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Erik Rutins -> RE: 64-Bit? (2/14/2007 3:49:02 AM)
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Windows XP 64-Bit is not one of our supported operating systems in general as it does have some significant compatibility issues remaining and these are Microsoft's responsibility to fix, not ours. We've always said that users with XP 64 should not assume standard XP titles will work for them. As someone running XP 64, I assume you are familiar with the fact that it is not 100% XP 32 compatible in practice. If you purchase without checking the OS list and/or assume that XP means XP 64, that's not a wise decision.
With that said, there's every possibility that it could work given tweaking. I would first of all check your system to see if all your drivers are up to date. Second, try disabling sound in the OS to see if that changes anything. Try turning all DirectX acceleration off in DxDiag to see if that helps. Try deleting or replacing the in-game intro movie files to see if it's a code issue if you're not even getting far enough to see those - this last one may be particularly worth pursuing since the codecs installed may not (for all I know) be compatible with XP 64.
Regards,
- Erik
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