So have you received it?

How about next week sometime?

If you're on XP and you can't get it to work, you might have DEP turned on for all programs and services except for those you explicitly exclude. Add I'76 to the list of excluded programs; that's what worked for me.

My only problems with D3D mode are that 1) the markings on the gauges in the instrument cluster aren't legible, either in cockpit mode or head-up mode, and 2) the road signs are for the most part also illegible, but everything else is fine.

Hey, being that you tested I'76, do you know of any registry or ini file or config file changes that could possibly clear up my aforementioned graphics problems? There are such hacks for games like Battlezone - ini file - and the Freespace series - registry - which make all the difference when running on newer PCs. Did I ask you this a year or two ago? I can't recall...order abortion pill abortion pill buy online where to buy abortion pillwhere to buy abortion pill ordering abortion pills to be shipped to house buy abortion pill online

If it's cut scenes that trouble you, I wonder if you need Indeo codecs to play them. Microsoft doesn't distribute them with Windows anymore, and Intel - they created the codecs - sold them to Ligos. Ligos sells Indeo v5.2 - the final version - for $14.95, and that includes support for the older codecs. I know you can find versions 5.1 and earlier on the web for free, but not from the Ligos website anymore.

I bought Indeo v5.2 from Ligos a few years ago, and I've never had any problems playing cut scenes in any older game. Even if the Indeo codecs don't fix your I'76 issue, there are plenty of older games that require them so having them doesn't hurt.abortion pills online http://www.kvicksundscupen.se/template/default.aspx?abortion-questions cytotec abortion

Okay, if you guys are having trouble getting the game to run, here's the benefit of my experience:

Installation:

Both I'76 and Nitro Pack installed without a hitch on Windows XP Pro SP2, so if you're running XP your installations will most likely also succeed.

Running:

Nitro Pack is a lot more finicky than I'76. If you haven't set Windows 95 compatibility mode for splash.exe in the Nitro Pack folder, you won't be able to select Direct 3D mode when you start the game. Also, the game executable, nitro.exe, will crash right away and you'll get an error window if you have DEP turned on for all programs and services except those you select. However, the error window doesn't tell you that you need to exclude nitro.exe from DEP, so it was difficult to try to find out what was preventing the game from running. To add nitro.exe to the DEP exception list, click Start > Control Panel > System > Advanced > Performance Settings > Data Execution Prevention > Add. Then just navigate to the folder with nitro.exe and select it. Make sure there is a green check mark in the box next to nitro once it's in the list, click on Apply, and that's it. Nitro Pack should now run. I also added I76.exe to the DEP exception list, and set Windows 95 compatibility mode for the splash.exe in the I'76 folder even though I didn't have to in order to select Direct 3D mode. Also, I set Windows 95 compatibility mode for both i76.exe and nitro.exe. They may not need compatibility mode; they seem to run fine without it in fact, but I set it anyway.

Cut scenes:

See my previous post regarding Indeo codecs.

Wth these settings, I've been playing through the TRIP in I'76 with difficulty set to 'Badass'. I've only made it as far as the third mission because it's so... well, difficult! It's a real blast, though; I love this game.

So hurry up and get your games running so we can meet up out in the desert for some vehicular deathmatch action, '70s style!

I GOT IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I GOT IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What a better way to celibate the 10th anniversary of I-76 with the Arsenal pack. I'm so excited that I haven't even installed it yet...

Ok.... I'll get this baby installed and I'll be back in about a few years (when I'm done playing and re-playing this game a million times)....

I'm going to make ISO back ups first just incase something happens to the disks.

Hey, MM... By any chance, have you noticed that one of the characters from the Nitro Pack (the Scottish guy who is one of the good guys) later becomes a bad guy in the first game? I think he later goes by 'Colisto' or something like that. It's a short level but he is used a lot in the Nitro Pack.

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Cripes, this game is difficult on Badass! Playing for hours night after night has only gotten me to the mission in which you find and protect the warehouse. Grueling, but fun.

On the upside, this is probably great practice for multi melee!

Still haven't run across the Scottish guy, Qix77.