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Tex Murphy seriesOverseer launch problem - game menu is out of reach(9 posts)(9 posts)
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Posted September 03, 2009
The game installed with no problem. Unfortunately when I try to launch the game the game menu is out of reach. The only menu icon's visible are approximately half of the load and intro icon's at the very top right portion of the screen. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Posted September 03, 2009
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Ho-Hum: The game installed with no problem. Unfortunately when I try to launch the game the game menu is out of reach. The only menu icon's visible are approximately half of the load and intro icon's at the very top right portion of the screen. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

sound like a video problem, some people have having problems with dual cards, if this is what you are using disable one of the cards. Also diable one core if you are using dual core.
previous posts tell you have to do this.
Posted September 04, 2009
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Ho-Hum: The game installed with no problem. Unfortunately when I try to launch the game the game menu is out of reach. The only menu icon's visible are approximately half of the load and intro icon's at the very top right portion of the screen. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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plumgas: sound like a video problem, some people have having problems with dual cards, if this is what you are using disable one of the cards. Also diable one core if you are using dual core.
previous posts tell you have to do this.

I appreciate the reply plumgas. If I am required to go through a bunch of BS in order to get the game to even launch I question my intelligence for even getting the damn thing. I have the original game sitting on my desk both in DVD and CD format. If I wanted to play it that bad I would just get the original DVD to work on my rig which is possible.
This will be my last appearance on this sorry assed site. (not the forum but the site)
Posted September 04, 2009
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plumgas: sound like a video problem, some people have having problems with dual cards, if this is what you are using disable one of the cards. Also diable one core if you are using dual core.
previous posts tell you have to do this.
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Ho-Hum: I appreciate the reply plumgas. If I am required to go through a bunch of BS in order to get the game to even launch I question my intelligence for even getting the damn thing. I have the original game sitting on my desk both in DVD and CD format. If I wanted to play it that bad I would just get the original DVD to work on my rig which is possible.
This will be my last appearance on this sorry assed site. (not the forum but the site)

I wonder that also, if you have the cd version there was no need to purchase the gog version
Posted September 13, 2009
What the hell was that all about?
Posted September 13, 2009
What exactly was unclear to you? I agree with mostly everything in these posts.
Posted September 13, 2009
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plumgas: I wonder that also, if you have the cd version there was no need to purchase the gog version

I guess he bought it from GOG expecting it to be preconfigured to run without any problems, which makes sense considering the game has been classified 'compatible' with Vista/XP on the site. And while this is mostly true for the games on GOG, there are still some (especially the Win32 titles) that have been known to have some major compatibility issues, including Overseer. I think he was pissed because he didn't think he got what he paid for.
Posted September 13, 2009
aah, I see... well, in that case, i kinda see his point!
Posted September 13, 2009
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plumgas: I wonder that also, if you have the cd version there was no need to purchase the gog version
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PimPamPet: I guess he bought it from GOG expecting it to be preconfigured to run without any problems, which makes sense considering the game has been classified 'compatible' with Vista/XP on the site. And while this is mostly true for the games on GOG, there are still some (especially the Win32 titles) that have been known to have some major compatibility issues, including Overseer. I think he was pissed because he didn't think he got what he paid for.

yes but I think his problem was nothing to do with the game.
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