Using Windows XP for Games and Emulation

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Название	:	Using Windows XP for Games and Emulation
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hi can you send me a directx latest version working for windows xp?brbreverytime i try putting a rom on project64 its says a directx error
Comment from : @Thenovember4642

Wow! I can't believe you had Gus goes to Cybertown and Allies Playhouse! Those were two of the first CD-ROM games I ever had for PC Back in the early 90s (1993 I think) we bought a CD drive for our computer and it came with a bunch of games for kid's Gus and Allie were two of them and I actually played them quite a bit For a kid in the early 90s they were fun It also came with a CD with Eagle Eye Mysteries/Peter Pan a Story Painting Adventure and another CD with Eagle Eye London/Scooter's Magic Castle And I played the heck out of them too! The only game out of those that still holds up imo is Eagle Eye Mysteries I may be crazy but I could see it working as a tablet game I think kid's would still play it, especially if they just gave it a new coat of paint to make it look more modern but kept the same gameplay
Comment from : @HerecomestheCalavera

Everyone keeps saying don't use discontinued OS or browser because virus attacks Why would a virus creator want to target an OS or browser no one (hardly anyone) use? LOL There should be no new virus for Windows 98 or XP LOL
Comment from : @BryanChance

Isn't it simplier to use retroarch for emulation on XP?
Comment from : @thegamer1072

I very curious if ultrakill can run on windows xp or 98
Comment from : @ohtontheknight3879

Did not find the one old pirate genre game, i dont remember name brContext: You have to protect the gold bar from being stolen by pirates, you have to click and interact with scenario to help you like waking the guards up to attack pirates and collect offensive items, clicking on the pirate while they are running which gold make them drop and stun briefly, and holding the click and charging, can make them fly out map, also there is item as bomb and torch to attack pirates Also there is scenario destruction feature, like burning trees and drying the lake water empty Was very fun one brIf someone remembers it, please reply thk you br brFar i remember, the game was included on windows default game, together with ''kung fu kim''
Comment from : @XcrazyjapaX

4:14 what game is this? I forget
Comment from : @hasnarizkinashafira

"project46 bwas/b a very popular emulator" what?
Comment from : @erroroliver

How did you find those roms for the Intellivision? Because whenever I load them into the emulator it keeps on asking for it to be some sorta autoexec thing Also I highly recommend DeSmuMe for Nintendo DS emulating as if I remember correctly it ran pretty fast on my Windows XP Machine
Comment from : @KeatonGamerYT

Grandma Setup is going crazy rn
Comment from : @daniellasilva2242

xp box: Intel q9550 with 4gb ddr2 ram 2x seagate 500gb drives in stripe mode sata with a main 250gb drive as boot also seagate A GT240 512mb gddr5 pcie card being replaced with a GT640 1gb gddr5 card Zero issues with anything made for xp I had that laying around and turned it into an xp box last year For me it just works Windows XP pro 32bit
Comment from : @retropcscotland4645

I remember checking the DVDs and CDs that came with game magazines in 00's, and they usually had TONS of shareware indie games, some of which were really good I wonder if 90 percent of them will be forever lost in time, due to no one caring to update them to the modern systems
Comment from : @InsidiousOne

You're not emulating the greatest European game machine out there, the Amiga! Boo sucks to you!
Comment from : @Foebane72

Make one with Windows 95!
Comment from : @roadkill_52

go to hell, danm patreon user!
Comment from : @Polaroid64

I used to play late 90s pc games on my Windows XP
Comment from : @cruisetheautisticboy994

one guy online built the true ultimate windows xp machine with a core it 4790k and a 980 GTX (modified inf file) and it runs like an absolute champ I hope one day to build it
Comment from : @jimmyf2618

Or just hookup a modern card and rig to a CRT VGA monitor with a display port to VGA adapter That way you can emulate all the older PC games and console stuff easily Most games like Doom, Quake, Half Life, and Crysis run butter smooth on the lowest end modern GPU I can play Crysis on high at over 60fps on my RX 6400 Tbh, it's still a pretty demanding game lol
Comment from : @Clos93

I just saved an old HP Compaq Mini C110 Laptop from ending up in the Garbage and it have XP SP3 on it and Im trying to resurrect it and turn into a Little Retro Gaming Beast, your video just made my desire for it become even wilder so THANK YOUUU my friend :D !!!
Comment from : @raaventhered8548

in my circle of gaming friends i was the last using xp, and couldn't let go, especially when some game i loved didn't work on win7, same happened with win7, everyone was using win10 (we all skipped win8) while i was last one using win7now everything works almost perfect on win 10 22h2, and i'll probably be the last to use win10 while others will move on to newer stuff 🤣😂🤣
Comment from : @Bijuklich

Now you can run an operating system in the cloud even down to sound cards etc
Comment from : @jefferyleaver2847

SOME INDIE GAMES DO WORK ON 32bit XP! Hyperlight Drifter works for me So do SteamWorld Dig 1 & 2, Punch Club and Titan Souls! Any DX9 or OGL game compiled for 32 bit theoretically should work Win 7 had a 32 bit version so there might still be some newer games that would work as long as they're OGL or DX9brbrbEDIT/b ALSO, the 64 bit version of XP might be better supported if you have a 64 bit capable machine I think the entire intel core 2 quad series CPUs were 64 bit compatible However, you must go through shenanigans to activate 64 bit XP
Comment from : @_ch1pset

I bought a laptop strictly because it had XP running on it I use it strictly for playing non-steam retro games on it
Comment from : @jerryprice5484

For using steam on XP, couldnt you just get an older version?
Comment from : @mariatpena7638

Could you not use retroarch for emulation?
Comment from : @bronwaith

I also got a Windows XP todaybrI ran the old version of Project64 emulator on it, but lucky me I managed to get the new version working
Comment from : @FrankieSonic20

There is this thing called "otvdm" that allows you to run old 16-bit applications on modern windows systems It doesn't work with everything, but 80 of what I've tried seemed to work
Comment from : @1will2000will1

What But im playing the hulk, gta sa, and more more more very TIP: BRUUUH
Comment from : @nur2011-dw5dd

I’m using windows xp sp3 32bitbr5gb rambr420 graphics cardbr80gb hdrbr233ghzbrI’m playing brMedieval total war brMyth The fallen lords brTorn’s passage brSid mirers Gettysburg ❤❤❤❤brAnd NES 580 games brSnes 720 games brN64 250 games brAll work great ❤with emulatorbrMovies as well 🍿
Comment from : @sligacheese6470

For Nintendo DS emulation you should have used DeSmuME It is a little bit more resource intense but always had more compatibility than No$GBA, which struggles to run even simple games like New Super Mario Bros DeSmuME is also easier to set up and should play all your games without any extra settings, while No$GBA often will require patches and AR codes to boot most Pokémon games - good luck finding all of those ancient patches and AR codes, most of the sites and forums hosting them back in the day are defunct and most DS ROM collections onlines only offer Clean ROMs
Comment from : @bluestar5812

10:05 What if I already have twenty dedicated computers?
Comment from : @fasduswisdom

9:57 Hell yeah MATH CIRCUS! (Is that the one I gave you?)
Comment from : @fasduswisdom

4:26 :What is this game name ?
Comment from : @KeyJoaquin_10

Are you playing the PC version of House of the Dead on a TV with a Guncon? What is this sorcery?! lol
Comment from : @mrburns366

Probably better off running Batocera off a thumb drive
Comment from : @mrburns366

Windows xp can be made faster by removing bloat and running ramdrive
Comment from : @aoeu256

Mame ui 32 restart my pc for no reason
Comment from : @apolinario_57

I'd love to see you try to run consoles after XP like the Nintendo Switch or Wii U on XP but i imagine that wouldn't run well
Comment from : @RareSun

There is a 64bit version of XP
Comment from : @deathtrooper2048

What's the game @ 4:38
Comment from : @volt-kun

You forgot to try kartoparto tatoi X emulator
Comment from : @Kr33gola

Why not win7
Comment from : @Kr33gola

Windows XP was the 6th generation of video games Too bad those consoles can only be emulated on newer hardware and software
Comment from : @BALtimore2001

Their is a modified program that let's you run Windows vista apps to run programs such as sonic 1 2013 and sonic 2 2013
Comment from : @datboi66525

Duke Nukem 3D had its own internal memory manager, that's why it works under the virtual machine
Comment from : @KillThad

I found only games that some think need the CD in the physical drive just need it in the first optical drive alphabetically So force a change on the optical emulator or use B: if you don't have a floppy drive in that slot I find that has solved all my problems with the games I ran I was using DaemonTools though
Comment from : @AberranTouchstoneFox

Please make a Windows 7 Version of that content!
Comment from : @AntiGrieferGames

3:47 Seeing that Pre-Requosite Disc for Viva Piñata made me happy as I still own my OG Copy of Viva Piñata on PC
Comment from : @AirknightTails

Framerater Retroarch supports windows XP
Comment from : @socialistsuccubus822

Personally I don't believe in using Windows XP for DOS games DOS games just run better on 90's hardware :)
Comment from : @socialistsuccubus822

Actually, that's expected Windows XP hardware Some people needed specific software to run on things and would put XP on systems even a few years ago
Comment from : @socialistsuccubus822

Just gonna leave a little recommendation here: ActionMan games!
Comment from : @JayFolipurba

İ see xp dog yesterday
Comment from : @mustimapping4464

I did play Gus goes to cybertown
Comment from : @nngnnadas

I love xp but Sighrunning a more modern os would fix compat on emulationand can't you just run you're retro pc games in xp compat in the exe properties? Excellent vid though Its a give and takeas with everything
Comment from : @jamescox2894

Why Mypal is not start youtube in my pentium 4?
Comment from : @TheDanilCaps

It's possible to find good win98 laptops in the wild?
Comment from : @ragingmages7879

Glad I stumbled upon this Just a few things to note, or tips really I own a rig with a Celeron 420, 512MB of DDR2 RAM, no dedicated GPU and just 80GB for storage For PS1, you're better off with ePSXe, even with my specs it can run some games in 2x resolutions Another thing you missed because it's a niche inside another niche are arcade emulators, especially those based on PCs that ran XP Embedded, and for those you can either grab, say, a Sega Model 2 emulator since it's based around PS1 hardware and even supports the same plugins ePSXe does, also runs full speed for me, or try an older version of Teknoparrot brbrAlso, you CAN still install Steam, but many games have been patched with 64-bit executables or now rely on something that requires at least Windows 7, sadly One game I can confirm that works is the original Devil May Cry 3 release, but an example that no longer works, or I did something wrong, is Half-Life 2, a shame really
Comment from : @xGMV

Chips challenge!!! Omg I remember that as a kid and forgot the name thank you so much I forgot how much I loved that game
Comment from : @numasmatics1549

I just want to play all the Air Strike 3D games without issues Fortunately I managed to get them to work on modern device for the most part Air Strike 3D 2 is a bit buggy tho
Comment from : @DanDaFreakinMan

I have a Windows XP desktop that has dual CPU Pretty nice
Comment from : @delorean1359

Actually having a dedicated computer for old OS is completely normal due to have cheap you can pick up a dual core laptop on ebay nowadays
Comment from : @ralseidreemurr2682

what was the racing games on game cube and ps2 can anyone tell me the names please
Comment from : @mishal2k2

Retroarch works pretty good on windows xpbrBest psx emulation for xp is epsxe or psx brbrI know SSF older versions work well for saturn emulation on windows xp It just needs a system with a core duo or core 2 duo to run fullspeed Athlon series cpus at 3ghz works also
Comment from : @waterheart95

The Z67 and Z77 motherboards supporting the ivy or sandy bridge CPUs were some of the last to support XP and have it setup on a dual boot with an i7 3770K which is probably one of the strongest configurations possible while being technically supported I don’t use it online for anything, even basic web browser as it’s easy to get compromised on XP but keeping it offline to run some old games and for emulation purposes is fine I actually had no issues with the old versions of Dolphin 40 on this hardware configuration Of course not as good as current versions but playable
Comment from : @Edmundostudios

Why we just pay some ex MS memebers to update windows XP 🤔
Comment from : @88Somi

What’s the model of the laptop
Comment from : @Soldier_TF2_37

I have CD with windows xp and windows vista drivers
Comment from : @dltu3290

oh god why didn't you mention one of the best Features of XP Native Directsound 3D and EAX
Comment from : @r3tr0r0x7

This video proves that DRM is pure evil Imagine if proprietary cancer didn’t exist
Comment from : @jbgheel5028

I just installed Windows XP home edition on my old laptop and have been using for games:-)
Comment from : @jandjp9

Correct me if I'm wrong, but if you compile the SM64 build yourself, I believe you can make a 32-bit build
Comment from : @coatlessali

You forgot to mention RetroArch RetroArch has windows xp builds, and most system run fine with it, i bet that intelvision core would also work so you dont have to use pcsx2 to play intelvision games ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Comment from : @styxnix6373

0:45 what song is this I've been looking for years
Comment from : @jennyholiday88

I got a little chuckle when you compared that alien thing from an old Windows game with Iz the musical robot toy from the mid 2000s
Comment from : @Cyberbrickmaster1986

Can't believe you added a song from PixelJunk Monsters' OST as background music I am very happy and did not expect that
Comment from : @MarshStar

Can someone please tell me the game at 5:47 brbrit looks so familiar! But can’t remember the name!
Comment from : @ghoulghost21

Another good option would be PCem or 86Box for 16 bit software Not quite xp era but ideal for Win95/98 stuff, really accurate And If you don't want to mess with XP another great option is running old windows games on linux with Wine A lot of games that would be broken on modern windows (too much speed, missing and broken graphics, etc) work great on Wine
Comment from : @Guilleackass

the next update for chrome is not support for win7 a week ago since i update it and theres always a pop up about it everytime i open chrome
Comment from : @riojulio9650

I'd love to see a video like this made for Windows 7, since it's right about to have support ended for it It's a shame, because while it's definitely still a more modern OS, so much about 7 still holds up and in some ways is better than Windows 10/11 Many 2000s games run with less bugs on 7 actually, and having a Windows OS that holds up but doesn't have any Microsoft telemetry (until they added it in a late update, eugh) is fantastic
Comment from : @fanb1536