I totally recommend looking into that, EAX is basically like 3D Audio.

Hit Alice.exe and your game should be working 100% fine no issues! Audio quality will be a little low but there's videos that explain how to get OpenAL working and emulating EAX audio.

This'll make a shortcut so you don't have to keep going back to that folder.

If easier, right click on alice.exe, send to, desktop.

Sorry if this is a little confusing but this makes the game run best. This fixes the weird screen tearing and framerates, so it'll make the game silky smooth. Underneath the thing that says 'seta r_colorbits '32' ', press enter to make a new line and add seta r_swapinterval '1' to enable vsync. In that folder, open the base folder, then open up the config.cfg file with a notepad.Extract all the contents of the downloaded file to that Alice folder you made.Go to 'My Computer' and then go to 'C:/' and make a folder named 'Alice'.Go to this site ('s page) and download the one that's 613mb.So, sorry that was kinda long, but if you want the *original abandonware* version of the game: I made a review on Youtube for Halloween where I explained this stuff :P It's one of my favorites too! So I would say it's a little better to use the original even though the resolutions are lower. But even still, the remaster bundled with MR made the game alooot easier, removed the EAX Audio you could use, and toned down the violence a little bit.

Couldn't tell you about the console versions, but I'd imagine the same unless you buy a copy with a fully usable code almost all of which have probably already been redeemed. It's not for sale anywhere and even the remaster that you could get as DLC for 'madness returns', is nowhere to be found for purchase. I would say that it *is* abandonware - there's no way to legally purchase it and there hasn't been for quite some time.

Instaling Alice in Wonderland