I just downloaded 'The Blackwell Deception' demo by WadjetEye Games (http://wadjeteyegames.com/blackwell-deception.html) and am really eager to play it for a taste of what to expect, but receive the following error message when I attempt to open/run it:
"There was a problem initializing graphics mode 640 x 480 (32-bit).
(Problem: 'The requested adapter mode is not supported')
Try to correct the problem, or seek help from the AGS homepage.
Possible causes:
* your graphics card drivers do not support this resolution. Run the game setup program and select the other resolution.
* the graphics driver you have selected does not work. Try switching between Direct3D and DirectDraw.
* the graphics filter you have selected does not work. Try another filter."
The above 'causes and solutions' that display when the error message pops up seem simple enough, but I'm afraid I'm not very experienced when it comes to gaming and I have quite an old computer (2005) although it has a lot of new software on it.
How do I:
Run the game setup program (where do I find it)?
Switch between Direct3D and DirectDraw?
Try another graphics filter?
Many thanks for any input you can give,
Laura
P.S.: If you have not, try the Blackwell series. It's quite good.
"There was a problem initializing graphics mode 640 x 480 (32-bit).
(Problem: 'The requested adapter mode is not supported')
Try to correct the problem, or seek help from the AGS homepage.
Possible causes:
* your graphics card drivers do not support this resolution. Run the game setup program and select the other resolution.
* the graphics driver you have selected does not work. Try switching between Direct3D and DirectDraw.
* the graphics filter you have selected does not work. Try another filter."
The above 'causes and solutions' that display when the error message pops up seem simple enough, but I'm afraid I'm not very experienced when it comes to gaming and I have quite an old computer (2005) although it has a lot of new software on it.
How do I:
Run the game setup program (where do I find it)?
Switch between Direct3D and DirectDraw?
Try another graphics filter?
Many thanks for any input you can give,
Laura
P.S.: If you have not, try the Blackwell series. It's quite good.