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| Posted: Thu Feb 2nd, 2012 01:13 am |
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Albert Sailhorst Member 
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Tim, Ah HA!!.....I now remember that, when I went back to Best Buy to ask why I couldn't play the game, the guy did mention something about a graphics card!!....I think he said, on my computer, I could upgrade it, but I'd have to look at the specifications, which I never did.... Thanks!!
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| Posted: Fri Feb 3rd, 2012 04:50 pm |
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Cogswell Pepperbox Did I Fire 6 Shots or Only 5 ? 
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32 bit vs 64 bit is a specification on the processor in computers; Windows95 & XP were "32-bit" operating systems ... Windows Vista & Windows7 are "64-bit", so programs written for 32-bit systems (mostly) don't work on the newer machines. This is the (only) reason I've kept my old XP 32-bit desktop machine, to continue to play CivWarGens2 ... But, in general, no ... there just aren't that many Civil War games out there, free or premium. Gettysburg & Antietam are both "64-bit" games & will play on Vista & 7 machines, and might be found & purchased in a "bargain bin" for around $25 (these are both considered "old" games). For the (really) old DOS Civil War games, often found on free download sites, you can install a "DOS emulator" program; it will work on new machines to play these old games, but the set-up can be confusing ...
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