Starting this because i cannot get the game to work. And i bet i am not the only one having issues. So, have an Alpha Protocol problem? Post it here, and maybe the guru's of the [H] can fix it. God knows sega can't find their ass using both hands.
Anyway, here's my issue.
Game installed, and activated just fine. When clicking the launcher or the exe directly, the game crashes with a visual c++ window stating "the application terminated in an unusual way."
Tried almost all of the suggested "fixes" on the sega site, and have a trouble ticket open, but i do not have high hopes. Been seeing a lot of posts on other message boards stating the same issue.
I am running XP-64, fully updated, with current video drivers. As per the sega recommendations, i have updated visual c++, some OAL drivers (as per the sega site), updated physx (and video drivers).
The only thing i have not been able to update is the .net framework 2.0. I'd rather not have to go through all that, as that is a fairly involved process. If someone can tell me that will definitely fix the problem, i will bite the bullet and do it. But i am not playing "shotgun the problem and maybe it'll go away."
Based on the error message, it sounds like a problem with visual c++, or the game itself. Having already updated and applied security updates to the visual c++, i am unsure of what to try next.
Anyway, here's my issue.
Game installed, and activated just fine. When clicking the launcher or the exe directly, the game crashes with a visual c++ window stating "the application terminated in an unusual way."
Tried almost all of the suggested "fixes" on the sega site, and have a trouble ticket open, but i do not have high hopes. Been seeing a lot of posts on other message boards stating the same issue.
I am running XP-64, fully updated, with current video drivers. As per the sega recommendations, i have updated visual c++, some OAL drivers (as per the sega site), updated physx (and video drivers).
The only thing i have not been able to update is the .net framework 2.0. I'd rather not have to go through all that, as that is a fairly involved process. If someone can tell me that will definitely fix the problem, i will bite the bullet and do it. But i am not playing "shotgun the problem and maybe it'll go away."
Based on the error message, it sounds like a problem with visual c++, or the game itself. Having already updated and applied security updates to the visual c++, i am unsure of what to try next.