Try putting the full path of SAPUCDEX into your autoexec. For example, I installed it with VDMSound, so I have my autoexec point to "C:\Progra~1\VDMSound\SAPUCDEX.EXE". That being said, I've got issues of my own. The game gets rather choppy whenever there's more than one sample being played at once. …

Awesome! The sound in Willy Beamish CD works now! Thanks for the build!

Their reviews haven't been all that great lately either. You can generally get reviews that are just as good, and in much timlier fashion from sites like IGN or GameSpot. On a side note, has anyone ever noticed that being part of their annual "Top 10 Games of (Intert upcoming year here)" feature is …

That's why I stopped my subscription after 7 or 8 years of reading PC Gamer, their staff just isn't what it used to be. Not to mention the fact that they slimmed down just about every feature that made the magazine more worthwhile than online sources (columns, letters, ect.). Its too bad really, …

Just found a copy of the floppy version of Willy to test out, it seems to be very different from its CD-ROM counterpart. The original audio engine was completely MIDI in the floppy, so apparently they added the support for the digital samples later. And, as if to point out how different they are, …

The shrieking gave it all away. Only monkeys can make monkey love so savagely. -DooMStalK

Oh don't worry. We won't report your monkey smuggling ring... yet. Just kidding. 😉 -DooMStalK

Hrm, is there a guide on splicing the floppy and CD-ROM versions? If one does exist, it would be much appreciated if you could point me in the right direction. Thanks, -DooMStalK

Hrm, odd. The floppy version of Willy is listed as working under the VDMSound compatability list. I wouldn't think they'd use two totally different sound engines.

Nope, its either SB, or Pro Audio Spectrum. Thanks for your help though.

I'm trying to run Willy Beamish CD-ROM under Windows XP Professional using VDMSound. If I run it with the default settings, I get the error "Unable to initialize hds! mode=4, port=544". If I change the SB Emulation port to anything other than 0x220, it goes into fullscreen mode, and leaves me with a …