can this game play on windows 10?

[Yukiteru Amano]

when I got this game it was making my computer over work its self, is this because it can not be played on windows 10?

[Waste_of_skin]

I finished the game years ago, so I haven't played it much lately, but I have played it some and it has worked fine for me. I'm using Windows 10.

What do you mean by "making my computer over work its self"?

[Avenged]

I play on windows 10 and I have no trouble, what kind of trouble are you having?

[Yukiteru Amano]

Originally posted by Waste_of_skin:

I finished the game years ago, so I haven't played it much lately, but I have played it some and it has worked fine for me. I'm using Windows 10.

What do you mean by "making my computer over work its self"?

my GPU was making a very loud sound, so I got out of the game and looked at my spec stats or whatever you call it and it said that my GPU had an error and the temperature was way high.

[Waste_of_skin]

What GPU do you have?

Maybe it's just under-powered (although that seems unlikely for this game). Or maybe there's a problem with the GPU cooler (eg. the fan is failing). Can you play other games without problems?

[Yukiteru Amano]

no, no other game has done this and I don't know what my GPU is.

[Waste_of_skin]

You said that something said that there was a GPU error and that the temp was high. That didn't show the GPU model?

There are various things that can tell you. For example, go into Task Manager and see if your GPU is listed on the Performance tab.

If other games aren't giving you problems (and assuming that they're not super simple things, like Solitaire ), I don't know why an old game like Lego Batman would.

[Santiago]

The game's started to experience serious, periodic stutter (about three pauses in succession every few minutes). Any ideas? Thanks.

[Waste_of_skin]

Originally posted by Santiago:

The game's started to experience serious, periodic stutter (about three pauses in succession every few minutes). Any ideas? Thanks.

It sounds like something is taking resources from the game (eg. something else momentarily tying up the CPU). For example, I've recently read that some Razer software (I think to control LEDs on some of their products) was just eating up a lot of CPU time for some reason, causing problems in another game. That's just one example. There are any number of things that could be eating up resources.

And, of course, it will also depend on your hardware. Systems with less powerful CPUs or GPUs, or less RAM, will be more susceptible to that kind of thing.

Or it could be something else entirely. A "resource conflict" was just the first thing that came to mind.

You could use some software to monitor your system (CPU and GPU usage, temp's, etc.) and see if there are any spikes.

[Rama]

Hello, good day, I have problems with the physics of the game, it does not allow me to advance in different levels, I don't know if it is my problem, but I uninstalled the game 3 times and it remains the same. In the mission of 3 of chapter 1 I cannot advance since when I drag the car to the helicopter they lock on the bridge and do not pass, it is as if the physics will not let it advance

[Waste_of_skin]

Originally posted by yamaha yz 125 2t:

Hello, good day, I have problems with the physics of the game, ...

Make sure that Vertical Sync is turned on in the game settings. Having that off can cause problems for how some objects in this game interact. I don't know why.

If V-Sync is turned on in the game settings, check your video card drivers/software and make sure that it is not set to disable V-Sync and override any application settings.

[Santiago]

Thank you.

Originally posted by Waste_of_skin:

Originally posted by Santiago:

The game's started to experience serious, periodic stutter (about three pauses in succession every few minutes). Any ideas? Thanks.

It sounds like something is taking resources from the game (eg. something else momentarily tying up the CPU). For example, I've recently read that some Razer software (I think to control LEDs on some of their products) was just eating up a lot of CPU time for some reason, causing problems in another game. That's just one example. There are any number of things that could be eating up resources.

And, of course, it will also depend on your hardware. Systems with less powerful CPUs or GPUs, or less RAM, will be more susceptible to that kind of thing.

Or it could be something else entirely. A "resource conflict" was just the first thing that came to mind.

You could use some software to monitor your system (CPU and GPU usage, temp's, etc.) and see if there are any spikes.

[Thierry J]

Yo, same thing. Did u fix it?

[Yukiteru Amano]

Originally posted by Thierry J:

Yo, same thing. Did u fix it?

is your game crashing? for me it was only over working in the main menu, after that it worked fine.