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Re: wipeout 1995 crashing

There are lots of things wrong with this config. You should not use 1000 cycles. Use auto. You should not use simple core. Use dynamic. You should not use memsize 63. Use 16. You should not use vga. Use svga_s3. You should not use rate 8000. Use 48000. ( this is especially important since your …

Re: New enough to be old?

I just got back from my evil industry-killing gamer-betraying steam gaming. TF2 :happyhappy: :lol: :happyhappy: :lol: The reason for the 3 account thing is how the databases work, different servers, etc. For support you'd need a professional and real account with your name for a ticket system; for …

Re: New enough to be old?

Once the Doom3 source code comes out I think there will be a special vertex light simulation path for the rendering on older hardware being tried out by some crazy programmer, I predict

Re: New enough to be old?

Stull wrote: "If Doom 3 was released in 1998..." to be fair, they could do that on a pcx2 since it was the only card with a 32-bit stencil buffer at the time, it'd be doom3 with the bumpmaps turned off and the special cubemap projectors gone

Re: New enough to be old?

sgt76 wrote: Only in 2007 did such things become cheap enough to be mainstream, and then widescreen gaming took off and entered what is probably the current "modern" era. Widescreen tried to take off. Many times. 1997's Darklight Conflict is in perma-wide for example

Re: what was that one pie program

in Milliways
Partition magic? Tried to look for old screenshots, couldn't find any with huge pies and colorful captions. It may have been from a shell extension, but I think that it was just native to Win9x. I remember it from just calling up a drive's property sheet (on the first tab) in Explorer. By disk …

Re: New enough to be old?

Well, yeah. It's Bethesda. A lack of testing, more hype than substance, more news about paid-for glowing reviews and DLC than there is for patches and bugfixes... its how they've rolled for the past 20 years. It's how RAGE and Brink got bad launches, further tarnishing the id software brand, …

Re: New enough to be old?

If no one talks about it, then it's officially old. Publishers, press, etc. act on a goldfish memory, since the prolongued interest of a game these days is less than 1 year with over restrictions and DLCs etc... and if there's DRM that's notoriously invasive, it'll be even shorter.

what was that one pie program

in Milliways
That pie-chart'd your hard drive's disk usage? Details I remember: - 1995-1996 is when I last saw it - It had a blue/cyan "colorful caption" on the window (this is prior to Win98 - many apps tried to spiff up their captions for the hell of it) - It used pies - Win32, for Windows 95

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