there is no explanation to this.
Can anyone Help?

Hi PTRFX,

What is the exact error message? Also, can you post your system information; such as, your OS, CPU, memory, video card, and sound card.

It says Can not initialise 3D Engine. My PC is a Toshiba Equium M50-244 with windows XP.
Product Features
Screen Size In Inches 14
Screen size is measured diagonally from corner to corner.
Screen Resolution (Pixels) 1280x768 (WXGA)
RAM In GB 0.5
Hard Disk Capacity In GB 40
Number Of Cores 1
Processor Speed In MHZ 1400
Operating System Windows XP Home
DVD Writer No
USB Port 3
Weight (kg) 2.3
Integrated Webcam No
WiFi Yes
Bluetooth No
Fingerprint Access Yes
Remote Control No
DVD Drive Yes
CD Rom Yes
Blu Ray Drive No
HDMI Interface No
VGA Port No
Dvi Port No
Card Reader Yes
Processor Brand Intel
Processor Celeron M
Processor Number 360
Brand Of Graphic Chip ATI
Graphic Card Or Chip ATI Radeon Xpress 200M
IBM Processor not applicable
IDT Processor not applicable
Amd Processor not applicable
Sun Processor not applicable
Rack Server No
Intel Processor Celeron M
Transmeta Processor not applicable
Video Editing Card No
Intel Centrino Technology No
True Resolution WXGA
TV Card No
Motorola Processor not applicable
Hyper Threading No
Digital Entertainment Platform No
Aspect Ratio 16:9
TV Output Yes
Media Centre Edition No
Via Cyrix Processor not applicable
RAM In MB 512

Okay, I see the problem. I hate to say it, but the issue looks like it is being caused by your video card, the Radeon Xpress 200m. Also, the processor, video card model, and system being a Toshiba point towards a laptop system. Unfortunately, laptop video cards are not supported.

You can try updating the drivers for the video and sound to see if that might help, just make sure you get them from your laptop manufacturer.

Okay
Thanks very much

So, that's it? A sorry? "Sorry we didnt write the actual game requirements, because then you wouldnt have bought it. We wanted you to waste your money, and then find out that it doesnt work, after we already have your money." At least that statement is honest. How are we supposed to know that laptop cards arent supported. I have an alienware laptop, built mainly for gaming. I can never get my time back from trying to install the game twice, checking forums, registering and posting, but how about some money back? It is clearly the manufacturers fault if my system meets the requirements stated on the package, but doesnt work because the package omitted key information.

DVD Direct also hides the fact that their games are not meant for laptops unless you look real hard for it. Blazing Angels does the same thing on my laptop. It works 5 out of 25 times of trying it. I probably have 15 hours of trying to get that to work. No refunds.