H2V on XP?

[InnerGoat]

Finally I don't have to play it on this complete resource hog of an OS.

Are you serious? You've got more speed to throw around then anyone here. :sigh:

[Xetsuei]

Are you serious? You've got more speed to throw around then anyone here. :sigh:

Ultimate takes up around 1gig out of 2 of my ram. D:

[the1]

Um, in that second screen it says XP yet its using a vista theme....

windows blinds.
i think its obvious it isn't vista because vista has a nice circle. with its logo in it. thats cut off quiet suddenly. like a poorly made windows blinds skin...
i could be speculating but WB seems like the only logical answer there.

as for it actually installing on xp. WTF?

[solofortne]

I tried this and it does work, however I haven't been able to find a way to activate it.

[dg]

I doubt the LIVE! service would work on XP. I don't have a sources to back this up with, but I was under the impression that it used LIVE Anywhere service that is specifically made for Vista.

[Patrickssj6]

I doubt the LIVE! service would work on XP. I don't have a sources to back this up with, but I was under the impression that it used LIVE Anywhere service that is specifically made for Vista.

Windows Live Messenger?

But yeah someone would need to approve this.

[megaxp]

http://img528.imageshack.us/img528/2746/dibujoix6.jpg
yeah!

[solofortne]

Live does work, you just have to run the installer from the DVD. The problem is that there doesn't seem to be any way to run the activation.

[dg]

Windows Live Messenger?

But yeah someone would need to approve this.

No, I was talking about the LIVE Anywhere service. Microsoft introduced it into the Vista in part with their "Games for Windows" marketing. It allows for you to have LIVE on a "wide variety of platforms and devices" such as the computer, your 360, and even a mobile phone.

XP and Vista are two different platforms, but XP is not supported.

[Patrickssj6]

...different platforms...

ohh the irony