Graphical Interface Issues

[MarkPrior]

I was trying to play Marvel Vs. Capcom 2, and it loads alrite, but there is something wrong with the graphics: Most of the pixels are blotted out, it seems like there are entire graphical layers missing.

 

I started a game, but the characters were just large blocks, and it was unplayable.

 

Is this probably an issue with my graphics card? the game? configurational issues?

 

Also, the dos screen reads: Read32 from 0x503464A0, not mapped [_vmem default handler]

 

Any tips would be great.

 

Thanks

Edited April 14, 2007 by MarkPrior

[Robert]

What emulator are you using? Also, your computer specs.

[MarkPrior]

I'm using nullDc 1.0

 

comp specs:

windows XP media, 1024 MB DDR2 SDRAM 160 GB

Intel 1.6 Ghz

Graphics: 128 Intel R Graphics Media Accelerator

 

Thanks for the fast response

[Agozer]

You can stop trying to make the game look like it should. Intel's integrated graphics chips get you nowhere. They are especially poor for emulation. Get a decent video card.

[scorpion25]

You can stop trying to make the game look like it should. Intel's integrated graphics chips get you nowhere. They are especially poor for emulation. Get a decent video card.

 

 

Agreed.

[ken_cinder]

In spite of the alluring name, Extreme Graphics 2 is obsolete with its one pixel pipeline and two texture-mapping units (I won’t mention VIA or SiS today – their currently available integrated graphics cores are downright hopeless). It is like the long-forgotten TNT chipset from NVIDIA. Like the TNT, Extreme Graphics 2 has no hardware support of T&L as well as shaders.

 

Nuff said. Here's a breakdown of your "Crap on a chip"

 

 

http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/chipsets/display/i915g.html Your's on the right in the chart. Still no HW T&L, even though it supports PS 2.0..................wtf