wanted to preserve the original experience as much as possible, so that rather than jump through a lot of hoops just to install the game and then search for a bunch of mods to get it actually running, I could just pop the CD in and pretend it hadn't aged a day.
The results are what you see below: ISO patchers which update these games on the installation CD level to create modified disk images that are fully compatible with modern PCs. Click the titles to download the patchers, follow the instructions here or in the included 'readme' files, and enjoy! Consider this my contribution to the gaming community to keep the classics alive.
Star Wars Dark Forces II: Jedi Knight (click here for digital edition patch)
Star Wars Episode 1 Racer Xp Patch Download
Features:
Updates to built-in launcher
32 and 64-bit compatible installation program
The latest official and unofficial updates
Fix to allow 3D acceleration on modern NVIDIA/AMD graphics cards
Fix to allow music to play on modern operating systems
Fix to allow binding keyboard functions to mousewheel (emulates U and I keys)
Includes modern keybinds preset
Star Wars Jedi Knight: Mysteries of the Sith (click here for digital edition patch)
Features:
Updates to built-in launcher
32 and 64-bit compatible installation program
The latest official and unofficial updates
Fix to allow 3D acceleration on modern NVIDIA/AMD graphics cards
Fix to allow music to play on modern operating systems
Fix to allow binding keyboard functions to mousewheel (emulates U and I keys)
Includes modern keybinds preset
Features:
Updates to built-in launcher
32 and 64-bit compatible installation program
The latest official updates
Features:
Updates to built-in launcher
Custom 64-bit compatible installation program
Fix to allow 3D acceleration on modern NVIDIA/AMD graphics cards
Fix to allow audio to play on modern sound devices
IPX emulation to allow for LAN multiplayer
Note that NONE OF THESE PATCHES ENABLE PIRACY OF THE GAMES! All CD checks are still present and accounted for.
How to use ISO Patchers:
Step 1: Dig up your old CDs
Step 2: Download ISO creation software like ImgBurn or CDBurnerXP. Use caution, though: both programs will offer to install browser toolbars and the like. Always be sure to choose the 'advanced' or 'custom' installation route and decline all additional software included in the installation package.
Step 3: Use your imaging software of choice to create ISO files of your CDs. You'll likely find that a few .MDS files are created in the process as well--you can simply delete these.
Step 4: Download the ISO patchers from the links above and extract them to the same folder as the ISO files you just created.
Step 5: Drag-and-drop the ISO files of the games to their respective patchers. A command-line window will appear and request administrator access. Grant it so that the patcher can create and erase temporary files for the patching process. Patching takes less than a minute for each game.
Step 6: A patched ISO will be generated. Windows 8/10 users can simply double-click the patched ISO files to mount them. Windows 7 users and earlier will need software such as WinCDEmu to mount the ISO files as drives or alternatively to simply burn the images to blank CDs.
Step 7: Install and run the games just like you did in the old days!
Optional 1: For JK/MotS, run the game and go to Setup > Controls > Options > Load Configuration. There will be a configuration named 'Modern Binds'. Load it and the keyboard and mouse will be bound to adapt to modern FPS/TPS conventions.
Optional 2: For multiplayer play on Racer, open the 'Configure Star Wars Episode I Racer Multiplayer Settings' shortcut created in the start menu (or run IPXCONFIG.EXE directly from the installation folder). This application may need administrator access to function. In the window that appears, select your active network from the Network Adapters box and ensure that 'Enable interface' is enabled. Other fields will be filled automatically. Click Apply/OK and then run Star Wars: Episode I Racer. You can now host/join multiplayer matches!
Note that I am not the author of the majority of the fixes included in the patches. All credit goes to each fix's original creator (more info in the 'readme' files).