Just because Windows Vista and/or Windows 7 aren’t mentioned in the system requirements doesn’t mean that Half-Life won’t run on those systems, you can run almost any game on newer ones. I even played the very first Prince of Persia on Windows XP although it was developed for MS-DOS. So buy it, it will work.
And if it doesn’t work, someone has brought out a fix to make it work.
(Half-Life works fine, my statement is just a general statement about games on Steam.)
I respectfully disagree [color=black]you retarded piece of shit
I am able to play HL1 on my Windows 7 Home Premium and I downloaded the copy I have now directly from Steam. Works perfectly.
I try getting Jedi Outcast to work properly at 1366X768 resolution, and struggle getting Dark Forces II to run at all. I’d say Half-Life is pretty up to date in being able to play on modern computers, at least from Steam. Especially at highest resolutions.
I don’t want to see that Surface Tension (c2a5e) room with nothing in it.
Works for me. I use Hardware Accel 16bit mode. Try that?
That’s kinda funny, I got DF2 running flawlessly in Win7 even before patching, with hardware acceleration and 1680x1050 resolution.
Pretty surprising it supports that res actually.
Yeah on topic, I don’t want to see references to stupid BM forum conversations as easter eggs.
joo must be keeding aren’chyoo
I was able to do that too. Well, my DF2 runs from Steam with an auto configured dosbox, so…
I don’t recall DF2 ever needing any DOS drivers to run O_o
Whoops, you’re right. For some reason I thought it was still a 2.5D game.
Anyway, you do need some special renderer or something like that to run DF2 properly on modern machines. Google it.
Still no. Unless my shitty computer is just special and can play old ass games without alot of compatibility issues. 