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Zombie Wars is flat out non-runnable on Windows XP, and I don't believe that was fixed in Vista or Win7. It can technically work with W9x set up in a virtual machine, but is abysmally slow.
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I don't have either, so I would belive I would be unable to review that.
EDIT:Gabriel Knight review is finished. Last edited by esgmaster; 11-08-2009 at 06:05 AM. |
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Twlight 2000 review has been finished, and I still can't continue in Agent Katt.
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29-08-2009, 05:55 AM
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Space 1889 refuses to run, something about an incorrect computer...
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I have Iron Blood and Dark Angael somewhere on this PC. Will dig them up when I'm finished with recovering the data from my 250 GB HDD.
Red_Avatar had a functional (music & SFX) copy of Hired Guns, IIRC.
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"something about" is not the best way to describe an error message.
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One of Space 1889's characters is speaking gibberish, is it supposed to have gibberish?
EDIT:Here's the gibberish, or whatever languge it is: "My intungerrcherstung in tuncher auccountungs of homerrch borchcherrch on obserssion. I'ver chervotunherch my erntungircher lifer tungo uncoverrching erpisochers in homerrch's lifer. Tungher instungituncutunger will rcherwaurchch mer forch auny ervicherncer of his auchverntungurchers. In tungurchn, I will rcherwaurchch aunyoner who chiscoverrchs ervicherncer of homerrch's erxistungerncer." Most of the game is understandable so far. Is this actually another languge or did Paragon's grammer staff fail at english completely? Last edited by esgmaster; 04-09-2009 at 02:58 AM. Reason: The Gibberish. |
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My interest in the accountings of Homer borders on obsession. I've [devoted?] my entire life to uncovering episodes in Homer's life. The Institution will reward me for any evidence of his adventures. In turn, I will reward anyone who discovers evidence of Homer's existence. That kinda makes sense... Does it make sense to you? Looks like a fun puzzle to have in a game.  |
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What's the name of the character? We could use it as an inside joke for leet speakers and other gibberishers. :laugh:
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