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Try this to fix the audio: There is one file you should edit as root, so open a terminal and type: sudo nano /etc/pulse/daemon.conf Just scroll to the end of the file. Don't change anything in this file, just add one line at the end: default-fragment-size-msec = 5 Save the file and exit...

What? That is really strange! I normally set all of my virtual drives to Windows 7. The only time it changes is when I install any dotnet package, for some reason it automatically resets my Windows version to Windows XP. Run Ghostbusters with "Debug" and see if there are any Pulseaudio...

Try installing package: dxdiag

Strange, I didn't have any problems with the cutscenes on Mint 13 I will re-install Ghostbusters this weekend and test with Mint 17 and newer versions of Wine. Then I can update my guide. Its been a while so I'm not totally sure if I had a similar problem or not...

I only make guides for free-to-play or games I own. Sorry

Did you follow my guide: Ghostbusters Guide Ignore the Wine version in the guide, try the newest Wine 1.7.51 or Wine 1.7.51-staging versions. You can easily install dotnet20, 30, 35 & 40 but make sure to use the scope_ptrace command: echo "0"|sudo tee /proc/sys/kernel/yama/ptrace_scope

No problem, its always fun for me and I learn something new each time

Here is some information I found Common Error Codes:

That should be fine, but I wonder why you had to do that. I never touched my firewall. The only time I have touched my firewall is when I'm trying to share files. Maybe there is a port you can add for Guild Wars 2 so you can leave your firewall on?

Here are some good notes about installing libraries with Winetricks: Winetricks on Ubuntu-snippets I bet you are trying to install Civilization V huh?

I have done this before. Try installing the libraries with Winetricks in the default Wine directory. Then go find them and copy/paste them to your PlayOnLinux wineprefix directory. Unfortunately there are still some libraries that don't come with PlayOnLinux packages, so you have to use...

Looks like people are already into this 360 degree video stuff. well this is animation but still, pretty cool

Skydome's anyone? This is the perfect camera for shooting in-game skydomes I've tried to create some of my own skydome's in the past and its not extremely hard, but would be so much easier and higher quality with a camera like this. Also, has anyone created a 3D interactive movie? You film...

Here is some in-development battle footage for an indie game called: The Grail Watch the whole video, pretty funny at the end...

Me too... sadly I haven't play much of Penumbra or Amnesia

That is strange, whaich distro are you using?

Nice, sounds like my kind of game. I really need to sit down and play Amnesia all the way through.

Nice, thanks for the fix. I'll try it as well and I will post if it works

Have you searched www.newegg.com I don't know much about 120 Hz monitors, probably because I can't afford one.

I wish I had Resident Evil 4, then I would do all the work and create a step-by-step guide. Were you able to get the regular non HD Resident Evil to run at least?