It used to play just fine, but the last couple times I tried to play it, instead of giving me the standard full-screen display, it jammed everything up in one-quarter of the screen, (top left) AND turned everything weird photonegative colors.
I uninstalled and deleted the whole program, and reinstalled it, just in case there was a problem with a degraded program, but that didn't work.
I tried playing it directly from the CD-ROM, but it still did the same thing.
All my other programs seem to work okay...
Might I have some video setting somewhere set wrong?
Any ideas?
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"Ed Gruberman, you fail to grasp Ty Kwan Leap. Approach me, that you might see." -- The Master
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Star Trek Gamma Quadrant
Average Rated 6.83 out of 10 Smileys by Fabrux
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"If this were a dictatorship, it'd be a heck of a lot easier ... just as long as I'm the dictator." - George "Dubya" Bush, Dec 18, 2000
Please excuse me while I drag my knuckles back into my cave, and try to make fire.
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"Ed Gruberman, you fail to grasp Ty Kwan Leap. Approach me, that you might see." -- The Master
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"You must give in to tock." - The First One
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Here lies a toppled god,
His fall was not a small one.
We did but build his pedestal,
A narrow and a tall one.
-Tleilaxu Epigram
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Pronouces it "Twenty-O-One"
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P.S., DOOM may be old, but it makes a kick-ass LAN party game. Even if you have to oldify your network with IPX/SPX simulation for a game. *LOL* But it'll run on even Brian's old comp....let's see Quake do that!
[This message has been edited by Coddman (edited January 15, 2001).]
There's a store here that has about 10 computers hooked up to a LAN and when you get about as many people there in a game of UT it's a blast.
Unlike Quake, UT doesn't require a 3D graphics card. I can run it on this computer with its 4MB card. Although the Dell comp I'm going to buy will have a 32MB card, so at least it will look a lot better than it does on this one.
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Pronouces it "Twenty-O-One"
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[This message has been edited by Hobbes (edited January 16, 2001).]
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"And Mojo was hurt and I would have kissed his little boo boo but then I realized he was a BAD monkey so I KICKED HIM IN HIS FACE!"
-Bubbles
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"Ed Gruberman, you fail to grasp Ty Kwan Leap. Approach me, that you might see." -- The Master
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"Great Idea!!" - DARKSTAR
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"...[They've] been so completely dumbed down by the media, by tabloid scumbags, by the Christian "right", by politicians in general, the school, parents who are dumber than their parents were, who are dumber than their parents were, and all of whom think that they can bring up a child just because they got down in bed and had a little sex...well, frankly, here is an audience that knows more and more about less and less as the years go by...We are talking about a constituency...that knows nothing. This is pandemic; terrifyingly, paralyzingly pandemic. They know absolutely nothing."
- Harlan Ellison, on the Media Consumer of today.
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"Great Idea!!" - DARKSTAR
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20th century, go to sleep.
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R.E.M.
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Read chapters one and two of "Dirk Tungsten in...The Disappearing Planet"! Show no patience, tolerance, or restraint.
Apparently though, Elite Force is better than The Fallen. Klingon Academy has Cristopher Plummer in, while The Fallen can't even manage Avery Brooks. Tsk.
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"And Mojo was hurt and I would have kissed his little boo boo but then I realized he was a BAD monkey so I KICKED HIM IN HIS FACE!"
-Bubbles
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Luke Ford: "What's it like having a dick in your ass?"
Zoe: "Imagine taking your bottom lip and pulling it over the top of your head. You get used to it but it does hurt."
What does l337 mean?
I still haven't managed to get "Tachyon: The fringe" to boot. It installs, the shortcuts are placed on da desktop, I install the update-patch and doubleclick. Nothing happens. I get a "Forbidden task"-sign after ten secs. And I've reinstalled Windows two times since my first attempt, eight months ago. Still doesn't work. The demo works...
Doom is nice, it was my first real FPS-experience. I had only one episode of Wolfenstein, so it was only a starter.
Doom was scary.
I'd rather they made a new Doom-game, with a next-gen enginge, instead of the Wolfenstein-rehash. http://www.3dactionplanet.com/wolfenstein/
(I thought for a moment and this is thread-related)
There are already so many other FPS's with WWII-themes out there. There's one, "Day Of Defeat", that is a WWII-ized Counterstrike! So instead of M-16's and laser-sights you have Thomson-guns and Lugers... Yum!
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Here lies a toppled god,
His fall was not a small one.
We did but build his pedestal,
A narrow and a tall one.
-Tleilaxu Epigram
It's also used by normal people to mock them. :-)
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My new year's resolution is the same as last year's: 1024x768.
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Here lies a toppled god,
His fall was not a small one.
We did but build his pedestal,
A narrow and a tall one.
-Tleilaxu Epigram
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My new year's resolution is the same as last year's: 1024x768.
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"...[They've] been so completely dumbed down by the media, by tabloid scumbags, by the Christian "right", by politicians in general, the school, parents who are dumber than their parents were, who are dumber than their parents were, and all of whom think that they can bring up a child just because they got down in bed and had a little sex...well, frankly, here is an audience that knows more and more about less and less as the years go by...We are talking about a constituency...that knows nothing. This is pandemic; terrifyingly, paralyzingly pandemic. They know absolutely nothing."
- Harlan Ellison, on the Media Consumer of today.