patm1987
01-03-2004, 09:27 AM
I just got my ux50 for christmas, and I am pretty satisfied with it.
I have some questions, though. I downloaded 3 games (I actually downloaded more but these 3 don't work), Grand Theft Auto Demo, 3d Master Theif Demo, and Magic World. It seems than whenever I run either one of these games that I get a white background, the bar on the side switches to the games pallet, and I get 3 overlapping windows accross the top of my screen, each showing the same image of the game. Can I fix this?
Another question is that I discovered that games that are "Gamepad Aware" work with the arrow keys, how hard would it be to get some more of the keyboard keys to act like a game pad or hardware buttons.
Finally, I saw a program sitting around online that allows you to switch the hardware keys around to "customize" the controls of a game. Has anyone here seen it or tried it on a ux50?
Thanks, I know that this isn't meant for gaming, and many of you hate the hardware keys, but those three games look awsome, and I really would like to get them to work.
I have some questions, though. I downloaded 3 games (I actually downloaded more but these 3 don't work), Grand Theft Auto Demo, 3d Master Theif Demo, and Magic World. It seems than whenever I run either one of these games that I get a white background, the bar on the side switches to the games pallet, and I get 3 overlapping windows accross the top of my screen, each showing the same image of the game. Can I fix this?
Another question is that I discovered that games that are "Gamepad Aware" work with the arrow keys, how hard would it be to get some more of the keyboard keys to act like a game pad or hardware buttons.
Finally, I saw a program sitting around online that allows you to switch the hardware keys around to "customize" the controls of a game. Has anyone here seen it or tried it on a ux50?
Thanks, I know that this isn't meant for gaming, and many of you hate the hardware keys, but those three games look awsome, and I really would like to get them to work.