I decided to try the trial, and after three days, my game stopped working. After playing for 10 seconds, the game crashes and will give me this message.

"An unhandled win32 exception occured in ExeFile.exe |4584|. Just-In-Time debugging this exception failed with the following error: No installed debugger has Just-In-Time enabled. In Visual Studio, Just-In-Time can be enabled from Tools/Options/Debugging/Just-In-Time.

Check the documentation index for 'Just-in-time debugging, errors' for more information."

I searched the official forums but couldn't find anything to fix the problem, and for some reason I'm not allowed to post. I completely uninstalled the game, deleted every single files and made sure there are no more traces of it on my computer, and then reinstalled it, and I got the same problem again. What exactly is Visual Studio and will it help me if I turn on Just-In-Time?

[QUOTE="Warfighter3000"]It sells alot since it was advertised alot. The gameplay itself is ass.Ninja-Hippo

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Blind hate = 0%

Grand theft auto 4

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Metal Gear Solid 4

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Reviews have horrible opinions.

Looking at his YouTube video collection, he seems to be very big into classic gaming.

I wonder if he's looking into a high math career if he's college age, he'll do very well.

PunishedOne

I read his website. Apparently he said that college costs too much for him, and he can't get the job to afford it since most of them need degrees. It really sucks, his postential is getting wasted by playing Bugsy 3d every day of his life. However, he's taking interest in video game making, and right now he's making a few games, so maybe he'll end up someplace in the game industry someday.

• There was a "turtle" in the basement area of my elementary school. The turtle went all over the place. I had to be careful to avoid it, unless, of course, I "hopped" on it. Source: Mario. Time period: only in my elementary school (up to grade 6).
• At lunch time at my elementary school, the red ketchup bottles and yellow mustard bottles were considered as "lava". Source: Metroid. Time period: 2nd (or 3rd) to 6th grade.
• Colored tiles that were odd as well as lines, and even shadows (rare) were "enemies" that I had to bop (jumping on it to get rid of it) to disable it. Source: Mario. Time period: 3rd grade to about 8th grade (still present today, but no where near as bad - only used for entertainment while waiting for something).
• Sunlit areas were "lava". Source: Metroid. Time period: 2nd or 3rd grades only (not sure which).
• If you touched any water from a pool or outside, you'd die because the water was "blue". Source: many games in which water, being blue in them, took your player's life away. Time frame: 2nd or 3rd grade until July 21, 1997 around 10:00 AM (yes, I'm that certain on the time).
• The red stage in the elementary school's basement was considered as lava. Source: Metroid. Time period: 2nd (or 3rd) to 6th grade.

Every day of his life is like a videogame to him. He has played so many games, he is now trapped in his hobby forever. Except for his weird behavior, he is freakishly smart for some reason. Can do very complicated calculations and physic question withough even trying.