Games to play on your netbook - Games

My netbook is a samsung N140 (1,60 GHz) My list : Stronghold crusaders Deus ex (tends to run slowly if theres a lot of npc or big maps) Battle for wesnoth Unreal tournament Age of empires 2 Red faction Desperados Blitzkrieg Don't work : Diablo 2 lags (lol) Day of defeat (and half life) lags too much/ don't start Tie Fighter (needs joystick/won't launch) AVP 2 Unreal 2 I won't install : Baldur's gate Heroes 3 starcraft Help me remember old games that would do it.

Crysis

Tie Fighter

[QUOTE=HellNaw;22198408]Crysis[/QUOTE] Oh you're so funny and edgy being the rebel you. But seriously, dwarf fortress.

[QUOTE=peterson;22198420]Tie Fighter[/QUOTE] thanks. Can you play it without joystick ('m thinking about x wing vs tie fighter or x wing alliance) ?

PC Gamer UK: July 2009 (Issue 202) 17 Games to play on a netbook: Diablo 2 Plants Vs. Zombies World of Goo (Best for puzzles) Lucasarts Classic Line Trackmania Nations Forever (Best for driving) GTA: Vice City The Elder Scrolls IV: Morrowmind Dungeon Keeper 2 Audiosurf (Best for music) Neverwinter Nights The Sims/ The Sims 2 Ultimate Doom (Best for action) Deus Ex Warcraft III Peggle Complete (Best for casual) Geometry Wars Quake III: Arena They should all work on a netbook. To a certain extent.

[QUOTE=koekje4life;22198452]Oh you're so funny and edgy being the rebel you. But seriously, dwarf fortress.[/QUOTE] :woof:

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[QUOTE=darth-veger;22198576]<=== answer[/QUOTE] he already said he has that. If its connected to the internet you can play flash games, or otherwise download them.

My netbook is limited by its graphic capabilities I guess ... Diablo 2 -optimizated like shit, lags Plants Vs. Zombies -casual World of Goo (Best for puzzles) -casual Lucasarts Classic Line -casual? Trackmania Nations Forever (Best for driving) -casual GTA: Vice City -Would be surprised if it runs smoothly The Elder Scrolls IV: Morrowmind -Would be surprised if it runs smoothly Dungeon Keeper 2 - yes Audiosurf (Best for music) - hmm Neverwinter Nights -Would be surprised if it runs smoothly The Sims/ The Sims 2 -oh no Ultimate Doom (Best for action) - Deus Ex - Warcraft III -can't have my cd keys Peggle Complete (Best for casual) -c Geometry Wars - ... Quake III: Arena - you mean quake live

i think dorfs is too demanding for a netbook. try spelunky

Altitude. :iia:

Skulltag.

What about Tiberian Sun and Red Alert series ?

If you're into First Person Shooters, anything pre-2005 will run swimmingly. I play Halo, CoD, CS, and some other games on mine. Oh, and anything for the N64 or SNES (But these are warez, and we don't discuss these here. So these aren't actually in this post.)

Max Payne, and Max Payne 2. (Max Payne 2 runs better on my 1005ha)

Civ IV? Civ III?

System Shock 2 runs great. May remind you of bioshock or another similar game. Shooting/action/horror.

Try Civ 3 Rise of Nations Counterstrike 1.6

Command and Conquer: Generals works.

torchlight has a netbook mode you can choose under options.

XCOM for sure.

Age of empires II and expansions

[url]http://www.mojang.com/notch/ld12/breaking/[/url] hours

Fucking windows 7. First blitzkrieg now dungeon keepers 2.

empire earth

[QUOTE=Ickylevel;22198854]My netbook is limited by its graphic capabilities I guess ... Diablo 2 -optimizated like shit, lags Plants Vs. Zombies -casual World of Goo (Best for puzzles) -casual Lucasarts Classic Line -casual? Trackmania Nations Forever (Best for driving) -casual GTA: Vice City -Would be surprised if it runs smoothly The Elder Scrolls IV: Morrowmind -Would be surprised if it runs smoothly Dungeon Keeper 2 - yes Audiosurf (Best for music) - hmm Neverwinter Nights -Would be surprised if it runs smoothly The Sims/ The Sims 2 -oh no Ultimate Doom (Best for action) - Deus Ex - Warcraft III -can't have my cd keys Peggle Complete (Best for casual) -c Geometry Wars - ... Quake III: Arena - you mean quake live[/QUOTE] It is Elder Scrolls III, not IV, IV is Oblivion~!!!!!

runescape/maple story

Roller Coaster Tycoon (1 & 2)

Doom lan with friends