Posted August 03, 2010
I get this on every launch attempt. I'd think an Nvidia 9600 is a hw accelerator. (Win7 64bit, running from user account as administrator)
Gabucino
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Registered: Mar 2010
From Hungary
malebolgia2163
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Registered: Feb 2009
From Canada
Posted October 08, 2010
I've had this same issue running Win7 64bit as well. What has to be done to get the game to work?
Sirkenneloth
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Registered: Oct 2010
From Netherlands
Posted May 09, 2011
Very strange I'm running Windows 7 64bit aswell and I don't have any problem.
Post edited May 09, 2011 by Sirkenneloth
slayer045
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Registered: Sep 2011
From Turkey
Posted September 07, 2011
Hi. I had this problem and i solved it. I think opengl is not supported by Amd (i'm using hd 4770) or nVidia. I downloaded and installed opengl 4.2 driver and opened the game succesfully.
u2jedi
Gallifrey Spires
Registered: Mar 2010
From United States
Posted January 07, 2012
I had a similar issue with Unreal Gold last night. It had the option of software renderer, D3D and GlideFX. Softeware renderer was ugly and GlideFX only allowed a windowed view at 640x480. D3D allowed resolutions beyond that plus fullscreen. Which I think is pretty odd too since nVidia bought 3DFX which created Glide. They own the assets of Glide now and have not used it since the acquisition.
Anyone remember that one sword and sandles game that would ONLY support the 3DFX Voodoo cards? Totally snubbed OpenGL and D3D. Can't remember the name. Just remember not being able to play it on my TNT2 Creative Labs card after installing the demo. Shame, looked like it might have been good.
Anyone remember that one sword and sandles game that would ONLY support the 3DFX Voodoo cards? Totally snubbed OpenGL and D3D. Can't remember the name. Just remember not being able to play it on my TNT2 Creative Labs card after installing the demo. Shame, looked like it might have been good.
Post edited January 07, 2012 by u2jedi
fr33kSh0w2012
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Registered: Jul 2009
From Australia
Posted March 29, 2012
Anyone remember that one sword and sandles game that would ONLY support the 3DFX Voodoo cards? Totally snubbed OpenGL and D3D. Can't remember the name. Just remember not being able to play it on my TNT2 Creative Labs card after installing the demo. Shame, looked like it might have been good.
tre3man
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Registered: Jun 2011
From United States
Posted March 30, 2012
Actually both AMD and nVidia cards support open gl. Most likely your graphics drivers were not at the latest version.
Gabucino: I get this on every launch attempt. I'd think an Nvidia 9600 is a hw accelerator. (Win7 64bit, running from user account as administrator) 
slayer045: Hi. I had this problem and i solved it. I think opengl is not supported by Amd (i'm using hd 4770) or nVidia. I downloaded and installed opengl 4.2 driver and opened the game succesfully.
u2jedi
Gallifrey Spires
Registered: Mar 2010
From United States
Posted August 18, 2012
Thank you! That's the one.
Would have loved to be able to play it with a TNT2.u2jedi: I had a similar issue with Unreal Gold last night. It had the option of software renderer, D3D and GlideFX. Softeware renderer was ugly and GlideFX only allowed a windowed view at 640x480. D3D allowed resolutions beyond that plus fullscreen. Which I think is pretty odd too since nVidia bought 3DFX which created Glide. They own the assets of Glide now and have not used it since the acquisition.
Anyone remember that one sword and sandles game that would ONLY support the 3DFX Voodoo cards? Totally snubbed OpenGL and D3D. Can't remember the name. Just remember not being able to play it on my TNT2 Creative Labs card after installing the demo. Shame, looked like it might have been good.
fr33kSh0w2012: Your thinking of The elderscrolls: REDGUARD aren't you
Would have loved to be able to play it with a TNT2.
Anyone remember that one sword and sandles game that would ONLY support the 3DFX Voodoo cards? Totally snubbed OpenGL and D3D. Can't remember the name. Just remember not being able to play it on my TNT2 Creative Labs card after installing the demo. Shame, looked like it might have been good.