Windows 7 Game Compatibility List

DialgiX what CPU model is that 478 or 775 you got cause i have a crap lode of CPUS here

Why should I have to reeducate myself every time you "make things better"?????????

kingant said:

Windows 7 x64 Ultimate RTM Build 7600.

Works Perfect (No Issues):

- Spore
- Resident Evil 5
- Grid
- Wolfstein
- Dawn Of War II
- Empire Total War
- Grand theft Auto IV
- Call Of Duty World At War, Singleplayer
- Demigod

Works, Some Issues:

- Age Of Empires I, Rise Of Rome: Random Freeze, i have to reset my cpu. I have tried run as administrator, all compatibilities but the freeze still occurs randomly.
- Call Of Duty World At War, Multiplayer: Crash to Desktop, Random. Sometimes it works for many hours without issues. Sometimes after one or two rounds it crash back to desktop. Unhandled Exception.

New editions are supposed to be more able more complete blah blah blah. I am sick of the money grubbing companies (Microsoft)who have forgotten who I am and only want to make themselves richer by forgetting those of us who have supported them from the beggining. Windows 3.1. Damn it my old games at least to some extent should run on the new formats!!!!!! I will leave you behind and maintain an out of date format that you cant make another dime on if you dont accomodate me .

it is true for windows being complete

Timeline and Links to other windows
Windows 3.11 - 95 - 95B - 98 - 98se - ME (WDM/NONWDM)
NT3 NT4 2000 - XP - 2003 (WDM)
Vista - 2008 - 7 - 8 (WDDM 1.1/1.0)

Too keep my Reg clean and working at peak speeds i use Tune Up Utility's 2010

Only game i cant get to work is Sacred 2 since 7 is not supported as yet XP/Vista only it goes to show 7 is allot different to Vista in terms of whats under the hood

I also get my classics from GOOD OLD GAMES Even Tho i have them already so its ezy to use Buy Download and install and play no tweaking needed DOS box is integrated into games and or custom directX Drivers for windows games

For nostalgias' sake I tested Diplomacy (The 1999 version released by Microprose - not the 2005 version released by Paradox Entertainment) on my Win 7 x64 (Professional) based PC.

I set it to install & run in "XP SP2" compatibility mode and it works 100%.

Command & Conquer: Generals: Zero Hour

works on 64bit ??? any one sure of it ???