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Then its a Wine/GFWL problem You could try that Ubuntu solution from your link

Oh, that right... One game I bought at Target for $10.00 was somehow related to Jo Wood and it didn't run in Windows at all. I did some research to see if there was a patch or anything and the developers didn't exist anymore and Jo Wood never fixed the problem. After more research I found that...

I ended up buying Aquanox 1 It may not be spetacular, but for $1.50 hopefully its entertaining. I'm going to try running it on my Chromebook

Now i'm checking out Chaser Honestly, I don't know if I'll play any of these games long term. You know... all the way through. Aquanox 2 is by Jo Wood and I've read a lot of bad experiences with games by them.

Checking out the games now. I might get Summoner or AquaNox 2

Zombie Shooter 2 is a hack-n-slash action shooter with non-stop zombie slaying! Level up your character's skills, upgrade your weapons and armor at the shop, splatter or flatten zombies with a tank and grind your way through levels of the walking dead and bosses. Follow my step-by-step...

yeah, that would do it... too many assets in an un-optimized level along-side Wineserver in the background.

I don't mind just playing singleplayer I just want to install the game Its very rare to experience a game that won't install or allow me to copy all the data to a single folder.

Ah, ok... interesting So I guess you will have to search the Unity forums for trouble with assets from Blender.

Oh, way to go! So were you using your own assets or the pre-made one's that come with Unity?

Ok, you are right... So now I'm stumped, why the heck are there so many Nouveau errors? I even googled it and couldn't find anything useful. You may want to post in the PlayOnLinux forums as well to see if anyone else has tried this. Personally, I think you should stick with Blender.

MrDeathJr, I knew you would have something... This really isn't the solution I was looking for though, I definitely don't want to create a guide that requires a cracked executable. I have a legit copy of Call of Duty (and United Offensive) so there should be a way to use it without having to use...

Are you absolutely sure the Nvidia drivers are installed? I don't think Wine would output nouveau errors if you did Try this: lspci | grep VGA

Normally I don't have problems with multiple-disks but this one refuses to work! My Call of Duty has two CD ROMs and always pops up with an "Enter Disk 2" pop-up But PlayOnLinux refuses to see the disk. Here are the steps I have taken: Copy all data from both disks to a folder on the desktop...

I'm guessing you are meaning Steam in PlayOnLinux or Wine right? I've never had this problem in the past at all I've been playing in Steam regularly for the past 4 months and haven't noticed anything different. What version of Wine are you using?

I see a lot of nouveau errors Do you have the proprietary drivers installed? Thousands of underrun errors A lot of these

Many games have a config (.cfg) file in the game folders where you can manually set the resolution and display options. I don't know if Resident Evil does or not, but you could poke around the game folders and look for it. I found these tips: Just replace the resolution to match your Linux...

Battlefield 3 Assassin's Creed Skyrim

I found that when searching for Alien Shooter 2 and widescreen. Too bad the HUD is harder to configure for widescreen. Zombie Shooter 2 worked perfectly both resolution and HUD.

I didn't know there was any other way :p