Windows 2000 professional + Mortal Kombat Trilogy = crash ?

I would be very happy, if someone could help me with this. I can't play mortal kombat trilogy in Windows 2000 Why? because when i get to choose the character, it crashes. I already heard that. . . there is and there isn't a solution.

Windows Games 5469 This topic was started by WaTerSun, 2003-06-15 04:24

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WaTerSun

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#110426

2003-06-15 06:24

New motherboard, installed drivers, reboot.... will not start!

usb PROBLEM

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treta2003

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#110427

2003-06-15 07:03

Quote:I would be very happy, if someone could help me with this. I can't play mortal kombat trilogy in Windows 2000 Why? because when i get to choose the character, it crashes. I already heard that...there is and there isn't a solution. So i leave it to you guys, to help me with this. I already tried hard to find, but...no results
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DosFreak

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#110428

2003-06-15 09:09

Don't have the game but is this the DOS version? Is there an error message or somesuch?

treta2003

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#110429

2003-06-15 17:07

i think it's the Dos version (sorry, but i changed the nick) . There is a file with the name Dos4gw.

DosFreak

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#110430

2003-06-17 08:31

1st disable sound for the game and try running it then.

2nd try using different versions of dos4gw in this thread: http://vogons.zetafleet.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=214

treta2003

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#110431

2003-06-19 05:53

hey man...that didn't work...any other suggestion? help

Dharmesh

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#110432

2003-07-31 14:27

Sorry there is no possible way ( i speak from many many tries ) if you have or can get a copy of dos installed on your PC....... you can play the dos version

pmistry

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#110433

2003-08-04 07:07

It doesn't work at all, it needs access to VESA drivers and crap and that stuff is just not NT friendly. The DOS might work, but it too needs VESA, sound will be problematic.

Shmelle

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#110434

2004-08-14 20:10

Actually, you might play it... I have Windows XP, and I'm running it under the "Windows 2000" compatibility mode.

There is a patch for this thing, here's the link: http://home.comcast.net/~masterpisgreat/MKTSetup.exe

That's the Xp patch, but it might work... try it.

cubanraul

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#110435

2004-08-17 07:19

I wrote the 2000/XP patch you are linking to, it works perfectly on both OS's and requires no screwing around with anything, just installing it will make everything work.

The site for it is here: http://shortfilms.tk/