Comments on: Butterfly Escape

By: davide

davide — Sat, 21 Apr 2007 10:42:48 +0000

lo rimandate per favore grazie e’ un gioco carino

By: Sunshine

Sunshine — Sun, 08 Apr 2007 20:47:40 +0000

I did love this game—-if I could advance. Guess I am not fast enough. The thing I HATE is if you lose one game, all your progress past the last butterfly disappears! I have worked on getting to the next butterfly for weeks! On my last game I played no balls in his hands matched any on the board! No matter how much I clicked to change his ball. So I lost once again.

By: maddad

maddad — Sat, 03 Mar 2007 15:42:57 +0000

i downloaded the game,it activated on web..played great ,the next day it said i needed to activate again …tryed to activate but it said it was out of time..not very happy with this..as there is some problem with this site on its games …there seems to be some type of code which is being monitered now…this is not the first time this has happend on this site with games..the code is not in english and that is why most virus and spyware can not confirm wat they catch..but it is good to now that they do..i dont think that this site is actually trying to spy ..but it does register the amount taken from site…i hope that they can sort out the problem with the activation.as it is not good when it connects directly to the net …not many sites vissited and tested have activation like this…hopes this help the web..and customers.

By: Lorrie

Lorrie — Sun, 25 Feb 2007 04:11:23 +0000

Looked fun but couldn’t get it to dowmload right. Tried 3 times.

By: Vanessa Wang

Vanessa Wang — Sun, 25 Feb 2007 01:31:52 +0000

DOSEN’T ANYONE READ THAT THIS IS FOR COMMENTING ABOUT GAMES ONLY!? IF YOU HAVE PROBLEMS GO TO THE FORUMS!

By: Vanessa Wang

Vanessa Wang — Sun, 25 Feb 2007 01:22:57 +0000

I forgot to mention this but I’ve never had any problems with the games I download because they’re 100% clean,make sure your activation codes are exactly the way they say if you have problems it’s not the game’s fault.All you have to do is check the codes with the one you copied and pasted with the one that says activation code:blah,blah,blah this happened to my brother and he found six mistakes.

By: kauai

kauai — Sat, 24 Feb 2007 19:06:58 +0000

I extracted the file on Feb.22, and didn’t know I was supposed to input registration name and key. I just started playing the game today and like it. Is there anywhere in my installation where the key could be?

By: Game Seeker

Game Seeker — Sat, 24 Feb 2007 12:20:53 +0000

Surprised some folks are having shaking-screen problems. On mine the screen shakes less than 2 seconds on using a weapon or if lightening strikes, but stops immediately. Even the shaking that happens briefly after weapons/lightening is so slight I have to really look to see it, certainly nothing that could induce motion sickness! I played up to to and past levels where some people mentioned the constant shaking problem started for them. Still no problems here.

Possibly a compatibility issue. It may not run properly with certain video/graphic cards or conflicts with a running process that’s not on everyone’s computer. It may conflict with something that always loads in Windows Startup. Also note the minimum requirements to run, listed as: Windows 98/ME/2000/XP, 700MHz or faster processor, 128 MB RAM, DirectX 8.1 or later.

It could be DirectX needs updating if it’s not 8.1 or higher, updating video drivers could help if they’re not current, and the game wouldn’t work with slower processors. Barring all that, there are instances where certain games and certain 3D screen savers just plain don’t “like” certain video cards, for example the pre-installed ones that come with computers purchased as complete packages already set up with everything. If the buyer didn’t choose to upgrade to a gaming-capable card they may get a generic one that doesn’t work properly with all games and 3D screen savers, and won’t know until they come across something that’s not compatible.

Also note those just-bring-’em-home-and-plug-’em-in machines are notorious for having WAY too much crap in Windows Startup that loads every time the computer is started. If you have one of those computers and never checked the Startup folder there’s likely things always running that you aren’t aware of and have never used. That’s one place to look if there’s problems with certain programs and definitely the place to look if you find Windows crashing and requiring restarts when you didn’t CHOOSE to restart. Try hitting CTRL+ALT+DEL with no programs open, then click the Processes tab. If you have to scroll through pages just to view your currently running processes then there’s too much stuff in your Startup folder. But don’t start ending processes unless you know what you’re doing, get somebody offline to help clean the Startup folder.

So far no problems running any of the games here, but my machine was not purchased pre-setup. It’s Frankenputer, built from the ground up with each component chosen and many upgrades along the way, and the Startup folder is kept lean and mean.

By: Diana

Diana — Sat, 24 Feb 2007 06:10:16 +0000

Add another to the list of people with screen-shaking problems. Like #78, I’m not just encountering it after using a weapon. Each level starts off okay but starts to shake either (a) the first time that I use a weapon or (b) partway through clearing the first sequence of balls. I’ve managed to continue on and finish the level when that happens and the next level will behave the same way (fine at first, then shaking). The shaking is bad enough to cause motion sickness, rendering the game virtually unplayable. Too bad, as I really liked it otherwise. I’m afraid that I have to give it a thumbs-down.

By: Thip

Thip — Fri, 23 Feb 2007 19:23:27 +0000

FUN!!!!!