Cameron's Titanic Explorer

[Edward Impink]

I read something about a titanic explorer? I was wondering what the was and the relation of that and the extra deleted scenes? how do u access it? ty

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[Jason D. Tiller]

Hello Edward,

James Cameron's Titanic Explorer is an interactive CD-ROM. You can tour various parts of the ship, watch the deleted scenes from the movie, access the passenger and crew lists, watch a simulation of Titanic sink and much more.

For more information, see the above posts and the other threads in this subtopic.

Hope this helps.

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[Dave McQueen]

Hi

Just bought JCTE and having problems running it.
I have XP Pro and the latest version of QT.
Whener i try and run it a small window appears that says

Any idea why?

Thanx

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[Dave McQueen]

Bumped as not showing yesterdays date as last post'but Aug 05.
If someone could help would be appreciated.

Thanx

 

[Bob Godfrey]

This is a general problem, not specific to 'Titanic Explorer'. You need to make adjustments to your system settings. Try the solutions offered here:

http://www.mindscape.co.uk/techsupport/SolveProblem.asp?page=5&cid=0&pid=0

 

[Mindy Deckard]

Darn it...now you guys have me convinced that my stupid gateway that constantly acts up will never run this program...

Why did I buy this....yet another coaster...sigh...

 

[Marshall Garvey]

Does anyone else here have this? It just came today from an Amazon order and it is a must-have. It contains oodles of unused footage from the film, thorough timelines, narratives, testimonies, passenger and crew bios....everything! And if it makes any difference to some, Jack and Rose are nowhere to be seen. Cameron tells only the real stories here. I highly recommend!

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[Jacob Bineke]

anyone got some screen shots of this game during the ship tour?

and

In terms of touring the ship which game is better: Titanic AOOT or Explorer?

 

[Bob Godfrey]

Titanic Explorer isn't a game, so there's no basis for comparison.

 

[Jake Peterson]

I also have this game as well. Still in my box. Very extensive and informative.

Huh. Wonder if it'd work on my Windows 7? Going to have to try that sometime. Anyone here with Windows 7 who has tried? Did it work?

 

[Brad Rousse]

I also have this game as well. Still in my box. Very extensive and informative.

Huh. Wonder if it'd work on my Windows 7? Going to have to try that sometime. Anyone here with Windows 7 who has tried? Did it work?

I tried. No luck. I think it required something I don't have the resources or means to do, or is simply too old for the W7 system.

 

[Jake Peterson]

Hmmm. Will have to try it and see what happens. Would love to play it again. It has everything from deck plans to Inquiry reports.

 

[Jason D. Tiller]

I've tried it as well and it did not work for me. As Brad said, I believe the software is too old for Windows 7.

It's a shame, as I enjoyed going through it all including a tour of the ship.

 

[Rusty_S]

Doesnt work on Vista either. Tells me the software isnt compatible with 64-bit systems.

 

[Arun Vajpey]

I got it when I had W98 and it worked fine. Failed with Windows 2000 and XP and while i have not tried it with 7, I do not expect it to work.

I also think that it is very informative. I wonder why they did not bring out a suitably upgraded DVD-rom version for the centennial.