I was given a surface RT... Old as but good condition.
Can I put Linux on it? Quick google said so and something about a golden key or some shit to unlock it ?
Have any one done it ?
U would start in England and have to go to America and meet the Indians and chop trees to build houses and ships to get supplies
Platform(s): Android, Windows
Genre: Top-Down Base Building & Defending (RTS, Real-Time Strategy)
Estimated year of release: between 2000 and 2016 i guess
Graphics/art style: pixelated
Notable characters: Builder (Robot), Different types of tanks, different types of artillery, some air troops, aquatic machinery like destroyers or smth
Notable gameplay mechanics: Be the last base standing
Other details: There is a multiplayer and a singleplayer mode for this game, I cant quite remember much details from now on but I just got this sense of nostalgia when I came across a group of top-down games. Tysm
EDIT: They're spoken for but I will post again if anything changes.
NOT FULL WINDOWS!!!! You can't just install any old apps. But you do get a functional Microsoft Office for free.
One possible use is to display content on an external screen, such as displaying a PowerPoint or video.
These would be good "second and third machines", not as a daily driver. The screens are in very good shape, there's some cosmetic damage to a few edges but all the ports work. There's only one of the detachable keyboards but both touchscreens work fine. These would be good machines for a focused Microsoft Office experience.
Drop a comment if you're interested, these are nice little machines. I read that a tinkerer *may* be able to install Windows 10 on this machine, alexenferman has the deets.
https://www.pcworld.com/article/447543/unlock-your-surface-rt-tablets-hidden-superpowers.html
This is about the game "World Fables" from the year 2004. The demo of the game was a free gift in many gaming magazines in that time and quite popular.
I was thinking about this game for months but I couldn't find out its name. I asked a lot of people and even a forum for forgotten game names but nobody knew what I was talking about. I played the demo version a lot when I was younger. World Fables is a fairy tale themed RTS game that reminds me a little bit of Warcraft 3. The graphics are way worse than in WC3 but somehow it looked decent to everyone in 2004. Now I found the game and its name by accident! It was a nice surprise to find an old article about World Fables. It says it was released in March 2004. Does anyone remember that game? Does anyone know if I can get it to play on Windows 10? Unfortunately I only found old and used DVD boxes online and they don't say whether it works on Windows 10 or not. My DVD player is broken, too. Once I have the time I will try to repair it.
Here are some screenshots of the game: https://www.4players.de/4players.php/screenshot_list/Allgemein/3920/Screenshots/0/0/World_Fables.html (even screenshots are hard to find)
Here you can see somebody play the game starting at 2 minutes and 40 seconds: https://youtu.be/jJP9q1YWNfk?t=160
Platform(s): Windows
Genre: RTS, Military
Estimated year of release: early 2000s maybe
Graphics/art style: Futuristic/cyperpunk, darker colors, cityscape
Notable characters: could create tanks, helicopters, jets and I think turrets
Notable gameplay mechanics: birds eye view but you could take control of individual units and make it first person
Other details: Played on my dads old work laptop so not sure if XP or 98 or something else around that era. Goal of the game was to find and destroy the other team's hub. You could make tanks and helicopters and jets and stuff. I remember a really tough level where there were 2 or 3 other enemies that all fought each other and you kinda had to lay low while they fought it out before swooping in and winning. Each faction you faced had advantages. I remember one enemy had really strong tanks (i think they were brown/yellow colored)
Windows RT is an OS identical to Windows 8/8.1 and I am wondering if there are any software to virtualize or emulate it.
How I remember it [CD Cover] [Game]
Basically, it was similar to AoE, when you started there was a cutscene of knights roaming through forest to some village on their horses. The cover, menu and cutscene had this dark / orangish feeling, but the game itself felt slightly bleak or again dark / orange, depending on map.
You started with a hero - I remember one who had spiky ball on a chain / flail, castle surrounded by cobblestone ground, water well and workers. The buildings could be set on fire with flame arrows, continuously damaging the building, until put down by workers who had to take water from the well.
You had siege towers at your disposal, they could move without being manned, but you could man them with soldiers to breach the walls.
During the time, I played games like Medieval: Build, Defend, Expand and Settlers: Heritage of Kings.
Cemu Version 1.25.6
CPU Model: 10700K
GPU Model: Asus Dual 3060ti
Laptop or Desktop: Desktop
[Explain the issue in detail and what you've tried]:
Hello! So im using afterburner/rivatuner and it works great with cemu but if i want to use the gamepad view option, the OSD would go to that gamepad window. I would like to know a way to keep it on the main window while using the gamepad or maybe in both. I have tried changing some stuff on RT config but nothing works for now.
Graphics/art style: fixed bird view style RTS
I played this game as a child, between late 90s and early 20s. If I remember correctly I had this game on a demo disc.
The game was set somewhere between WW2 and 2000s, entire map was densely built town and forests without any empty areas, there was no structure building in game. The game was realistic in a way there were no lasers or any high tech equipment.What I clearly remember is the mission I played, you started with a bunch of paratroopers in north-east part of map, you could see the planes and animations of paratroopers dropping. South of you were enemy military defensive weapons who would kill your men on sight. West of you was a road going to nowhere in particular, but on south-west end of map was a bridge you could blow up.
Any help is much appreciated!
So I’m trying to get Rudy ENB for Cathedral Weathers working, which is a bit more complicated than other ENBs I have tried.
I think I have it mostly down, but I’m confused that Rudy ENB lists both ELFX and Window Shadows RT as requirements. The window shadows RT page says specifically it is not compatible with ELFX. The Rudy ENB page says “Window Shadow Enhancer is required”, but I’m not sure what that is.
Could anyone help me out here? Thanks!
I've used ELFX for a long time but from a bit of reading there seem to be some other Lighting overhauls that are much better. I've read the most about Window Shadows RT and Lux. WS has ray tracing now which sounds need, but Lux is supposed to be great with an ENB. Does anyone have experience or opinions with these other Lighting mods?
Please help. Or at least help me get a compiler that will run on a jailbroken surface w/windows rt 8.1
