Windows 7 Game Compatibility List

Darician said:

Were you able to get Thief II as well as the original or Gold to work on 32-bit Windows 7?

Finally got to installing the original Thief: Dark Project and yes, the affinity fix works perfectly. Thanks for that, though I specifically remember not having to use that fix before on Win7 lol xD
I assume the same fix will work for Thief II: The Metal Age.

Somehow, I prefer Thief II. The zombies in the original are friggin' hard to kill xD

Gornot said:

Darician said:

Were you able to get Thief II as well as the original or Gold to work on 32-bit Windows 7?

Finally got to installing the original Thief: Dark Project and yes, the affinity fix works perfectly. Thanks for that, though I specifically remember not having to use that fix before on Win7 lol xD
I assume the same fix will work for Thief II: The Metal Age.

Somehow, I prefer Thief II. The zombies in the original are friggin' hard to kill xD

Yes, it will. And I know how you feel. I got up to the 14th level (Strange Bedfellows) and beat that level in Thief Gold but the 15th level (The Maw) was just too creepy and the zombies cost me so many holy arrows. I particularly in Thief II enjoyed the Bank level.

I know for a fact (I just finished them) that Call of Duty and United Offense (expansion) work on win 7 Ultimate 64 bit.

Can't say the say thing for CoD 2 even though is in the list for W7/64 bit... can't make it work.

Edit: I was able to make CoD 2 work... don't really know why it didn't want to install previously but after a shutdown and restart... everything is back to normal.

Two Worlds 2 works perfectly on x86

Despite non-game related failures of my machine, I have successfully played the following under Win 7 x64 build 7600. All in single player mode (haven't tried multiplayer, not really my thing anyway)
Call of Duty World at War
Call of Duty Modern Warfare
Modern Warfare 2
Modern Warfare Black Ops
Crysis
Fallout 3.

Will add to list once I get my memory problem worked out.

No need to report games that are already in the list on the first page (initial post)
Thaks for the contribution anyway, if you happen to have some old games you'd like to test (that aren't in the list), please do so :)

"Clive Barker's Undying" works on Win7 32bit... There is a, however, a windowed loading screen that appears just before the game actually starts; this can be buggy, but doesn't interfere with the game (which is tweak-able as hell in nVidia's Control Panel can add a bit more quality to these old graphics) :)