Works fine on my PC. It is actually awesome not to have to install a lot of mods to bring the game to my taste.

Intel GMA = Not supported.

http://forum.baldursgate.com/discussion/7385/ … ame-performance

I also got it to work, but in Linux under Wine and not in Windows. I have absolutely no idea what they did to make the game more compatible with linux then with windows, but I honestly do not care any more 😀 Linux is my main system anyway 😀
I'm off to play 😜

I would wait until they fix some bugs.

I thought this was supposed to be essential a re-release of Baldur's Gate with bugs fixed so I don't know why it seemingly has more bugs.

I kinda expected there to be more changes. But it's just some new binary with original assets, no new graphics or whatever 😀

Every software has bugs - yougot to live with that 😉

Harekiet wrote:

I kinda expected there to be more changes. But it's just some new binary with original assets, no new graphics or whatever 😀

Unfortunately the problem was that most of the original (hi-res) graphics assets were lost so they couldn't make a better quality version for the game. They made new movies, but I liked the old ones more. The new one are a bit static.

aqrit wrote:

Intel GMA = Not supported.

http://forum.baldursgate.com/discussion/7385/ … ame-performance

Why did they make hardware 3D acceleration a requirement when it didn't exist in the original? If they hadn't done that then there would be no issues for those with slower video cards. The original can be run on any video card supporting SVGA. They can use more highly detailed textures to make the game look better simply by bumping up the video memory requirement without tapping into 3D hardware acceleration and considering that the original BG will run on a Pentium MMX, today's CPU's should have more than enough power to do any required acceleration.

Actually, I did notice some change in graphics. I like the new spell effects, even though they slow the game down sometimes 😀

I also agree that a software mode would be good thing to have as a backup (and if you want to run the game on a nettop, or a tablet.

sliderider wrote:

The original can be run on any video card supporting SVGA

Not really. 16-bit color is a minimum requirement, so that puts it way out of the league of 512kb video cards. Plus, not all SVGA cards supported DirectX.

Also, what do you expect for a port from the iPhone? MDK2 HD isn't going to run on any Voodoo2s either (and probably also doesn't run on Intel GMA).