yeah when i downloaded mario golf super rush, the emulator runs and sounds like the games working but i get a black screen. spent 5mins dicking around with it before i gave up. was still impressed at the simplicity of it all though
yeah when i downloaded mario golf super rush, the emulator runs and sounds like the games working but i get a black screen. spent 5mins dicking around with it before i gave up. was still impressed at the simplicity of it all though
thanks mate, solved it for me too
That's a really creative solution
Useful for abandonware games like the first two Sims games
Seamlessly on Linux? I am in! Thanks!
For me it was downloading Quarantine that i originally had in 1994 on 3DO. Not the game so much, just that i totally forgot copy protection was done via physical codes back then.
here's how it looked, for example the game would give you a Weight and MPH value and you'd have to supply the 3 digit number that corresponds
"This a scan of the "Red Card", a copy protection scheme for Quarantine. This was black text on a deep red background that was hard to copy by black and white copiers of the era. Color copiers, which cost about a dollar a page had to be used. "
The copy protection for Quarantine was particularly interesting because it was thematic. Given the weight of a pedestrian and the speed of your car, how far will the body fly?
about 3 fiddy. actually i have no idea don't tell anybody though thanks
With the way you worded it, I just want to make sure you're aware that practically every windows game works on linux nowadays. You can install windows repacks/anything through lutris with minimal tweaking. Not only do cracks almost always work on linux, they sometimes even help compatibility by stripping out DRM junk.
Unfortunately older games often have issues.
I was trying to fix Capitalism Lab for a while, but still couldn't manage it.
It only redraws the rectangle around the cursor rather than the whole screen, it must be something to do with the clipper in DirectDraw and that conversion to framebuffer objects in OpenGL.
Yep, I just downloaded a copy and tried it out and it's definitely a weird one. Old games are quite hit and miss, even on windows. Oftentimes, linux will run older games better with its array of compatibility tools, but you can still get unlucky and come across some game programmed via punchcards and duck sounds.
Hi!
Doom 2016 has SteamDRM and Steamworks API protection, so you can crack it with Steamless + Goldberg Steam Emu. It additionally requires winetricks'ing vcrun2015 or it will crash on startup. I suspect the vcrun2015 part is why you were having trouble, not the cracks you were trying. I launched it via the vulkan executable
Heavy Rain has SteamDRM and Steamworks API protection, so you can crack it with Steamless + Goldberg Steam Emu. I was able to get this to work without any other modifications. When starting the game, there was a popup about steam controller configuration something or other, but clicking "cancel" let the game start normally.
My configuration for both games, if it matters:
I wrote a guide for linux cracking here that might help in the future if you didn't see it: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/19693
Hope you get to play these games now!
So, here's how I've tried to do this:
Still just a black screen at startup.
Hi, I was going to write a quick reply with general linux cracking notes, and it turned into not a quick guide: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/19693
I install all of my cracks through Bottles and I've only ever had a problem with SimCity 2014, which is notoriously incompatible with a lot of things.
Just set up bottles, press "run executable" on the setup and afterwards bottles automatically shows the desktop shortcuts that would appear on a windows machine as a list of programs you can run. I've even had luck with running adjacent tools, for example VTOL for titanfall2 and my GTA mod menu injector.
There was a DODI GTA4 repack that included a shit ton of mods. That was a really neat one.
Crazy, I'm 99% sure he just put out a GTA5 repack that is supposed to be an insane overhaul.
I guess it's not really the kind of notable that you're looking for, but ages ago a friend of mine downloaded a copy of Counter Strike: Source, which played the Death song To Forgive Is to Suffer in the main menu. It became literally the only death metal song he ever liked, evidently due to a tenuous connection with Counter Strike.
That does sound quite memorable
I'm not sure why but that made me wonder about other repacks like that and I wonder if someone has ever bundled the Star Wars mod for Call of Duty 4 together with the base game.
thanks for using Leebra!
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