I don't have many dx6 games, but it appears to work fine in TR: Chronicles so far🥰 I just love this project sooooooooooo much

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They were still making 32-bit processors in 2006, I had one of these (Intel Core Duo T2300 to be exact) in a Windows XP laptop, that I in turn got used. So I was basically still using a fully 32-bit OS until it broke (which must've been around 2016) but I think it's not inconceivable that some hardware from this era has survived to this day. After all, some MS-DOS-era hardware sill works today and is much older, from like the eighties.

However, even if it works, I very much doubt it would be good enough to run any remotely modern game. The small laptop that I had back then even struggled with games from its own era, such as the Sims 2, which can run fine on basically anything today.

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I thought I read something somewhere about the 64-bit client being unable to launch 32-bit games?

PCGamingwiki says this about the Linux client:

User requests for a native 64-bit client have been denied by Valve on numerous occasions since 2014, purportedly since such a client would be unable to launch 32-bit games.

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I should get through my massive backlog before buying anything new 😆

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Its a cool game but i lost interest after i could not beat Fungus on normal difficulty after trying at least 7 times. It was just to difficult for me and was blocking progression to all the other pathogens.

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hell yea! Today I installed V-Rally 2 Expert Edition (directx 7 game) from disc. It installed fine after unchecking the extra install options. The disc check works, the joystick works, and it even renders fine at 1080p with standard Proton 9. Getting D7VK working with it was a breeze.

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better late than never I suppose… the biggest culprit here must be the 2 DRM's they are running AT THE SAME TIME (Denuvo and Capcom Protector), and what's worse is that the game apparently checks every single texture going in and out of memory. Such a waste of processing cycles for nothing useful.

Shame on you Capcom for treating your paying customers so badly.

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glitchi graphics :wub:

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we are so screwed…

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I don't really get how this is different from Black Mesa?

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