Pixel Format?

[YoKid]

Hi, I just installed this game called "Magna Carta - The Phantom Of Avalanche" and when I try to run the game, I get an error saying "Unknown Error - Pixel Format does not match."
Does anyone know how to fix this problem?

System Spec:
-Windows XP SP2
-AMD Athlon XP 2800+ (2.10 GHz)
-ATI Radeon 9550 (Newest Driver Installed with CCC)
-1.5GB Ram
-DirectX 10

Game Req:
-500 MHz Intel-class processor (Mine is better than this right?)
-64MB RAM
-16MB Direct 3D / Open GL graphics card (I don't quite understand this one)

Thanks in advance~
Yokid-

 

[3870x2]

not sure when that game was made but you probably need to update your hardware.

 

[YoKid]

lol Its in azn, they had like a english patch or somthin.
ANYWAYS! Update what hardware?

 

[Deleted member 3]

not sure when that game was made but you probably need to update your hardware.

Seeing his specs and the requirements updating his system won't do him much good.


Does the game run under XP at all?

 

[Ongaku]

That is some sort of OpenGL problem I believe...but that's all I know...I had that problem with a few games when I was running them via Wine in Ubuntu Linux...never seen it in Windows

 

[DrPepper]

Maybe it needs 256 colours or 16 bit colour mode to run ?

 

[MilkyWay]

i had a old game that was incompatible for xp so i couldnt play it at all
streets of sim city

 

[MilkyWay]

try running windows in a low res and low colour mode

 

[YoKid]

K, Ill give it all a shot~ Thanks for the replies btw.

Edit: Mmm....I've just tried to turn the colour from 32bit to 16bit and that didnt do. I also turned down the resolution to like 1024x768, that didnt do either... Any more Ideas?lol Direct 3D is the same as DirectX 10 right?

Edit2: Lmao! I fixed it, I didnt know I could get into the settings and change from OpenGL to Direct 3D. lolol sorry for the trouble. But danm...the game looks kinda crappy...