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Whoa whoa whoa ... Some of that physical media hoop jumping might not be necessary. But ...
Have you read Valve's Retail CD Keys FAQ Support page? It may be that you can simply enter your Legit CD Game key and get a *free* copy on Steam. If that works for you, it would save you a metric ton of hassle.
Even if the game is not listed doesn't mean it's not available. Valve will delist games but stil honor game keys for them. I know, I've done it. Try your CD Keys.
You have nothing to lose and everything to gain by checking out their FAQ and attempting to activate your CD Keys on Steam.
Cheers, retro.
I got the x5 cdrom version off eBay a long time ago, and installed it on a laptop I had like 10 years ago and got a no cd crack. When I've moved on to a new PC, each time, I just dragged the installation folder to my new PC and made a desktop shortcut, I've done this like 3 times.
When I got my steam deck, I was wondering how to install it, then it just dawned on me to just try coping it over like my other pcs.
I put it on a USB c thumb drive, copied the folder to my deck, added it as a non steam game, and selected the cutrent version of proton to run it with, and it seriously worked fine, i was stoked. The thing that took me the longest was selecting and adding the custom artwork for steam, I hadnt done that before. But now it's in my library and looks like any other steam games.
Like I said, I've seen others install it different ways, but this is what worked for me.
Transfer the image file to the Deck or put it onto a Thumbstick and connect that to the Deck and then open the thumbstick in Dolphin (to make sure it is mounted)
Go into Desktop Mode and open Konsole, create a folder for the cd: mkdir /media/iso
Mount the image file: mount /path/to/image.iso /media/iso -o loop
Your CD is now ready in /media/iso, add the Setup.exe or whatever else executable to Steam or Bottles and run from there. You might need a No-CD-Patch from gamecopyworld if the game requires the disc to run.
Remove the disc with umount /media/iso
This method, also mentioned by Werde and minas6907, is probably the easiest way to do it. It does require having a windows machine around to do all the setup, however. In my house that would be impossible, since I don't own one lol. That's where the other methods of ripping the disk, extracting the iso, and using Bottles or Lutris come into play.
The Origin launcher is not currently natively supported on the SteamDeck BUT it can be added with a bit of tinkering. There are several YT videos that go STEP by STEP on how to add the Origin Game launcher to the SteamDeck.
Brother, do you perhaps have reliable sites (no viruses etc) to get no-CD cracks for:
- Need for speed: underground 2
- Need for speed: Most wanted 2005
- Need for speed: Carbon?
Hey there! I really cant say that I have a good source, it was over a decade ago, I never needed a nocd crack after that. Someone above mentioned gamecopyworld, I'd probably vouche for them, that site brings me back to being at the computer lab in highschool downloading cracks on floppy disks! Sorry I couldn't be of more help!
I'm actually trying to figure it out on Most wanted 2005 aswell! Gonna give it a try now.