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Old 01-07-2011, 08:39 AM   #1
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Default Ghost Pirates of Vooju Island Win 7

I bought Ghost Pirates of Vooju Island via Adventure Shop. Aside from having to whitelist the installed main.exe for the game in my Avira antivirus because it kept thinking it was a trojan. When I try to get the game to run it shows a black screen for a second then crashes to desktop. I tried updating my drivers, changing my resolution to a lower one, fiddling with the config, changing compatibility mode to Win XP etc. The best I could get was a brief bit of sound then the same crash to desktop.

Reading around it seems others are having problems with the game on Windows 7 with NVIDIA cards and the publisher company DTP that Adventure Shop forwarded me to first said it was my antivirus (so I disabled it), then the way I was running from a CD (I wasnt using a CD, just Adventure Shop's PC files) then simply that it can't be run on Windows 7.

I've asked for a refund for now but to be honest I was pretty keen on playing that game... Anyone else got this problem.
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Old 01-07-2011, 10:30 AM   #2
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Nevermind, I got it to work.

I read this thread which has a translation of the Config in English:
http://forum.dtp-entertainment.com/v...15446&start=20

I set it to run in Windowed Mode and it worked. Then I tried it again non-WIndowed and it was coming up on my 2nd monitor. It's odd because no other game I've seen goes to Monitor 2 when full-screen (even when I want it to).

I only messed around at the start of the game but fingers crossed it'll keep working OK.
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