OpenGL compliant 3D accelerator card with at least 8 Megabytes of video RAM is strongly recommended to play Cuboingo™. Before running Cuboingo™, please be sure you have installed the latest drivers for your video card.

Most sound cards should work. Microsoft DirectX is required for sound and music playback. Please visit www.microsoft.com/directx for the latest free version.

Cuboingo™ is currently designed specifically for the IBM PC and compatibles. It is possible that a Macintosh "PC Emulator" may allow Cuboingo™ to run, but this has not been tested as of February, 2002. The best way to help get Cuboingo™ onto a platform such as Macintosh, Playstation, Game Cube, Gameboy Advanced, X-Box, etc. is to express your interest to those companies.

Though the plan is to support these control mechanisms in a future version, Cuboingo™ (as of Version 1.0) utilizes the computer keyboard for its control interface. To provide some flexibility, you have the option to configure your own game controls.

The Cuboingo™ Referral Program is a way to reward those who help support the sales of Cuboingo™. Anyone who refers two or more people who turn out to buy Cuboingo™ will either receive: 1) A free copy of Cuboingo™ or 2) A free upgrade to the next version of Cuboingo™! The choice is up to you... so if you're interested, start by clicking on the link below...

To download the Demo version of Cuboingo™, you should visit the Cuboingo™ Demo page. To download the Commercial version of Cuboingo™, you should visit the Cuboingo™ Purchase page. Official Cuboingo™ Beta Testers (click here for details) have access to pre-release version(s) of Cuboingo™, and a small handful of individuals (such as editors) get special access as well.

Cuboingo™ is packaged inside an installation executable (.exe) file. When you download the Demo or Full Versions of Cuboingo™, installation instructions should be sent to the email address you provided. If you are a Beta Tester, you should receive download & installation instructions in one email sent prior to downloading.

Unless you have saved new files inside your Cuboingo™ folder, you can uninstall Cuboingo™ simply by selecting 'Uninstall Cuboingo' in Start/Programs/Cuboingo. If you have saved new Game Scripts, Stats files, etc., then you will also need to manually delete the Cuboingo folder (found in your 'Program Files' folder, unless you changed the location when installing).

When you install the Cuboingo™ game, you are presented with a default folder location into which you Cuboingo™ will be saved. You may change this folder location, but for simplicity's sake, it is best to leave the path to which the game will be saved on your computer as "Program Files/Cuboingo". You may start your Cuboingo™ game by selecting 'Play Cuboingo' inside Start/Programs/Cuboingo. If, for some reason, you cannot locate your Cuboingo™ game, perform a Windows Search.

To find the version of Cuboingo you are using, start Cuboingo™ and select 'About Cuboingo' in the Help pull-down menu. You may also find this information at the top of the "readme.txt" text file within the Cuboingo™ folder.

DEMO VERSION: Double-click your Cuboingo™ application. In the Title Screen, either click on the big rotating cube, press the 'Enter' key, press Ctrl+g or select 'Start Game' from the "Game" pull-down menu. Next, press the 'Play Now!' button or press the 'Enter' key. Click here for more information. FULL VERSION: Double-click your Cuboingo™ application.

No, most certainly not. Crysis supports all versions of Windows XP including the 64-bit edition and therefore supports DX9.

Once installed, and depending on the version you have downloaded, the Cuboingo™ folder and its contents should expand to no more than 13 Megabytes.

It must be a 3D graphics card such as the nVidia GeForce or the ATI Radeon ranges. It also should have at least 32MB of Video RAM.

Standard monitors and TV's display images with a width-to-height ratio of 4:3. Wide-screen resolution has a ratio of 16:9 or 16:10.Wide-screen displays will "stretch" a 4:3 image to fill the screen which distorts the picture. A picture can be "scaled up" to fill the screen. There is no distortion in this approach, however, large amounts of the picture are cut off or lost at the top and bottom of the screen.

Graphics cards are stated within the item description. If they're not stated, then presume them to be integrated.

There are two possibilities - you do not have an OpenGL or Direct3D compliant video card installed in your computer, or you do not have the latest drivers for your video card. If you do not have an OpenGL or Direct3D compliant video card you can still play Cuboingo™, but it probably won't look as good.

A - Whether you'll be using your PC for entertainment or school, office or home, you want the best graphics possible. Consider the following options for the performance you want: Choose a standard graphics card with up to 32MB of memory for spreadsheets, word processing, Web browsing and e-mail. These programs aren't very graphics-intensive and don't require much video-processing power. Choose a mid-range graphics card with up to 128MB of memory for watching movies and viewing photos.

Your computer needs to be able to run any game you plan on playing at the Lan Party. Check the games minimum requirements.

Yes, they will! GeForce2, ATI RADEON or superior graphics cards are ideal. For full texture resolution, they will need either texture compression or 32 MB RAM. But, with less high-resolution textures, the game also runs fast enough on older TNT/TNT2 graphics cards with 16 MB RAM.

Bridge It was developed with NVIDIA hardware in mind As such, it utilizes NVIDIA specific features and graphics extensions.

All you really need are the five magical Cosmic Wimpout dice cubes. Four are white with a "5," "10," or one of the symbolic symbols on each of the sides. The black cube is known as the "Sun" die. It's just like the other cubes, except the "Flaming Sun" (or Sun-Star) appears. Yes, there is! The Flaming Sun is a wild card, and can be made a "5," "10," part of a Flash (triplets), or nothing at all.

Yes, you must complete your Superdudes card to play. If you have not finished your card, enter the Supernater to finish your card.

Yes, Voodoo Graphics is a 3D-only accelerator. Voodoo Rush on the other hand is a 3D accelerator that is incorporated on a 2D video card - an additional 2D board is therefore not required for Voodoo Rush

No. Customers only need to match the NVIDIA GPUs (for example GeForce 7800 GTX) for SLI Technology to work. As mentioned above, NVIDIA also recommend that customers match the memory size to ensure that they get full performance and value out of their graphics card purchase.

No. In fact, your graphics card has nothing to do with it. It's your CPU that calculates the lighting and produces the image(s). Of course, you'll need a graphics card to view your scene in a viewport as you construct it, but that doesn't require a godly card at all. The faster your CPU, the faster you'll render your images.

Yes, when you play you will be around a lot of players you will need a powerful graphics card for your client to support the gameplay.

No, but as mentioned above you’ll need a credit card to purchase booster packs, which will allow you to create a better custom army. We’re also working on getting in-store booster packs, for younger players without access to a credit card.

A) No. If you do not have a checking account you are still eligible for the EonDebit™ Debit Card.

The BARF DIET™ looks to whole raw foods to supply nutrients. It is our aim - as much as is humanly possible - to source and use evolutionary foods. That is why we insist that a wide variety of nutritional foodstuffs make up the components of this diet. We do add some 'land and sea' green food concentrates such as alfalfa leaf and kelp to the diet. Some pets have specific conditions and situations which may require more or less of ingredients in the BARF DIET™.