All of the files that I tried from both modern eras do not work for me. I noticed a pattern in the file names, none of the said .zip at the end.
When I tried IaMP from Classic Era, everything seems fine, but when I downloaded EoSD, a few issues came up. Again, it didn't say .zip at the end, but the game worked to an extent from the main file without extracting it. When I use the extracted file, it doesn't work at all, which the computer itself put a warning about the resolution (size) not matching up. I'm not sure how I would be able to fix that. The issue from playing from the main file is that everything is sped up and can only be played in full screen without crashing the computer. After each level, which I was only able to get up to level three in this case, the timer kept exponentially getting faster. From the very first level, it was already much faster than when I played it a few years ago. To put it in perspective, level one was doing a little over one second on the timer per real life second, level two was doing about three seconds on the timer per real life second, then level three was around 6 seconds on the timer per real life second.
I'm about to try PCB to see if the same problem is happening there, but so far I've only been able to play IaMP without issue. most other games aside from IaMP and EoSD haven't been able to even pull up the game screen, regardless of file.
When I tried IaMP from Classic Era, everything seems fine, but when I downloaded EoSD, a few issues came up. Again, it didn't say .zip at the end, but the game worked to an extent from the main file without extracting it. When I use the extracted file, it doesn't work at all, which the computer itself put a warning about the resolution (size) not matching up. I'm not sure how I would be able to fix that. The issue from playing from the main file is that everything is sped up and can only be played in full screen without crashing the computer. After each level, which I was only able to get up to level three in this case, the timer kept exponentially getting faster. From the very first level, it was already much faster than when I played it a few years ago. To put it in perspective, level one was doing a little over one second on the timer per real life second, level two was doing about three seconds on the timer per real life second, then level three was around 6 seconds on the timer per real life second.
I'm about to try PCB to see if the same problem is happening there, but so far I've only been able to play IaMP without issue. most other games aside from IaMP and EoSD haven't been able to even pull up the game screen, regardless of file.