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Windows 2000

Software theme

Runs natively on Win2k and is supported by the developers/publishers on it.

3

platforms

Alternate names: Win2K, Windows NT 5.0

WIN 2007-08-24

Alone Again (Windows)

WIN 2001-08-10

Sacrifice (Windows)

WIN 2000-11-16

Peggle Extreme (Windows)

WIN 2007-09-11

HellSinker (Windows)

WIN 2007-07-07

Star Trek: Bridge Commander (Windows)

Star Trek: Bridge Commander

WIN 2002-02-26

Battle Moon Wars First Act (Windows)

Battle Moon Wars First Act

Pariah (Windows)

WIN 2005-05-03

Black & White (Windows)

WIN 2001-03

Digimon Battle (Windows)

WIN 2002-01-22

The UnReal World (Windows)

The UnReal World

Star Trek: Away Team (Windows)

Star Trek: Away Team

WIN 2001-03-19

The first video game about Windows 2000 was released in 1997.

Ubisoft, Activision and Atari has published most of these games

Backwards compatibility:
* DOS : poor, through NTVDM; high resolution modes unsupported and screen updating is limited
* NT4 : full?
* Win95 : poor
* Win98 : partial

DirectX:
* Shipped with DirectX 7.0
* DirectX 9.0c last to support

Parent group

Microsoft Windows

Platforms

Windows		370
Linux		1
MS-DOS		1

By year

A	1999 - DirectX 7 released
B	2000 - Windows 2000 released 2000 - DirectX 8 released
C	2001 - XP released
D	2002 - DirectX 9 released
E	2004 - DirectX 9.0c released (SM 3.0 introduced)
F	2007 - Vista released
G	2010 - W2K support ceased by MS

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