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|4k ultra hd = false | |4k ultra hd = false | ||
|4k ultra hd notes = | |4k ultra hd notes = | ||
− | |fov = | + | |fov = false |
|fov notes = | |fov notes = | ||
− | |windowed = | + | |windowed = true |
|windowed notes = | |windowed notes = | ||
− | |borderless windowed = | + | |borderless windowed = false |
|borderless windowed notes = | |borderless windowed notes = | ||
− | |anisotropic = | + | |anisotropic = false |
|anisotropic notes = | |anisotropic notes = | ||
− | |antialiasing = | + | |antialiasing = hackable |
− | |antialiasing notes = | + | |antialiasing notes = Enable via control panel for D3D mode. May not work if you use a glide/glide wrapper |
|vsync = unknown | |vsync = unknown | ||
|vsync notes = | |vsync notes = | ||
− | |60 fps = | + | |60 fps = false |
− | |60 fps notes = | + | |60 fps notes = By default with the D3D rendering the game runs at a rather unstable frame rate hovering in the 25-48 range. A stable 60 fps is not possible with the D3D renderer. May be possible with a glide wrapper. |
− | |120 fps = | + | |120 fps = false |
|120 fps notes = | |120 fps notes = | ||
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# <b>If you have <i>nGlide</i> or other GPU emulators installed:</b> make sure you remove the <code>Video_3DFx.dll</code>, <code>Video_PowerVR.dll</code> and <code>Video_RagePro.dll</code> files from your Turok installation, otherwise the game might try to use another renderer instead of the Direct3D one. | # <b>If you have <i>nGlide</i> or other GPU emulators installed:</b> make sure you remove the <code>Video_3DFx.dll</code>, <code>Video_PowerVR.dll</code> and <code>Video_RagePro.dll</code> files from your Turok installation, otherwise the game might try to use another renderer instead of the Direct3D one. | ||
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==Input settings== | ==Input settings== |
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Developers | |
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Iguana Entertainment | |
Publishers | |
Acclaim Entertainment | |
Release dates | |
Windows | November 30, 1997 |
Turok | |
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Turok (Acclaim) (series) | |
Turok (Disney Interactive Studios) (series) | |
Turok (Western Publishing) (series) |
This page is for the original game. For the 2015 remaster, see Turok: Dinosaur Hunter (2015).
Availability
Source | DRM | Notes | Keys | OS |
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Retail |
Game data
Configuration file(s) location
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System | Location |
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Save game data location
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System | Location |
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Video settings
Widescreen resolution
- The game can use either Direct3D or Glide. The Direct3D renderer provides more options and is the one necessary to use the patch for higher resolutions and widescreen support.
Instructions |
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Input settings
Audio settings
Localizations
Language | UI | Audio | Sub | Notes |
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English |
Other information
API
Technical specs | Supported | Notes |
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Direct3D | ||
Glide |
Executable | 32-bit | 64-bit | Notes |
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Windows |
Middleware
- No middleware information; you can edit this page to add it.
System requirements
Windows[1] | ||
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Minimum | ||
Operating system (OS) | 95 | |
Processor (CPU) | Pentium | |
System memory (RAM) | 16 MB | |
Hard disk drive (HDD) | ||
Video card (GPU) | 3D Accelerator Required DirectX 3 compatible |
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Other | 2x CD-ROM |
References
- ↑ Turok: Dinosaur Hunter for Nintendo 64 (1997) Tech Info - MobyGames - last accessed on December 22, 2015