pikey tested this app under Windows XP 64 Bit (x86_64) and rated this product 1 out of 5 points.
pikey's comments:
"16-bit installer on this one, so it won't install on Windows x64. Shame!"
Vess tested this app under Windows XP and rated this product 4 out of 5 points.
Vess's comments:
"Theoretically, "Indy & the Infernal Machine" will cause problems under Windows XP, and Lucasarts' official stance is that they "offer no support for this game under Windows XP".
Realistically, all one needs to do is to run the MS Media Player first, and *then* run Indy. With MP open and kept in the background, the game will work flawlessly under XP.
Note: avoid the patch for this game. It actually gives more problems (such as occasional freezing of an end-level enemy) than cures.
...and to fix camera problems, open "Advanced Graphics Options" from the game's internal menu, enter the options and exit them.
If Indy freezes in place, type "fixme" in the game's console."
Anonymous tested this app under Windows XP and rated this product 5 out of 5 points.
Anonymous's comments:
"Tried to get this to run for ages. Found the post from vess. With Windows Media player in background the game works beautifully.
Would never have thought of that."
Anonymous tested this app under Windows Vista and rated this product 3 out of 5 points.
Anonymous's comments:
"The game works fine up to the 9 level but then the 4th door won't open. And if you unstall it won't reinstall."
Anonymous tested this app under Windows 2000 and rated this product 4 out of 5 points.
Anonymous's comments:
"The only problem that occurs with me is that when the characters speak, no sound comes of it. Any fixes? :/"
Anonymous tested this app under Windows XP 64 Bit (x86_64) and rated this product 1 out of 5 points.
Anonymous's comments:
"I'm using windows xp 64 bit professional and it doesn't work! Is there someone that can give me help or tell me how to play it, please? I would really like to play it again. Thanks"
Anonymous tested this app under Windows XP and rated this product 1 out of 5 points.
Anonymous's comments:
"Has anyone been able to fix the Assert Handler problem? The rest of the info is: sithCamera.c(1288): pThing2 !=((void*)0) Okay - button
I've not been able to find any solutions through google, ask, or msn search engines. The unlikely "Windows Media Player running in the back ground" is of course no help. Any suggestions would be worth while."
