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Hello, I'm still alive and lurking. This is the first video I had the chance to upload in a while, since I've been studying like crazy for the past few months. But now I finally have some time to get back to making music and uploading videos! This is a pretty simple EDM track inspired by the cyberpunk aesthetic, hope you'll enjoy.

Hello All, I got my copy of lego rr off of my abandonware, unfortunately I am having troubles with this guide, after having installed the game and following the directions to the letter, when I try to open the application it just shows me a 640x480 resolution of whatever is on screen and then the application closes a few seconds after opening. If anyone could help me with this issue it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

I can absolutely confirm this. Works perfectly fine for me. Many thanks to Mikkel246 for this method. I'd suggest to sticky this thread since I think it is a true alternative to both Cafeteria and VirtualBox. Here's a written guide for people who prefer those over video guides: How to run Lego Rock Raiders under Windows 10 (and 8?) natively with the dgVoodoo wrapper (without Cafeteria or VirtualBox): Quick and dirty guide: Do a regular installation of Lego Rock Raiders Add d3drm.dll Download dgVoodoo 2.53 and extract dgVoodooSetup.exe and the DirectX .dll files (MS folder) into LRR's installation directory Should already run. Configure dgVoodoo DirectX wrapper through dgVoodooSetup.exe at will (If LRR was installed in C:\ you need to run it as Admin) Make sure to select LRR's installation directory as the place to save dgVoodoo's config Long and thorough guide: Get a copy of Lego Rock Raiders (physical disc or virtual disc image) Insert / mount the disc / image Install normally (If this doesn't work, refer to Cyrem's guide: Installer Not Working? You Can Salvage Your Game.) Download d3drm.dll. I could not find a working download on these forums, so I suggest using a download from the Machines - Wired for War community: http://download.wiredforwar.org/Game/d3drm.dll Got to the Lego Rock Raiders installation directory, usually C:\Program Files (x86)\LEGO Media\Games\Rock Raiders Copy the downloaded d3drm.dll to this Lego Rock Raiders folder Download the dgVoodoo 2.53 wrapper: http://dege.freeweb.hu/dgVoodoo2_53.zip Open the .zip file and extract the following files to the Lego Rock Raiders folder (C:\Program Files (x86)\LEGO Media\Games\Rock Raiders): dgVoodooSetup.exe From the MS subfolder: D3D8.dll D3DImm.dll DDraw.dll In the Lego Rock Raiders folder, right-click on dgVoodooSetup.exe and select Run as administrator (Running as Administrator is not necessary if the game was not installed on C:\) Perform all steps as shown below: The resolution should match your monitor's. VRAM and Antialiasing settings work fine on a GTX 970. Adjust if problems occur. Run Lego Rock Raiders A Mode Selection window should appear. Default settings should be fine. The seleced Device should be: Direct3D HAL (dgVooddoo Hardware Accelerated Device) Click Ok Lego Rock Raiders should now run in 1920x1080 fullscreen and high FPS. Textures and UI elements will look pixelated and stretched. This is normal because the game was made for lower 4:3 resolutions. No music will play in-game. There is no known fix for that. If you want the music, rip it off your disc and play it in the background with a music player. It took me many hours to figure out a way to properly run Lego Rock Raiders on Windows 10, so I made this guide to hopefully save some people a lot of time. My Specs: Windows 10 Pro x64 Intel Core i7 2600k 16GB RAM MSI GeForce GTX 970 GAMING 4G German Lego Rock Raiders disc image