My favorite is Von Glower *swoon*

And Gabe, of course.

Charlotte, hi,



Well, we have an article at the top of the Glitches & Patches forum that tells you exactly what you need to know in this regard: how to disable the second processor for only the applications you want to disable it for

The article is called 'Legacy Games & Hyperthreading', and here is the direct link to it:

http://www.gameboomers.com/Members/legacygameshyperthreading.htm

That article was written before the advent of dual core, but everything that applies to hyperthreading also applies to dual core

Just concentrate on the part of the article that applies to using the 'imagecfg' utility, and you're away!

Regards,
MetzO'Magic

I personally loved GK3. I'd always been interested in the Templers, the Masons, and the whole mystery surrounding the "lost treasure". Jane Jensen was way ahead of Dan Brown in bringing us this facinating story, and there's a lot a genuine research involved in the game. I'd recommend it to anyone who has a computer that will play it.

Thanks Metzo,
I've been using your help for some of the older games. I will try this. I have a list of older ones, yet to buy or play. I have played all three GK's and all four BS's. So looking for some other interesting games.
Charllotte

Playing Byzantine, Dead Reefs, UnderCover

I just replayed this (well on the end sequence now). It's been several years but it's still one of my favourites.

I was reading in one of the walkthroughs though about a premature alternate ending. Has anyone tried it? I didn't keep a saved game at that point so I'll have to replay from the beginning to check that out!

Grr... I had forgotten how tedious the endgame was until attempting it last night about 10 times before I gave up. If there's anyone who's totally stuck on the end game but just want to see the ending I found a youtube video:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=auAy-aRiyvA

You'll miss one key task at the very end but at least you'll see the ending.

Many thanks for that link, Misa--what fun to relive those last moments in a wonderful game...

After playing all 3 again within the past few months, I think GK2 is definitely my favourite. It was great to see the characters brought to life by actors. Such a shame that we will probably never see a GK4 (or a GK3 novel!).

I agree, Misa--after finishing GK3, I spent quite a bit of time searching around until I found copies of the two novels that I could afford (some of the prices being asked were hairraising!!). I was surprised, and disappointed, to discover that there had never been a third one--I suppose the sale of the first two wasn't great enough to warrant investment in the third...

I bought both novels back in the day after play GK1 & GK2.

Have you read Jane's book Millenium Rising (also known as "Judgement Day")? It's very good and would make a great adventure game too!

Hi misa,
Thank you much for the link to the youtube video for the ending to GK2: The Beast Within. I never got to see the ending when I played the game years ago when it first came out because there was some kind of a glitch with the werewolves in the maze at the end and the screen went crazy. I only read about the ending in the walkthrough. Even so it still was one of my favorite games. I liked Gabe and Grace that much!