There is a working version of Beyond Good and Evil on gog.com. You only have to turn down the AA, no futher tweaking required. Runs on practically any machine. You should definitely buy it.Mr.K. said:Well I wanted to go back to some oldies and got ***** smacked by the multicore issues:
- Beyond good and evil (after thousands of compatibility tweaks,it will run but never in any sort of playable fashion)
- Dungeon Siege (will crumble every few seconds)
- Diablo 2 (wont even finish loading)
Seems I haveto go and put one of my old machines together, quite a hassle for these few games.
Thanks for the tip, I've done that.Owyn_Merrilin said:You quoted the wrong person; only the person whose post you're immediately quoting gets a notification, nested quotes don't do anything for the people higher up in the chain. You might want to re-quote the guy, just to make sure he gets the message.kayisking said:On gog they have a version of Beyond Good and Evil that works great once you turn off the anti-aliasing. It´s great, it really is, check it out.Owyn_Merrilin said:Diablo 2 runs just fine on my Dual Core machine running Windows 7 64 bit. Just make sure you're running the fully patched version. If you can't get it to load far enough to get to the auto patcher, Blizzard has a manual patch on their website.Mr.K. said:Well I wanted to go back to some oldies and got ***** smacked by the multicore issues:
- Beyond good and evil (after thousands of compatibility tweaks,it will run but never in any sort of playable fashion)
- Dungeon Siege (will crumble every few seconds)
- Diablo 2 (wont even finish loading)
Seems I haveto go and put one of my old machines together, quite a hassle for these few games.
Got that from Steam for like 3 euros, works perfectly on my quad-core PC.Vault101 said:Byond good and evil
the game should be renamed "dual cores are evil"
No need to be, GoG is a fantastic site. There'll be a crapload of people here who'll agree with me.Dfskelleton said:I've always wanted to play System Shock 2, but I can't find the thing anywhere, which makes me a sad panda.
Also, Blood. Yes, I know it's on GOG, but I would like to know more about the site. Yes, I'm a litte paranoid, but still.
Jason Danger Keyes said:Crysis 1, and Shogun 2: Total War
Not because my computer is way too advanced to run them (I fucken wish), but because I'm ghetto and it's not beefy enough to run them.
I think the thread should be altered to accommodate games you'd need to upgrade to play as well.
I obviously have no idea what computer you have, but Crysis actually has a fairly low threshold if on low settings. It's gotten popular to call it an unoptimized monster that barely works on NASA computers, but it really only gets difficult to run when getting up in the highest settings.Flailing Escapist said:Crysis! Which isn't saying a lot because Crysis is computer Jesus impossible.
In reference to X-Com, can you confirm this is the issue where large black rectangular fill (larger than pixel size... say a twelfth of the screen) consumes the screen and the game seems to freeze alongside being impossible to play? I've got the Steam release and play it in Wine (on a Mac OS...). I ask because the issue doesn't seem to produce what you gave as an example in your screenshot and I'm wary of my inexperience. I have some doubt that your fix will work with Steam and the Wine explorer, but since the Wineapp database didn't seem aware of the problem, anything you address would be helpful.Dexter111 said:... I tried ACT some time ago on X-Com ...
...If you get any Color Errors...
I can run it on a fairly current Mac, but that might be because Aspyr ported it for Mac OS X. I gave up on that game anyways, because multiplayer is absolutely impossible from what I gathered from Google. Aside from AI issues (some skirmish teams would just not even try) I had quite a bit of fun with it though, so good luck running it.ZoMaster101 said:One game I have is Star Wars galactic battlegrounds and when I got my new laptop in the summer of 2009 I tried playing it but my computer was apparently too advanced for it to play.