<t> It is XP compatible. I am playing it on XP right now.<br/>
I am here looking at feedbacks to help me decide if I should buy Matrix's new rendition.<br/>
I have been burn once, by Close Combat III. I own the old game, the new one is just a face lift.<br/>
So far I am undecided over Carriers at ...

<t> Think you're right, Nimits, about Toland's treatment of Japanese attrocities. Nevertheless its a good source for Japanese point of view. I believe truth cannot be reproduced in any single volume. As soon as I finished Rising Sun I move on to other books that focus on more specific subjects.<br ...

Read Toland's book, too. The Manchurian faction of the Japanese Army happen to be responsible for most of the attrocities in China. I guess lofty ideals and big guns don't mix.

<t> I am reading your reply a little late but thanks, DeadInThrench!<br/>
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I don't like the black boxes, too, so now I'm playing fullscreen without DosBox and mouse. I believe this game was made for the keyboard and mouse support was only thrown in as an afterthought. The best solution I have ...

<t> I believe the African Front wasn't destroyed until May 1943 at Tunis. Four German military disaster in chronological order:<br/>
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Stalingrad -- Feb 1943, entire army destroyed<br/>
Tunis -- May 1943, entire front destroyed<br/>
Normandy -- June 1944, new enemy front created<br ...

And if I remembered correctly, it's "Baba Yaga" from that suite.

Problem solved. Use DoxBox.[8|]

Thought Matrix version is customized for Windows so I didn't resort to DoxBox right in the begining.

<t> I'm sure this problem is not new to you guys but there's no FAQ here so I think I'll just ask.<br/>
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I'm using Windows XP SP2 and there is no mouse cursor when I entered War in Russia. It is there, just not visible. I know because if I move the mouse I can click on different buttons.<br ...