Ace's Gaming Session - Star Wars X-Wing for MS-DOS(floppy disk edition) Part 4

It's been WAY too long since I posted the 3rd part of my Star Wars X-Wing Gaming Session, but now, it's time to get it going again.

So I mentioned how Tour of Duty Mission 4 is an absolute nightmare in the floppy disk edition of X-Wing, and I've tried as hard as I could to complete the mission. Did I succeed? Watch and find out.

Played on my main MS-DOS gaming PC with the following specs(it has since been upgraded):

-Intel Pentium 120MHz
-16MB of RAM
-7GB hard drive
-ATI 3D Rage II+DVD PCI graphics card with VGA, Composite and S-Video output(S-Video was used for capturing the video from my computer)
-SoundBlaster Pro 2.0 and Ensoniq Soundscape sound cards(only the SoundBlaster Pro 2.0 is in use here - the Soundscape is for my Roland CM-64 and CM-300)
-OSes are MS-DOS v6.22 and Windows 3.11(I had to install Windows 3.11 because the Soundscape's drivers would not stop beeping the PC speaker and interrupting bootup because of a missing Windows.ini file)

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