Download Alias (Windows)

gundstaff 2019-01-30 0 point

Disk 2 must have the label Alias2 when mounted, it is useless to rename the ISO file to Alias2 because when mounted the drive will only show numbers as a name. The solution that worked for me was to copy the files to a folder and create an ISO of it named Alias2.iso with IsoCreator. Working ok.

Anon 2018-11-11 -1 point

Running this one's a mess, I managed to install it using the advice in Darke's comment. But all I get is a black screen for FMVs and Menus, plus you have to mess with the registry to get FMVs to work and save, which I tried for FMVs but I still got the black screen. Couldn't find any help for my issues unfortunately. I'd reccomend grabbing a PS2 Iso and seeing how emulation goes, it's not perfect but it's given me better mileage than the PC version.

DARKE 2018-09-21 0 point

@Answerboi, thanks for your answer, and yes I've tried everything that time. but i think Disc 2 (alias2) doesn't have installation file.

Now i tried to copy and merge both isos content into a folder, run the setup and it works (idk last time it doesn't, it still checks disc 2).
The game is working now i think, but still need no-disc patch, because 'again' the game asking for Disc 2.

It's been so long XD...

AnswerBoi 2018-09-05 0 point

@Darke, I'm downloading this, so I can't confirm if it came with both iso discs

If it did though, the solution is to unmount the disc 1 (don't worry, the installation won't exit) then mount the disc 2 (I'm assuming they're labled Alias1 and Alias2 when mounted) and continue.

This is standard procedure for any multi disc game when installed through cd images like iso, bin/cue or similar formats.

darke 2018-04-18 1 point

Installation doesn't continue after mounting disk 2, it keep asking please insert disk labeled alias2. any help?