Afternoon,
I recently bought my little one an old game to play on my laptop. The game is called 'Sheep', and the objective is to guide sheep back to their celestial ancestors. I know, it sounds gripping. Anyway, the specs for this game are not demanding by any stretch of the imagination, P11 233mhz processor, 4mb graphics card, 32mb system memory.
My laptop is ancient, but it has no problem playing games like GTA San Andreas, NFSU2, it will play Oblivion all though the frame rate can be a bit low. The specs for these games, although they're not exactly demanding either are all a lot higher than they are for Sheep. I've installed it fine, running it on compatability mode for a Windows version recommended on the case, but the game wont go past the menu screen. The frame rate is ridiculously low, you have to press enter about 16,000 times for anything to happen, although I have this problem, the sound plays perfectly.
The little one was gutted when it had finished installing but he couldn't play it, does any body have any suggestions to fix this? Hes occupied in the mean time playing the XB1, but hes wanting to get these sheep out of whatever shenanigans they've become enthralled in.
Cheers for reading, any help is much appreciated.
Dale.
I recently bought my little one an old game to play on my laptop. The game is called 'Sheep', and the objective is to guide sheep back to their celestial ancestors. I know, it sounds gripping. Anyway, the specs for this game are not demanding by any stretch of the imagination, P11 233mhz processor, 4mb graphics card, 32mb system memory.
My laptop is ancient, but it has no problem playing games like GTA San Andreas, NFSU2, it will play Oblivion all though the frame rate can be a bit low. The specs for these games, although they're not exactly demanding either are all a lot higher than they are for Sheep. I've installed it fine, running it on compatability mode for a Windows version recommended on the case, but the game wont go past the menu screen. The frame rate is ridiculously low, you have to press enter about 16,000 times for anything to happen, although I have this problem, the sound plays perfectly.
The little one was gutted when it had finished installing but he couldn't play it, does any body have any suggestions to fix this? Hes occupied in the mean time playing the XB1, but hes wanting to get these sheep out of whatever shenanigans they've become enthralled in.
Cheers for reading, any help is much appreciated.
Dale.
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