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'''Microsoft's version of Chip's Challenge''', also known as '''CHIPS.EXE''' or '''MSCC''', refers to the version of [[Chip's Challenge]] included in the Microsoft Entertainment Pack 4 and the Best of Microsoft Entertainment pack. The term is used to differentiate Microsoft's version of the game with [[Tile World]]'s version of the [[MS]] ruleset. | '''Microsoft's version of Chip's Challenge''', also known as '''CHIPS.EXE''' or '''MSCC''', refers to the version of [[Chip's Challenge]] included in the Microsoft Entertainment Pack 4 and the Best of Microsoft Entertainment pack. The term is used to differentiate Microsoft's version of the game with [[Tile World]]'s version of the [[MS ruleset|MS]] ruleset. | ||
MSCC is a 16-bit program, and therefore cannot be run on 64-bit versions of Windows. As a consequence, MSCC's popularity gradually decreased over the past few years. In 2018, [http://cczone.invisionzone.com/topic/1511-updated-native-mscc-on-64-bit-windows/ a workaround] was discovered by [[Andrew Raykowski]], and MSCC experienced an increase in popularity. | MSCC is a 16-bit program, and therefore cannot be run on 64-bit versions of Windows. As a consequence, MSCC's popularity gradually decreased over the past few years. In 2018, [http://cczone.invisionzone.com/topic/1511-updated-native-mscc-on-64-bit-windows/ a workaround] was discovered by [[Andrew Raykowski]], and MSCC experienced an increase in popularity. | ||
Revision as of 10:45, 20 June 2019
Microsoft's version of Chip's Challenge, also known as CHIPS.EXE or MSCC, refers to the version of Chip's Challenge included in the Microsoft Entertainment Pack 4 and the Best of Microsoft Entertainment pack. The term is used to differentiate Microsoft's version of the game with Tile World's version of the MS ruleset.
MSCC is a 16-bit program, and therefore cannot be run on 64-bit versions of Windows. As a consequence, MSCC's popularity gradually decreased over the past few years. In 2018, a workaround was discovered by Andrew Raykowski, and MSCC experienced an increase in popularity.
Gameplay differences between MSCC and Tile World's emulation
- Data resetting, the Multiple Tank Glitch and the Tank Top Glitch are not supported by Tile World.
- Tile World does not emulate mouse clicks perfectly; as a consequence the Twice Step Glitch only works in MSCC.