August 23, 2002, 05:35
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King
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Help, Confused
Long time MoO fan but I've only recently started to read up on MoO 3.
A couple of things confuse me.
There is apparently 2 sets of Technical specifications for the game.
The Following was found on Hasbro's webpage:
Windows®:
300 MHz Pentium II or better
128 MB RAM
8X or faster CD-ROM
400 MB Hard Drive Space
Direct X 8.0 Compatible Video Card (must be able to display 800x600x16bit)
DirectX 8.0 Compatible Sound Card
8 Player Network Play via TCP/IP (LAN or Internet)
Windows 95/98/ME/XP
The Following is on Apolyton/ Quicksilver's Moo3.com
Windows® :
300 Mhz Pentium II or better
Windows 95/98/ME
64 MB Ram
8x CD ROM Drive
250 MB HD space available
Direct X 8.0 Compatible Video Card (800x600x16-bit)
Direct X 8.0 Compatible Sound Card
Mouse/Keyboard
Quicktime 5.0 or higher
8-Player Network Play via TCP/IP (LAN or internet)
#2) In Hasbro's and Quicksilver's spec sheet. Windows 2k is left out, Can anyone confirm Win 2k is supported?
Thanks
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August 23, 2002, 14:48
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Prince
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Of course win2000 will be supported. It always is.
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August 23, 2002, 18:28
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Deity
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Since W2K is the base for XP and NT is the base for both, if it works on one it should work on the other. The only gotcha is Direct X support levels go down as you go back towards NT.
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