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I have WinXP SP1a and didn't run on my machine. Some of my friends say that it ran on thier machine while some faced the same problem like me. Did it run on ur machine bart.
Anyways tnx for that info ![]() Regards, |
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Well, for me it worked (XP SP1), but you can't say it "ran", it was more like crawling (and no, I won't buy a new gfx card
)Anyway, those guys do amazing stuff.. bye |
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REgards, |
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Yehh I run this game it is very nice
![]() Graphic & models its generating in the fly |
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Tried on 2 machines with XP (SP1) and didnt run
Anyway, the screeshots are amazing! cannot believe it yet! |
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Maybe some of the system requirements are too much Regards, |
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The problem with creating a game in 96KB (what they do is use equations and dynamically generated code to make up the 3D Scenes and music) is that you're basically restricting it to a very specific and small audience. Not only does it require creap-of-the-crop hardware, but even on such hardware, minor differences in drivers or video card can be a catastrophe for such a game. So yes it's quite possible, but not very practical... this isn't to say that games which come on 2 DVDs (UT 2004) are any better...
Best regards, Alex Ionescu http://www.relsoft.net |
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