[QUOTE="Darkman2007"]
[QUOTE="Emerald_Warrior"]
I agree with this. And to add to this: I'd rather play console versions of many of the games because it's just less of a hassle. I have Windows 7 and Windows 7 does not want to be compatible with a lot of games. And I don't want to have some games work while other don't, and have to use DOS Box for other games even. Plus I have to have updated RAM and video card for the latest games. Or for older games I might have to hunt down some random file online to make it work. Too frustrating for all of that when I could just pop a disc into my XBox instead.
And that is a fantastic list of XBox games, I'd add some more great XBox games to the list that aren't on Gamecube:
- Crimson Skies: High Road to Revenge
- Fable
- Jade Empire
- Marvel Ultimate Alliance
- MechAssault 1 & 2
- Star Wars: Battlefront 1 & 2
- Tecmo Arcade Classics
- WWF Raw 1 & 2
Emerald_Warrior
for most games, simply using the compatibility option works fine.
Not even close to "most games". To name a few examples from my PC collection that Windows 7 has issues with: Diablo will install and play but looks like a rainbow puked all over it, Hexen won't install but at least I can play it off of disc. Star Trek Voyager Elite Force will start to play, then just shut down. Neverwinter Nights will install, but won't make it past the load screen. Duke Nukem 1 is just glitchy constantly as it plays. Jazz Jackrabbit won't do a thing but give me an error message. It's at the point where I've just said the hell with it.
here are a few fixes which take about 2 minutes
Diabo - create a bat file that turns off explorer.exe (this consists of about 3 small lines of text)
Hexen, Duke Nukem 1, Jazz Jackrabbit- Dosbox will solve that, and one can get a GUI for it which makes things much easier.
most of my games work fine, either on their own , or with small fixes that take a few minutes, not exactly a big deal.
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