Test Drive Unlimited

[AirFreshner]

That's what I'm trying to say. If I put the original .exe file back, the update message doesn't show up. It's only when I replace it with the cracked .exe that I get the message.

Do you know why my backup with Alcohol120% is recognized as a backup and can't play the game?

[Grumpy]

It's only when I replace it with the cracked .exe that I get the message.

You are probably using the v1.0 cracked exe on a v1.1 version of the original game.

Do you know why my backup with Alcohol120% is recognized as a backup and can't play the game?

These days it is virtually impossible to create a perfect 1:1 backup for 'most' games.
The created backup is usually ok as an install disc but a NoCD exe or a mini/maxi image is needed to actually play.

[AirFreshner]

Originally Posted by Grumpy

You are probably using the v1.0 cracked exe on a v1.1 version of the original game.

How can I check the version of the game? When I launch it, I see MC 1.45 on the main screen. Is this my version?
I never updated the game since I got it, so I don't understand why the cracked exe would be "older" than the game.

On GCW all the cracks are 1.0. Since I'm the only one having this problem, I don't think it's the crack.

[dede]

Originally Posted by AirFreshner

How can I check the version of the game? When I launch it, I see MC 1.45 on the main screen. Is this my version?
I never updated the game since I got it, so I don't understand why the cracked exe would be "older" than the game.

On GCW all the cracks are 1.0. Since I'm the only one having this problem, I don't think it's the crack.

You can only buy in commerces the version MC 1.45 also, 1.45 is the 1.0 from GCW, only vitality version from crack run proper and don't forgoth to copie the "Euro" folder to game directory. Monday is announced by atari comming out the first update, and after update, you need a new version crack to play proper.