i have a intel(r) 82852/82855 gm/gme graphics controller on my laptop and i'm trying to play true crimes streets of LA and i keep getting error message about my graphics.  i downloaded the 3d analyze 2.26 and have had no luck i don't know if it my settings that i am putting in or what.

Quotei'm trying to play true crimes streets of LA and i keep getting error message about my graphics

1) what system needs the game exactly ?
2) what's the error message ?

MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

·3-D Hardware Accelerator (32 MB VRAM) with full Transform and
Lighting*
·US version of Microsoft(R) Windows(R) 98/ME/2000/XP operating system
·Pentium(R) III 800Mhz processor or AMD(R) XP1500 Ghz Athlon processor
·128 MB RAM
·3.1 GB of uncompressed hard disk space for game files; plus an
additional 200 MB for Windows(R) swap file
·100% Windows(R) 98/ME/2000/XP-compatible computer system (including
compatible 32-bit drivers for CD- ROM drive, video card, sound card and
input devices)
·DirectX(R) 9.0 (included)
·100% DirectX(R) 9.0 -compatible 32 MB video card and drivers
·100% DirectX(R) 9.0 or higher compatible sound card and drivers
·Quad Speed CD-ROM drive (600 K/sec sustained transfer rate)
·100% Microsoft(R)-compatible mouse and keyboard


the error message is "no capable 3d hardware.  this game requires direct 3d compatible hardware that supports either t&l or vertex and pixel shaders version 1.1 or higher"  


I have another game that pretty much has same requirements for graphics and that runs fine

I can see why it wont run on that grahpics board. And it might seem that this reason is the most stupid reason there is, but its an intel. Intel graphics arent much to use for game play, depending on what games.The intel 82852 is not the up to date graphics board from Intel. Intel graphics were mainly made for the quake, half life, and Unreal series.(GOD DAMN READERS MANUAL!!!!!)Now you would probably have to find a certain program that can take details out of the game, and replace it with solid colors and frames. But I dont know if you could. But True Crimes should run perfectly on it. Like I said, its because its an intel.