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gameragodzilla

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  1. This oddity seems to affect Aliens vs. Predator 2 (also a Lithtech game) as well. I recently switched monitors from a 1080p monitor to a 4K monitor. Given how HUD scaling often is with these older games, I probably will just stick to 1080p anyways, but I wanted to see how the game looked at 4K anyways. But for whatever reason, anytime I input a 4K resolution, the game crashes. The really weird thing is AVP2 doesn't run very well at fullscreen (thankfully NOLF1 and 2 don't seem to have that problem) and when I run that game Windowed, 1920x1080 actually fills up my whole screen windowed while 4K just crashes. I presume the issue is the engine thinks 1080p is still the fullscreen size and therefore 4K resolutions are pushing beyond what the screen can do, but I wonder if anyone else has ever ran into this issue when upgrading monitors, and if so, what's the solution? Like I said, I'll most likely be sticking with 1080p for the foreseeable future with these games since their HUDs don't scale well to that high resolution, but this is a strange issue to begin with.
  2. A remaster would be fantastic, but I’ll believe it when I see it. Old Lithtech games would be particularly suitable for a remaster since many of them are a 'witch' to run on modern hardware.
  3. I'd love for them to sort out the legal troubles behind the scenes. GOG managed to get Alpha Protocol back, so hopefully that means NOLF can come back too.
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