NFS: Underground was always my favourite. I believe there's a widescreen patch for it, too. Cheats: http://uk.ign.com/wikis/need-for-speed-underground/PC_Cheats

I loved NFS Most Wanted,
Maybe there is a Savegame with all Cars ?
I am sure there are Unlockers to give you access to all cars.
I also had a Trainer for endless slow motion time... so you can win every Race.

Underground und Underground 2 are also very great Games

Probably belongs in Marvin given that your OS is so old. Software

collector wrote:

Probably belongs in Marvin given that your OS is so old. Software

Guess I'm not hip on what goes where regarding the software side of things. Actually almost put it in Millways, if someone wants to move the post feel free to do so.

Buckeye pm me your email and I can send you a savegame for most wanted with access to all cars
my favourite nfs xp game is Hot Pursuit 2
ps: I didnt like carbon or pro street
I wasnt a huge fan of underground either, no more long open tracks only short inner city tracks and they got rid of the supercars
and introduced all that vinyl nonsense

buckeye wrote:

collector wrote:

Probably belongs in Marvin given that your OS is so old. Software

Guess I'm not hip on what goes where regarding the software side of things.

"Very Old Games On New Systems" is the forum name and "DOS - Getting old DOS games working" and "Windows - Getting old Windows games working" were among the first forums made here at VOGONS back in 2002. "On New Systems" was ASSUMED.

Ergo:
- Want to talk old Win3.1/95/98/Me games on NT-based OS's (natively) and all the patches etc. you'll need? Go to "Windows" in "The Guide".
- Want to talk old DOS games on NT-based OS's (natively through NTVDM "command line" environment on 32-bit) and various patches? Go to "DOS" in "The Guide". (This forum almost pre-exists the rise of DOSBox, so...)
- Want to talk about getting a specific game going in DOSBox specifically? go to "DOSBox Games/Apps" in "DOSBox"
- Want to talk about using any emulator at all to get a PC game running? You may want to go to "PC Emulation"
and times change. Newer OS's than XP have been released since 2002, which is why we'll allow talking about getting a Windows XP game going in Windows 10 in "Windows" in "The Guide".

... but none of that is set up for the people who want to run OLD games on OLD systems.

That's why Marvin was created.

To talk running specific games on the operating systems they were designed for, you can go to "Software" in the "Marvin" forum.

You have been asking about running games designed for Windows XP on Windows XP, therefore that's where this thread needs to go. 😀