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번역 관련 문제 보고
Time to upgrade.
Should have elaborated to just look for more recent or up to date emulator... pretty sure one is out there.
steam didnt abandon you, you decided to stop walking forward.
maintaining a game to keep it working with newer operating systems is the game developer/publisher/IP holders responsibility. if you need help running a game, try asking for help in that games forum (either on steam or off steam).
https://steamcommunity.com/app/345260/discussions/0/1692659135920628303/
Shogun works fine on win 10
https://steamcommunity.com/app/345240/discussions/0/2533741983664124077/
Solution? Stop running outdated OS
The DRM part is up to the IP holders tho and most often these don't care about their back catalogue.
Sorry I wasn't clear.
Using workarounds, tweaks, and voodoo are basically to PC gaming what sleepless nights are to parents with a new baby.
As a classic game player I can happily say you're talking from the wrong set of cheeks. I have had zero trouble getting any of my classic games to run in windows 7. Even Zeliard runs smoothly.
If the idea of having to tweak a little to get your 'classics' to work scares you, then you weren't around when those classics were new games. Clearly. Might I suggest an XBox One.