WB_BlackWolf
Okay, here's the deal, I've seen both yes and no that Windows NT 4.0 will support the following games...
Civilization 3
MechWarrior IV: Vengeance
Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear
Empire Earth
Max Payne
Operation Flashpoint
Can anyone help me to know if I'm getting my chain jerked around?
Thanks
Civilization 3
MechWarrior IV: Vengeance
Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear
Empire Earth
Max Payne
Operation Flashpoint
Can anyone help me to know if I'm getting my chain jerked around?
Thanks
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DosFreak
Civilization 3 - YES
MechWarrior IV: Vengeance = NO
Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear = Unsure...Most likely not. Haven't tested tet.
Empire Earth = NO
Max Payne = NO
Operation Flashpoint = NO
MechWarrior IV: Vengeance = NO
Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear = Unsure...Most likely not. Haven't tested tet.
Empire Earth = NO
Max Payne = NO
Operation Flashpoint = NO
felix
Basic rule is:
OpenGL - YES
DirectX - NO
(However if it's an old game that only requires DX3a it should work).
You can try using setwin95.cmd to make stuff install if it thinks that it only works on Win95.
OpenGL - YES
DirectX - NO
(However if it's an old game that only requires DX3a it should work).
You can try using setwin95.cmd to make stuff install if it thinks that it only works on Win95.
pmistry
Yeah forget running Direct3D games on Windows NT 4.0 it just won't work. OpenGL will work but sound sucks because of the lack of DirectSound support.
Four and Twenty
why are you worried about NT 4 game compatability? I mean why would anyone want to game on NT now that 2k and XP are here? Some people are just gluttons for pain i guess.
DosFreak
Some people may be stuck with NT4 at work.
Sandstorm
Quote:Some people may be stuck with NT4 at work.
Amen.
Amen.
WB_BlackWolf
OP
Quote:why are you worried about NT 4 game compatability? I mean why would anyone want to game on NT now that 2k and XP are here? Some people are just gluttons for pain i guess.
Here's the Rub, my current rig is a company computer from my father's office which is dated by two years now, he's now getting a new one from his office, but it's coming installed with Win NT because it's Company standard until his company is still screwing around with putting Windows XP Professional through beta testing with their software and servers, so for a while, I'm stuck with Windows NT(I run Win95 currently)
Thx for the folks.
Here's the Rub, my current rig is a company computer from my father's office which is dated by two years now, he's now getting a new one from his office, but it's coming installed with Win NT because it's Company standard until his company is still screwing around with putting Windows XP Professional through beta testing with their software and servers, so for a while, I'm stuck with Windows NT(I run Win95 currently)
Thx for the folks.
pmistry
No offense but even Win95 is a pain with current titles and current hardware drivers, but if your system is 2 years old I don't think it will matter that much.
WB_BlackWolf
OP
Quote:No offense but even Win95 is a pain with current titles and current hardware drivers, but if your system is 2 years old I don't think it will matter that much.
Win 95 still has better compatibility for gaming than NT by a wide margin and by dated I mean it stopped being useful for games 2 years ago unless they were low-power strategy stuff and the like, my system is 5 years old.
Thanks for help all, oh and what about Red Alert 2 and Deus Ex? Another couple of titles I own and love, but worry about when the time comes.
Win 95 still has better compatibility for gaming than NT by a wide margin and by dated I mean it stopped being useful for games 2 years ago unless they were low-power strategy stuff and the like, my system is 5 years old.
Thanks for help all, oh and what about Red Alert 2 and Deus Ex? Another couple of titles I own and love, but worry about when the time comes.
felix
Deus Ex should be fine.
OpenGL and wave sound should be fine.
However the advantages of USB mousing in gameplay cannot be under-rated.
OpenGL and wave sound should be fine.
However the advantages of USB mousing in gameplay cannot be under-rated.
pmistry
Win 95 still has better compatibility for gaming than NT by a wide margin and by dated I mean it stopped being useful for games 2 years ago unless they were low-power strategy stuff and the like, my system is 5 years old.
100 % agreed.
Four and Twenty
I definatly still see a place for NT4 out there but 95 is crap.
I am probably more than a little bias due to haveing fast hardware and all the latest betas/RCs from MS so pay no attention to my ramlblings.
I am probably more than a little bias due to haveing fast hardware and all the latest betas/RCs from MS so pay no attention to my ramlblings.
