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Posted October 04, 2011
hi just wondering what gog classics can be played on a net book

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Posted October 04, 2011
http://www.gog.com/en/forum/general/netbook_playability_thread
Posted October 11, 2011
Hopefully you guys don't mind me glomming onto this, but to broaden (or narrow?) the question a little, I've been browsing the catalogue for something I can load on my Acer Aspire One AOD260 (Atom N450 1.6GHz CPU, 1GB RAM) and play with if I'm on the road without any extra bits and pieces (i.e. no external mouse or gamepad, so no Wing Commander or Unreal).

In terms of taste, I like my science fiction (see previous mention of Wing Commander) and have never played the Fallout or Baldur's Gate games - do they work okay wit a touchpad? I also bought the Alpha Centauri Planetary Pack back in the day, but can't play that without the CDs, so getting it here is a tempting option.
Post edited October 11, 2011 by SlamDance
Posted October 11, 2011
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SlamDance: In terms of taste, I like my science fiction (see previous mention of Wing Commander) and have never played the Fallout or Baldur's Gate games - do they work okay wit a touchpad? I also bought the Alpha Centauri Planetary Pack back in the day, but can't play that without the CDs, so getting it here is a tempting option.
Fallout is turned-based and Baldur's Gate has a pause key for tactical instructions during combat, so they should both work fine with a touchpad. I'm currently replaying Planescape Torment on my netbook, using the touchpad, and it works very well.
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