Tsunami 2010     Suggested by Fluffy - Added on 30 Jun 2006 106KB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (52) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (4) - Post comment - Permalink

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 crackedatom: completly crashed my computer after starting a new game
error was cause when i set the Display resolution to my screen size and the graphics control driver showed this error in the Event Viewer :"The driver ialmrnt5 for the display device DeviceVideo0 got stuck in an infinite loop."
My advice: Dont change the display option! [2006-07-02 22:20]

 toxie: hiya.. actually this is the first time that i hear of such an error, so maybe it's your (old?) drivers fault.
(as it works perfectly on a whole bunch of different gfx-cards (intel, nvidia, ati) and also different generations (radeon1/2/3, geforce2/3/4/fx/6, quadro4/fx, ... ...)) [2006-07-05 00:41]

 filbert: Did nasty things with my Matrox dual head G450 with the latest drivers installed! - error messages:
*Couldn't Init multiTextures*
*Couldn't Init LockArrays*
*Couldn't Init Texture_env_combine*
*Couldn't Init Texture_env_add*
- after all that the intro screen launched but I ahd to cntrl+alt+del to get out as nothing worked and I couldn't select any options (like options, start game, exit etc)
not pretty :/ [2006-07-22 03:18]

 jhandubhai: Awesome! Can't believe this much fluidity is packed into 100KB. Use the -windowed commandline option to run and enjoy! [2006-08-03 20:49]

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