Bionic Commando: Rearmed

Right click on Bionic Commando Rearmed in your Steam games list. Hover over manage, then click browse local files. A file explorer window will pop open. Locate bcr.exe in that file explorer window and right click it. Click on properties. Now click on the compatibility tab. Check the box that says "run this program in compatibility mode for:" and select Windows XP Service Pack 3. Click apply. Click the button below that says "change high DPI settings." Check the box that says "Override high DPI scaling behavior." Choose "application" from the dropdown menu. Click okay. Then click apply and okay. The game should now work. Launch it and enjoy.

Crashes at launch, does not start.

I completed Bionic Commando Rearmed on Windows 11. I encourage you to read this review if you intend to do the same, as it [b]does not launch properly on Windows 11[/b]. [h3]WINDOWS 11 NOTES[/h3] After installing, the game will silently crash on launch, without even citing an error. Doing the following two things fixed it for me: 1: Install legacy NVidia PhysX drivers which the game relies upon. The following link should take you to NVidia's site. https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/drivers/physx/9_10_0224/physx-9-10-0224-driver/ I have seen other users use up to version 9-13 as well. 2: Restart your computer -- Mine did not work until I restarted after the install. 3: Write over the game's installed EXE with a patched version. The file is hosted on a Google Drive (use at your own risk, but I experienced no problems): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1C7cJgaaf5-NQ1iqbRiHCm7Oot21LE2KS/view This patched EXE will also fix some issues that prevent the hacking minigame from working properly on high-resolution monitors. [h3]REVIEW[/h3] I did not play this in co-op, and I doubt any of my friends would be interested. Might be fun, hard to say. To be frank, as I finished Bionic…

I have a love/hate relationship with this game. First, I'm not recommending anyone buy this game; I will give my feelings on the game itself below, but the most important thing you must know is that the game is very unlikely to run as-is on any modern machine. It will very likely crash to desktop. I had a few false starts downloading different old drivers, and then finally got it running after finding an altered game executable elsewhere that doesn't break due having more than 4 cpus. It's pretty unacceptable that Capcom continues selling this game in a broken state. Now for the actual game. I love that they reimagined a classic NES title that already had a unique mechanic (no jumping, movement is only possible for grappling claw techniques), and iterated on it, creating an intricate and both frustrating and satisfying movement system, while retaining much of the original game's charm. The grappling takes some getting used to, but once it starts clicking it becomes really cool moving through levels. The boss fights are generally more like hazardous puzzles which makes them interesting (at least the first time, there are some repeats with small tweaks). I appreciate that they rem…

Como la versión de 360. Funciona bien con un bug de audio en Mint

It is very fun and entertaining gameplay, along with funny dialgogue parts. I saw a lot of reviews complaining about having to set the game up for the pc, but in the end, it is all worth it, as it is a very entertaining and fun game.