It seems to work well on my Macbook under Boot Camp. I think the problem isn't processor related, but video/driver related on certain video cards. Which isn't so easily fixed, unfortunately, unless you feel like rolling back to circa 2005 drivers (provided they even work with your card) to test it out.

If the dual core processor setup is indeed the problem, you should be able to rectify it by starting the game, then opening your task manager, selecting that particular process (the game) and setting the core affinity to one or the other.

i'll give that a try, thanks

>>120789
I guess it's worth mentioning though that I have a dual core processor, and I can run the azumanga fighter game on my system.

I don't have that option. only "end process" "end process tree" and "set priority"

Debug is greyed out.

>>120790

any other suggestions, then?

i really don't feel like rolling my video drivers back...

the game always crashes at the same exact spot. the intro works fine, but the second it hits the main menu, boom.

ok, i did some troubleshooting, and its conflicting with my Direct X 3d acceleration.

if i disable it, the game runs, albeit incredibly sluggishly. got any ideas on a fix?

A challenger appears...

>>120788
A few years ago I built a hotfix that forces this program specifically to run with one core

Let me look for it

>>121091
http://whatistheexcel.com/upload/mts_onecpu.zip

If this works, it will force the game to use one core from the instant it starts

I haven't tested it myself as at the time I had a single-core processor and a friend of mine had two processors