dont know where to go from here

[RBK25]

i have downloaded the "Hulk" pc game onto my computer and extracted everything. Now i have 1 document that says "divine msinfo document 6kb" with a large blue colored "i" for the icon. when i click on it, it says "system information cannot open this NFO file. It might be corrupted or unrecognized version" i click ok and then it gives me my system info. That doesnt do me much good. the rest of the 43 files say "DVN-TH.c01, DVN-TH.c02 ...........DVN-TH.c43." when i click on these files, i am told that windows cant open the file and i can select a program from a list or use the web service to determine my program that created it. Thank you for any responses

[NegotiatorSmith]

Go buy a legit copy of the game and if you still have problems, come back for help. ;)

[IceBreaker]

I think he already owns the game but wanted to download it as a Legal Backup only..

..IF so, just remember that these .nfo files are not "real" .nfo files as such (ie. files meant to be opened by "system information" or whatever) - in fact, I've never seen a "real" .nfo file..

the files you are seeing are merely simple TEXT files (in fact I wonder why they have the .nfo extension). So just set windows to open them with Notepad, simple as that.


Now of course if you don't already own the game, buy it first, then read my post.

If you don't buy the game, then do NOT read this post :D

[NegotiatorSmith]

I think he already owns the game but wanted to download it as a Legal Backup only..

Umm... right. ;)

[Canis Lupus]

I think it's a pirated copy ... most warez copies of software come with the msinfo file (regular games never come with it)... don't ask me why I know ;)

Anyway, OTS does not support pirated software. And you might wanna do a complete virus scan of your computer too, for good measure ;)

[IceBreaker]

Originally posted by Canis Lupus
I think it's a pirated copyNo! Really?

Who would have thought..

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Originally posted by Canis Lupus
Anyway, OTS does not support pirated software.No, but maybe Universal Interactive will - if he asks them nicely? :D