Low-end pc fsps that are still being played

**Kekvit Irae** · 02-29-2008, 15:26

Halo runs ok, except at points where there are reflective walls, then it slows to a crawl.

**Fragony** · 03-01-2008, 08:06

Ah well inverting mouse simply isn't possible but it stopped working anyway after a lot of crashes and 30 minute reboots and a lot of other, very weird and seamingly completily random errors. Now sits proudly among the other programs that just won't uninstall but make the OS cough up blood anyway. What on earth was I thinking buying a vista laptop when I could have waited for that oh so slick new ultra-thin I-book that actually does what it was made for. Vista is the biggest pile of crap that was ever fisted for beta-testing.

**Justiciar** · 03-01-2008, 22:31

I play Delta Force every once in a while.

**Quirinus** · 03-02-2008, 08:20

Condition Zero is pretty low-end, and the game itself is balanced and very moddable.

**Kenshin the vega bound** · 03-15-2008, 11:59

Perhaps we could get the doom95 demo running? I wouldnt mind playing people on that.

**Sarathos** · 03-16-2008, 03:56

Originally Posted by Quirinus

Condition Zero is pretty low-end, and the game itself is balanced and very moddable.

Good old CS.....

Well if you are looking for a really old FPS, try Red Faction. One of the very few shooters with destructible scenery.

**Kekvit Irae** · 03-16-2008, 06:36

While Red Faction was a fun romp, the destructible scenery seemed tacked on in the campaign. It was more for amusement than survival, unlike the multiplayer mode which pretty much forced you to blow out mini tunnels with grenades and rocket launchers. In the campaign, the areas where blowing holes in the walls/floors/etc gave you an advantage were far too few and inbetween.