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Topic: Video problems with Fallout
CHUB
Posts: 2457
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I just picked up the Fallout Collection (1, 2 and Tactics) for $20 yesterday.

I've loaded Fallout 1 onto the computer and the intro cut-scenes play fine, but when it gets to gameplay and/or menu screens it goes s***ty monochrome/farked up colours and I'm unable to play.

Does anybody have any suggestions? I assume some people here play older games.

The box says Windows XP, DX7 are fine. I tried running it in compatibility mode, 640 res and 256 colours but it did the same thing :(
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groydis
Posts: 1495
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
i take it you are using windows xp?
i had the same problem in vista, changing to 16bit seemed to fix it.
CHUB
Posts: 2458
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Nop it's still sucking :(

Also Fallout 2 won't even install :(

Bloody hell.
TicMan
Posts: 2322
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I had similiar things happen when playing Starcraft on Vista, the menu and cut-scenes would be all technicolour wierdness. No idea what the fix is though.
groydis
Posts: 1496
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
seems stupid but also try alt+tabbing in and out of the game *yes this worked for me sometimes*

as for not installing tough nutz i guess.
Tael
Posts: 2840
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
How to install Fallout/Fallout 2 under Win2000/NT/XP
CHUB
Posts: 2460
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Trying now Tael.

Hogfather
Posts: 1293
Location: Cairns, Queensland
Also, it some video cards simply can't do 256 colour mode properly anymore, which is f***ing with a few people who wanna play a bit of StarCraft again.
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