Luckily this can be solved quite easily by using dgVoodoo2. While they don't crash, they present a nice black screen instead of the expected first person view. Hardware Accelerationīoth Jedi Knight and Jedi Knight - Mysteries of the Sith don't work to well on modern systems when using hardware acceleration. This small posts describes how to setup the original Jedi Knight games to run hardware accelerated in fullscreen to allow full enjoyment. All of the menus and movies where presented in windowed mode (which is a bit small on modern resolutions). When starting the Add-On Mysteries of the Sith an additional problem was encountered. The sound indicated that the game itself was running fine but obviously there was a problem presenting the screen.Ī bit of trial and error revealed that software rendering worked fine but hardware acceleration led to a black screen. While it was no problem starting it and setting it up to use widescreen (which was quite surprising given the age of the game), starting the first mission presented a perfect black screen. While Dark Forces didn't impose any problems (when using DosBox), the first game in the Jedi Knight series did exactly what i kind of anticipated. Recently i wanted to play all of the old Star Wars shooters again and since they are quite old i kind of expected some issues.
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