Cow Race works fine, why not Out of Boneville?
Call me stupid, but i'm not 'really' understanding why The Great Cow Race works absolutel fine on my poor laptop with it's lame Intel 915 graphics chipset, but Out of Boneville either fails to run or (if I force it to run using 3DAnalyze) it goes all wacky with mad vertexes and what seems like a Z-Buffer problem.
I know Telltale don't support the setup (with good reason, it's pants, but this laptop was purchased for work) but can anyone shed any light onto the reason behind this?
I know Telltale don't support the setup (with good reason, it's pants, but this laptop was purchased for work) but can anyone shed any light onto the reason behind this?
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We will be releasing a new version of Out from Boneville in a week or so, that includes all the improvements made to the engine in the past year. Hopefully you'll be able to run it on your computer without problems. Watch for a big redesign on our website - once that is up, new versions of our Bone games and Texas Hold'em will be available for download as well.
And soon it's 1:st Nov.... This is to good!
Will they still be available in the packaged version deal? like both of them together?
About the bundles - initially we will not be offering the CD bundle due to issues with the new shopping cart we'll be using. Very soon after we hope to have a new sort of bundle in place (with a similar discount).
As I said above - the CD versions will not have the newest files on them, anyway, so if you want the bundle you might as well buy it now and download next week when the newest downloads are released.
Is it just a graphical spruce-up, or has gameplay been changed too?
If so, does it relate to this story about Jeff Smith working on a 'director's cut'?
And... is Cow Race also being tweaked for a re-release?
The engine has been updated, so any bug fixes made since the games came out have been rolled into those games. I haven't actually played the new versions, but I *think* scalable resolutions have been added, and maybe other graphical enhancements as well.
The average person probably won't notice much difference between the old versions and the new ones, but if you're someone who can't get Hold'em or Boneville working on your machine but CAN get Cow Race working (like the original poster on this thread), then the new versions will probably fix the problem you're having.
(And yes, a new version of Cow Race is being released too, also with a couple of bug fixes I think.)