patched Midtown Madness 2 in Win2K still screwed up (was Re: Driving Games ????)

At least Midtown Madness (2 words separated by a space) 2 (not Roman numerals) looks the same on WinXP. In Win2K with a GeForce 3 Ti 200 trhe graphics are all screwed up--even with the patch! :/ SST wrote:

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> XP2100+, GeForce4 Ti4600 > Under WinXP gaming is not always friendly! > > MidtownMadness I; doesn't look so good any more. 1024 X 768 is max > resolution and on my 19" monitor its a bit disappointing. > > MidtownMadness II; is only slightly better. > > Please post some suggestions and WinXP friendly games.

thanks for the grammar lesson. are you a teacher or just anal? "Eep�" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > At least Midtown Madness (2 words separated by a space) 2 (not Romannumerals) looks the same on WinXP. In Win2K with a GeForce 3 Ti 200 trhe graphics are all screwed up--even with the patch! :/

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> > SST wrote: > > > XP2100+, GeForce4 Ti4600 > > Under WinXP gaming is not always friendly! > > > > MidtownMadness I; doesn't look so good any more. 1024 X 768 is max > > resolution and on my 19" monitor its a bit disappointing. > > > > MidtownMadness II; is only slightly better. > > > > Please post some suggestions and WinXP friendly games. >

Just anal from what I've seen. -- Ian P <email invalid due to spam> "SST" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:WpeO8.24613$[email hidden]... > thanks for the grammar lesson. are you a teacher or just anal? > > > "Eep�" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > At least Midtown Madness (2 words separated by a space) 2 (not Roman > numerals) looks the same on WinXP. In Win2K with a GeForce 3 Ti 200 trhe > graphics are all screwed up--even with the patch! :/ >

"SST" <[email hidden]> writes:

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> "Eep�" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > At least Midtown Madness (2 words separated by a space) 2 (not Roman > > numerals) looks the same on WinXP. In Win2K with a GeForce 3 Ti 200 trhe > > graphics are all screwed up--even with the patch! :/ > thanks for the grammar lesson. are you a teacher or just anal?

It was a spelling lesson, actually. -- -asbjxrn

Um, actually no it wasn't. "Asbj�rn Bj�rnstad" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > "SST" <[email hidden]> writes: > > > "Eep�" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:[email hidden]... > > > At least Midtown Madness (2 words separated by a space) 2 (not Roman > > > numerals) looks the same on WinXP. In Win2K with a GeForce 3 Ti 200trhe

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> > > graphics are all screwed up--even with the patch! :/ > > > thanks for the grammar lesson. are you a teacher or just anal? > > It was a spelling lesson, actually. > -- > -asbjxrn

Neither; I'm simply precise. :) This is a textual communication medium; learn how to communicate with it efficiently and correctly. SST wrote:

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> thanks for the grammar lesson. are you a teacher or just anal? > > "Eep�" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > At least Midtown Madness (2 words separated by a space) 2 (not Roman > numerals) looks the same on WinXP. In Win2K with a GeForce 3 Ti 200 trhe > graphics are all screwed up--even with the patch! :/ > > > > SST wrote: > > > > > XP2100+, GeForce4 Ti4600 > > > Under WinXP gaming is not always friendly! > > > > > > MidtownMadness I; doesn't look so good any more. 1024 X 768 is max > > > resolution and on my 19" monitor its a bit disappointing. > > > > > > MidtownMadness II; is only slightly better. > > > > > > Please post some suggestions and WinXP friendly games.

In comp.sys.ibm.pc.games.action Eep? <[email hidden]> wrote: > Neither; I'm simply precise. :) This is a textual communication > medium; learn how to communicate with it efficiently and correctly. Eep is the king of efficiency (but only relative to himself). It's relatively inefficient for everyone else. As such, it's relatively useless for anyone to listen to Eep. "No, you can't 'color outside the lines' and then move the lines."