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Lost Planet: Extreme Condition

2008-07-16T18:32:00.000-07:00

In Lost Planet, human snow pirates navigate VS (Vital Suits) through hostile
ice-covered environments, fighting against the indigenous Akrid creatures
for the precious thermal energy they need to survive. For one such pilot
named Wayne, death almost seemed imminent until he was fortunately rescued.
However, he can only remember a few fragments of his past including the
slaying of his father by the monstrous beings. Yet under the veil of ice,
a devious plot has been set into motion by NEVEC. What really happened to
Wayne and how will his destiny become intertwined with NEVEC's plans?

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Publisher: Capcom
Developer: Capcom
Genre: Sci-Fi Shooter
Release Date: May 27, 2008 (more)
ESRB: TEEN
ESRB Descriptors: Mild Language, Violence, Animated Blood

Game Information
Number of Players: 1 Player
Number of Online Players: 16 Online

Minimum System Requirements (DirectX 9 Graphics)
OS: Windows XP
Processor: Pentium 4 HT @ 3.5 GHz or Athlon Equivalent
Memory: 512 MB
Hard Drive: 8 GB Free
Video Memory: 256 MB (GeForce 6600 or better) with Shader 3.0
Sound Card: DirectX Compatible
DirectX: 9.0c
Keyboard & Mouse
DVD Rom Drive

Recommended System Requirements (DirectX 10 Graphics)
OS: Windows Vista
Processor: Intel Core 2 DUO
Memory: 1 GB (2 GB on Windows Vista)
Hard Drive: 8 GB Free
Video Memory: 256 MB (GeForce 8600)
Sound Card: DirectX Compatible
DirectX: 10
Keyboard & Mouse
DVD Rom Drive

Notes:
NVIDIA® GeForce® 7300 is not supported.

Dracula Origin RELOADED

2008-07-16T17:17:00.000-07:00

"Dracula: Origin" is the new adventure game from Frogwares studio, the team
that developed the famous Sherlock Holmes series for PC. Having
successfully tackled the myth of Cthulhu in the latest Sherlock Holmes
adventure ("The Awakened"), Frogwares is once again venturing into a
disturbing and fantastic universe, the world of the prince of darkness, in
an adventure which combines romanticism, mystery and horror.

1. Unrar.
2. Burn the image.
3. Install the game.
4. Copy the cracked executable over from the Crack directory on CD1 to
your installation directory.
5. Play the game.

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Terrorist Takedown 2 US Navy Seals

2008-07-14T17:41:00.000-07:00

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Minimum System Requirements
Windows 2000/XP/Vista
DirectX 9.0c
Processor 1.7 GHZ
512 MB RAM
GFX card with 64MB (minimum requirements - ATI Radeon 9000/GeForce 4 Ti)
DirectX 9.0c sound card compatible with DirectX 9.0c
DVD ROM. The mouse, keyboard

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Command & Conquer 3 Kane's Wrath (2008)

2008-07-14T17:30:00.000-07:00

Last year's Command & Conquer 3: Tiberium Wars featured a horde of freaky alien units, hammy acting, and lots and lots of explosions. With Kane's Wrath, Electronic Arts provides freakier aliens, hammier acting, and bigger explosions, and mixes them into an expansion pack that doesn't improve the core game in any meaningful way. Of course, it gives us more ways to experience the terrific gameplay, and for that we can be grateful. Nevertheless, Kane's Wrath misses the mark in many ways and comes across as a wasted opportunity.

The story, such as it is, fills a number of gaps in Command & Conquer history, jumping around like a jackrabbit on speed. For example, the first act takes place between the second and third Tiberium Wars, whereas the second act jumps to events that took place during C&C3. As a result, when Kane and other characters address you during the live-action cutscenes, you're not even the same character each time. Joe Kucan as Kane, God bless him, almost saves this scattershot structure with his usual superb mix of spittled monologues and ominous glares. As Alexa, though, actress Natasha Henstridge misses the whole point by misunderstanding the difference between histrionics and plain bad acting. Her bouncy hairdo is more energetic than she is. We expect cheese in a Command & Conquer campaign, but its taste is altogether overpowering here. With the third act, Kane's Wrath starts hitting the right notes and then comes to a halt, leaving the promise of yet another expansion...the same promise Tiberium Wars left with us. Let's hope that the inevitable second expansion pack makes good on it.

Once you take command of the battlefield, things pick up, but not in the ways you might expect from an expansion pack. You play as the Nod faction through the whole of the 13-mission campaign, which is fine, but it fails to capitalize on the pitifully brief Scrin campaign of Tiberium Wars. Nevertheless, this is at heart the same gameplay that made last year's game such a success. It's fast-paced, fun, and eminently playable. When the game emphasizes these strengths, such as in a mission where you have to capture a GDI researcher, the gameplay soars. Other missions just speak to overlooked possibilities. For instance, in one scenario, you're teased with the possibility of experiencing one of Tiberium Wars' best missions from the perspective of a different commander. But rather than delivering on the promise of a heart-pounding battle, the game whips the rug out from under you, and you get stuck using a commando and saboteur--and then a dinky attack bike. Talk about an anticlimax.

Thankfully, all of the issues that the campaign presents are mostly offset by the variety of new toys available. Many of them come courtesy of the subfactions in Kane's Wrath. You can still play skirmishes against other players and the AI as the standard GDI, Nod, and Scrin factions, and they've seen some minor changes. However, you should check out the subfactions if you want access to the best goodies. For the most part, the subfactions aren't radically different from their vanilla counterparts, but they bring some subtle and interesting additions and changes to the battlefield nonetheless. For example, the Nod subfaction called the Black Hand replaces the avatar warmech with a flame-spewing monstrosity called the purifier. The Black Hand has no flying units, though, so this isn't the faction for you if you like to spam venoms. Other tweaks have very little impact, such as the addition of shields to harvesters of the Reaper-17 Scrin subfaction, though such small changes undoubtedly have effects on the overall balance.

Some of the new units are available to the main faction and subfactions alike. For example, all GDI players get the hammerhead helicopter, which is invaluable for troop transport and can stay aloft for a while without having to refuel. The Scrin mechapede is a particular (and slightly overpowered) favorite, given that you can extend its length by adding pods to it, and there are four different types of pods you can use. This flexibility makes the mechapede one of the most versatile units in the game, but in the spirit of the Scrin, it requires a healthy amount of micromanagement. The most superficially dramatic units are the new epic units. Each faction and its subfactions get access to a new powerful unit: the MARV tank in the case of the GDI, the redeemer for the Nod, and the eradicator hexapod for the Scrin. How important they are to your strategy depends on how long your matches draw out, which is always a crapshoot in the rush-heavy Command & Conquer. However, should you get to the point where you can create one, you'll enjoy the additional help it provides on the battlefield. They have powerful attacks (even more powerful if infantry is garrisoned inside), but their other abilities can be helpful as well. For example, if you need extra credits, just drive your MARV over some Tiberium, and it will be added to your coffers instantly.

And in a sign that Electronic Arts kept throwing different things at Command & Conquer 3 to see what would stick, they've introduced Global Conquest, which is a Risk-inspired turn-based mode similar to the ones in Rise of Nations or Dawn of War. In it, you create strike forces that let you expand across the globe to crush your enemies while exerting influence on cities. It's an interesting diversion, but it's esoteric without having the depth to match. Not only is the gameplay diluted compared to other turn-based games, but the world map isn't separated into distinct areas, which diminishes the thrill of expansion. It feels as if you're trying to take over vast tracts of empty land, and without the geographic and visual divisions you'd expect, you never get that "just...one...more...turn..." compulsion.

There are more than 25 new maps to skirmish on, too, against either other players or the AI. All these additions--new units, a new mode, and so on--add more ways to play, but they don't add up to an essential expansion pack. It all makes for a broader package, but not necessarily a better one. Sure, the new subfactions give you more variety, but not every addition is significant, and in some cases, they're underwhelming (Steel Talon subfaction, this means you). Throw in a competent campaign, and you have a good expansion that should have been much, much better.

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PC GRID

2008-07-13T18:13:00.000-07:00

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FULL GAME - NOTHING RIPPED, Just highly compressed.

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This game is made by Codemasters, the creators of the TOCA/Race Driver series. GRID is a hybrid between arcade and simulator of mainly tarmac racing that consists of 43 cars. The game features an instant replay feature which allows the player to rewind time by up to 10 seconds. While the instant replay can be used as many times as the player wants, the Flashback feature can only be used a limited number of times, determined by the difficulty setting. A feature similar to what was introduced in Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time.

There are several types of competitions for different cars: GT races, open wheel races, demolition derbies, etc. There are also several tracks from different countries, including Japan, United States and European tracks such as Le Mans and Spa Francorchamps. A track through the streets of Milan is also available.

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PS2 Dragon Ball Z Budokai 3

2008-07-13T18:04:00.000-07:00

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Resident Evil 4 PS2

2008-07-12T18:30:00.000-07:00

developer: Capcom
publisher: Capcom
genre: adventure / survival horror | action / TPP
platform: Sony PlayStation® 2 (PS2)

release date: Europe (PAL): 04 November 2005
USA (NTSC): 25 October 2005
see this game on other platforms: PC GCN Wii
play modes: single player
age requirements: 18+ | media: 1 DVD
game using:
memory card.
Resident Evil® 4 marks a terrifying new chapter in the world renowned Resident Evil® series. Players rejoin Leon S. Kennedy, six years after his first mission as a rookie cop from Resident Evil® 2. Now as a U.S. agent, Leon is on a top-secret mission to investigate the disappearance of the President’s daughter and has made his way to a mysterious location in Europe. As Leon encounters unimaginable horrors, he mustfind out who or what is behind everything.

Key Features:

- Unsurpassed visuals with breathtaking 3D graphics and effects
- Brand new action-oriented gameplay and story
- Extraordinary new enemies - zombies are obsolete; replaced by intelligent but evil creatures
- Killer weaponry - hand grenades, sniper rifle, rocket launcher, axes, chainsaws, cannons and more
- New gameplay mechanics - behind-the-back camera angle perspective & hit zone aiming system
- New characters - new playable female character plus a mysterious new friend ... or foe
- Plus exciting new bonus features exclusive to the PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system

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Alone in the Dark - PS2

2008-07-12T18:28:00.000-07:00

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Death to spies-Reloaded

2008-07-12T18:20:00.000-07:00

Plataform: PS2
Lnaguage: ENG
Region: PAL (SLES_552.07)
Genre: Music
Calidad: DVD
Format: ISO

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Need For Speed Carbon Collector's Edition

2008-07-11T17:30:00.000-07:00

Game Notes
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What starts in the city is settled in the canyons as Need for Speed
Carbon immerses you in the world's most dangerous and
adrenaline-filled form of street racing. You and your crew must race
in an all-out war for the city, risking everything to take over your
rivals' neighborhoods one block at a time. As the police turn up the
heat, the battle ultimately shifts to Carbon Canyon, where
territories and reputations can be lost on every perilous curve.
Featuring exclusive content including three cars, six races, and a
bonus DVD, Need for Speed Carbon Collector's Edition is a must-have
for racing fans everywhere.

* Survive the Canyon--All-new Canyon Duel and Drift race modes are the
ultimate test of skill and nerve, where one wrong turn could cost
you more than the race.

* The City Is Yours for the Taking--Race for control of the city
block-by-block by taking down rival crews on their turf, then
defeat their crew leaders in life-or-death races in Carbon Canyon.

* Customize Your Dream Cars--The revolutionary new Autosculpt car
customization tool gives you the power to design and tweak your
crew's cars in every way imaginable.

* Represent a Class--Align with the Tuner, American Muscle, or Exotic
car classes and prove once and for all who makes the best set of
wheels. A new physics model makes each class handle and drive
differently.

* Build Your Crew--Strategically choose your crew members and then use
their skills on the road and in the garage to help you dominate
races.

* Race Online--Take your custom Autosculpted car online and challenge
other live racers from around the world.

* Exclusive Collector's Edition Content--Featuring three new cars, ten
specially tuned cars, six new races and ten exclusive vinyl kits.

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1. Extract RARs
2. Mount or Burn iso
3. Install
4. Use the keygen from Razor1911
5. Copy Crack over original files from Razor1911
6. Play and Enjoy this highly anticipated game!

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Enemy Territory Quake Wars - RELOADED

2008-07-11T17:26:00.000-07:00

Publisher: Activision
Developer: Splash Damage
Genre: Sci-Fi First-Person Shooter
Release Date: Oct 2, 2007 (more)
ESRB: TEEN

Game Information
Connectivity: Online, Broadband Only
Offline Modes: Competitive, Team Oriented
Online Modes: Competitive, Team Oriented
Number of Players: 1-32
Number of Online Players: 32 Online
DirectX Version: v9.0c
Operating System: Windows XP/Vista

Minimum System Requirements
OS: Windows XP/Vista
Processor: Pentium 4 @ 2.8 GHz (3.0 GHz for Windows Vista)
Memory: 512 MB (768 MB for Windows Vista)
Hard Drive: 950 MB Free
Video Memory: 128 MB (GeForce 5700/ATI Radeon 9700)
Sound Card: DirectX Compatible
DirectX: 9.0c
Keyboard & Mouse
CD/DVD Rom Drive
Broadband Internet Connection for Online Play

Unreal Tournament 3

2008-07-09T17:23:00.000-07:00

Publisher: Midway
Developer: Epic Games

Minimum System Requirements
OS: Windows XP/Vista
Processor: Pentium 4 @ 2 GHz or Athlon Equivalent
Memory: 512 MB
Hard Drive: 8 GB Free
Video Memory: (nVidia 6200/Radeon 9600)
Sound Card: DirectX Compatible
DirectX: 9.0c
Keyboard & Mouse
DVD Rom Drive (Not Required for Downloaded Versions)

Recommended System Requirements
OS: Windows XP/Vista
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo @ 2.4 GHz or Athlon X2 Equivalent
Memory: 1 GB
Hard Drive: 8 GB Free
Video Memory: (nVidia 7800/ATI X1300)
Sound Card: DirectX Compatible
DirectX: 9.0c
Keyboard & Mouse
DVD Rom Drive (Not Required for Downloaded Versions)

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Devil May Cry 4 (Direct Download)

2008-07-09T17:16:00.000-07:00

Devil May Cry 4 is the fourth installment of the Devil May Cry series, the events in the game are located third in the chronological order of the series' plot, between those in Devil May Cry and Devil May Cry 2. It was announced in March 2007 that the game would be released simultaneously for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and later PC.[5]
In the game, the player controls Nero, the game's protagonist, in addition to an appearance by series lead Dante, fighting demonic enemies in close combat using firearms, swords and a variety of weaponry in a gothic setting. Characters Lady and Trish from previous games in the series make appearances, joined by new characters Kyrie, Credo, Gloria, and Agnus.

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84 Direct gamez - GRID_+_Unreal Tournament_+_14_More___ADDED

2008-07-08T17:38:00.000-07:00

One Link-Direct games-eHsAn'S
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All games uploaded by me, a thanks would be appreciated =) XD
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Can't download? asks for a pass? look in here
They have some sort of a new rule, that u have to pay if you are from:
Israel
Portugal
Russia
Ukraine
Germany
UK
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Solution: well, u have to trick the site by telling them u are from another country, so u need to change your IP
Theres 2 way:
1st way: Use a Proxy (plenty at ddday.com)

2nd way: Use a Ip changer, One can be found in here:

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i use this website usually now, for people who don't have RS, its easier, and i tested this site, NO VIRUSES, trust me. i been going on this website for months now......

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LIST OF GAMES UNTIL NOW(will be updated soon)
-} Gears Of War
-} FIFA 2007
-} BMW M3 Challenge
-} Swat 4 The Stetchkov Syndicates
-} Driver
-} F.E.A.R Gold Edition
-} Rainbow Six: Lockdown
-} Tomb Raider 5: Chronicles
-} The Club
-} F.E.A.R Perseus Mandate
-} Hitman 2: Silent Assassin
-} Alpha Black Zero: Intrepid Protocol
-} Hitman 4: Blood Money
-} Tomb Raider: Legend
-} Command & Conquer: Generals Zero Hour + Expansion Pack
-} Scarface: The World Is Yours
-} Need For Speed(Nfs) Most Wanted Black Edition
-} Need For Speed Pro Street - with Patch
-} Counter Strike 1.6 With Patch 21 exe
-} Football Manager 2008
-} Worms World Party
-} Titan Quest
-} Hoyle Casino 2008
-} Conflict: Denied Ops
-} Need for Speed: Carbon
-} Call of Duty 4
-} Test Drive Unlimited
-} Empire Earth III
-} Assassin's Creed
-} Command And Conquer 3 Tiberium Wars Kane Edition PC
-} Rainbow Six: Vagas 2 [/size]
-} Iron man
-} Tribes Vengeance
-} Torino Olympic 2006
-} Titan Quest:Immortal Throne
-} Pro Evolution Soccer 2008
-} World In Conflict
-} Stalker : Shadow of Chernobyl
-} Enemy Territory: Quake Wars
-} Medieval 2 Totalwar
-} Red Fraction
-} Just cause
-} FrontLine - Fuel of war
-} Supreme Commander :Forged Alliance
-} Virtual Tennis 3
-} Skateboard Park Tycoon 2004
-} Hunting Unlimited 2008
-} Delta Force Black Hawk Down
-} Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 2
-} InferNal
-} Hoyle Puzzle and Board Games 2008
-} Delta Force: Land Warrior
-} Best Of Poker
-} Airborne Troops
-} Apache AH-64 Air Assault
-} Law & Order: Criminal Intent
-} Delta Force: Black Hawk Down
-} Resident Evil 4
-} Team Fortress 2
-} Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory
-} Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2
-} Fifa 08
-} Turok
-} Flatout 2
-} SpellForce 2: Shadow Wars
-} Commandos 3 : Destination Berlin
-} The Sims 2
-} Microsoft Train Simulator 2001
-} Colin McRae Rally 3
-} Mass Effect
-} NEW FIFA Road to the World Cup 98 (Pre-installed)
-} NEW Monopoly
-} NEW Jazz Jackrabbit 2 Pre-Installed
-} NEW Delta Force 2
-} NEW Civilization IV
-} NEW Star Wars - Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy Razor 1911 NRG
-} NEW Roller Coaster tycoon 2: Triple Park Pack
-} NEW Serious Sam 2Roller Coaster Tycoon 3
-} NEW Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Platinum
-} NEW Unreal Tournament G.O.T.Y. Edition
-} NEW Tony Hawk's Underground
-} NEW Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones
-} NEW Serious Sam 2
-} NEW Race Driver: GRID

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Reflexive Games Collection

2008-07-08T17:31:00.000-07:00

Reflexive Arcade has the largest and best selection of casual and independent games on the Internet, including the latest hidden object games and puzzle games. Put that together with our custom recommendation system, and you're sure to find the game YOU want every time. Burn ISO, Install Game Selected and Play Full Game

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Doom 3

2008-07-07T18:45:00.000-07:00

Extremely impressive from a technical standpoint yet behind the times from a first-person-shooter design standpoint: This is the dichotomy that is Doom 3, the long-awaited sequel from well-known Texas-based developer id Software. Doom 3 is quite possibly the best-looking game ever, thanks to the brand-new 3D graphics engine used to generate its convincingly lifelike, densely atmospheric, and surprisingly expansive environments. At the same time, when you look past the spectacular appearance, you'll find a conventional, derivative shooter. In fact, if you played the original Doom or its sequel back in the mid '90s (or any popular '90s-era shooter, for that matter), you may be shocked by how similarly Doom 3 plays to those games. The legions of id Software's true believers will celebrate this straightforwardness as being deliberately "old school," especially since Doom 3 is packed with direct references to its classic predecessors. However, the truth of the matter is that Doom 3's gameplay structure and level design are behind the times and very much at odds with the game's cutting-edge, ultrarealistic looks. Yet the quality of the presentation truly is remarkable--enough so that it overwhelms Doom 3's occasional problems.

Doom 3 is essentially a remake of the original Doom, though series fans will find reimagined versions of almost every monster from both Doom and Doom II in the new sequel. You play as a nameless, voiceless 22nd-century space marine called by the Union Aerospace Corporation to its Mars research facility beset with mysterious problems--the forces of hell, to be exact. You'll end up single-handedly fighting back legions of hellspawn using weapons like shotguns, machine guns, and rocket launchers. As in the classic Doom games, your foes here are liable to strike at any time--often just as you round a corner, grab a much-needed power-up, or set foot into a new area. So, while your enemies will materialize without notice, and may occasionally startle you as they leap out of the darkness, Doom 3 cannot easily be described as scary or suspenseful. On the contrary, it's very predictable, and more or less it just goes through the same types of paces that you've probably gone through before in any number of other similar games.

Over the course of the game, you'll fight your way through a series of linear levels filled with locked doors, and you'll gradually find new weapons and occasionally meet new types of monsters. Early on, your apparent goal is to meet up with your squad, but as you might expect, you'll never actually get to fight alongside any human forces (no thanks to the omission of a co-op mode for multiple players, which was a signature element of past Doom games). Despite the game's cinematic trappings, it follows a formula that generally lacks drama or tension. Occasionally, the game presents to you a shocking or surprising scene--a hallucination or some hellish, otherworldly image. These moments are effective, but are too few and far between in the context of a single-player shooter that's of above-average length (somewhere between 15 to 20 hours). Fortunately, the campaign definitely picks up during the last several hours, once you finally reach (and keep going past) the point when you confront the enemy on its own turf. Getting to that point may be your primary motivation for trudging through some of the repetitive middle portions of the game, though.

Part of the issue is that Doom 3's storyline and narrative technique are ineffectual. Since the main character has no identity whatsoever (for whatever reason), the game tries to get you interested in everyone else on the base. You'll frequently find voice recordings and e-mail from various characters, but not only is a lot of this stuff bone dry, having to stop and read or stand around and listen to a rambling monologue jarringly disrupts the flow of the action. Unfortunately, if you choose to focus on the action by ignoring the seemingly extraneous story elements, you'll find that some of them aren't optional--you'll need to sift through those e-mails and listen to some of those voice recordings to get passcodes for locked doors and storage chests.

For what it's worth, the game's premise seems very fleshed out, and the game gives an amazing first impression. As you explore the UAC base, eavesdropping on various conversations and observing great, little details here and there, you'll get the impression that Doom 3 takes place in a fully realized world. Of course, all hell quickly breaks loose, and from that point onward you'll encounter scarce few creatures that you won't want to instantly shoot. The premise of the game will continue to unfold through occasional cutscenes and the aforementioned e-mails and recordings.

Since Doom 3 purports to have a plausible premise, suddenly, aspects of the game that you might not normally question will start to stick out as being annoyingly inconsistent. You'll undoubtedly find time to wonder about these logic gaps as you fight throughout the UAC base, especially if you've played other recent first-person shooters that do a better job of justifying their plots. Why would a 22nd-century space marine be sent into action in a darkly lit area without night vision goggles of some sort, or even a helmet? Why wouldn't any of his weapons have light-amplification modules built into them when even today's weapons frequently do? Why, instead, is he stuck carrying around a very weak flashlight with unlimited battery life? Why is he unable to hold a gun and the flashlight at the same time? Why are the UAC's small, spiderlike sentry drones so incredibly powerful? You'll see these helpful little guys rip through droves of hellspawn even faster than you can. If the base's defenses are so tough, then why is everyone so worried, and why is everyone getting killed? Doom 3's central gameplay conceit simply doesn't fit in with the premise of the game, and this is a problem only because Doom 3 chooses to try to make you feel like you're in a believable, fully realized world. Doom-inspired shooters, such as Serious Sam and Painkiller, wisely followed the classic game's arcadelike nature by never even purporting to be plausible and simply focusing on run-and-gun action. So it's ironic that Doom 3's ambitions to be a story-driven game mostly just end up getting in the way and weakening the overall experience.

As mentioned, Doom 3 is pervasively dark; there's rarely a moment when your entire field of vision isn't predominantly shrouded in thick, black shadow. This contributes heavily to Doom 3's creepy, claustrophobic feel and it does indeed give the gameplay a distinctive quality. However, the constant extremely dark settings conspire with the frequently repetitive level design to contribute to gameplay that can often feel monotonous, especially since the action itself is very straightforward. What's more, the game's levels will occasionally require you to backtrack through dark hallways without clear markings, so rather than constantly blasting monsters, you may end up spending an undue amount of time just trying to get your bearings. There's a sizable arsenal of weapons to be found here, but none of them are completely satisfying to use. Pretty much all the guns are direct-fire, point-and-shoot weapons with no alternate firing modes and no close-range melee attacks; they do look impressive onscreen, but they all sound surprisingly tinny and subdued, rather than loud and powerful.

Meanwhile, the game's few melee weapons are mostly useless (though the chainsaw is at least fun to use). The grenades and the rocket launcher are liable to damage you just as much as they will damage your foes, since most of the game's battles occur at close range. Most modern shooters now seek to balance their weapons such that different tactical circumstances call for different measures, but Doom 3 takes the old "bigger is better" approach, for the most part. The main consideration in deciding which weapon to use at any given moment will be how much ammunition you have remaining, and to its credit, Doom 3 forces you to be pretty conservative with your ammo--you'll often feel the need to make every shot count. Furthermore, your marine has no special abilities to speak of. He can move about fairly quickly, he can jump about two feet high, he can crouch, he can sprint, and he can carry every weapon at once, but that's it; don't expect him to be able to lie prone or lean around corners or anything like that. This isn't that kind of game.

This also isn't the kind of game in which you should expect to be fighting against ruthlessly intelligent foes. Some of the former human marines you'll face will use rudimentary tactics against you, and other foes at least do a fairly good job of giving chase if you try to flee from them. But, in general, your enemies follow the same sorts of predictable patterns that you may remember from previous Doom games. By the halfway point of the game, you'll have little trouble avoiding your enemies' attacks when directly confronting them, so you'll instead be concentrating on predicting the expected ambushes around every corner. Also, one of the drawbacks of Doom 3's richly detailed graphics is that you'll rarely face more than a few foes at a time, and as you kill them, their bodies instantly disintegrate into ash--which is a nice effect, but also the same effect for just about every foe you kill. It's disappointing that the colorful death animations and seas of monster corpses from past Doom games are nowhere to be found here (though, in exchange, you'll pass through countless corridors chock-full of smeared blood and human remains).

As a result of all of the above--the predictable level design and enemies, and the simple-but-effective weapons arsenal--Doom 3 does not turn out to be particularly challenging, at least at the normal difficulty setting. Actually, the main reason for this is because, as in many other shooters, you can quicksave your progress virtually instantly and at any time. The creepy atmosphere and frequent ambushes will likely cause you to use this option more often than you need it, and as a result, the game's suspense and tension is further mitigated. Limited save systems in shooters often meet with great resistance from certain players, but Doom 3 is a game that probably would have benefited from one. As it stands, shooter veterans shouldn't have any problem blasting their way through the game at the middle difficulty setting (at least up until near the end, anyway), and they should therefore consider the hardest available setting for their first attempt. "Nightmare" difficulty is unlocked after you finish the game, and in it, your health constantly dwindles down toward a danger zone, which means most players aren't going to find it much fun.

So what makes Doom 3 special if it's just a basic corridor crawl in which you shoot anything that moves? For one thing, the foes you'll face--while not terribly smart--are a decidedly impressive and wonderfully animated lot. Doom diehards will recognize most all their old nightmarish favorites, and will spot a number of vicious-looking new ones. Sometimes your only tip-off to the presence of enemies will be their gleaming orange eyes peering at you through the darkness, which is another great touch. Most enemies have both ranged and melee attacks, and when they hit you, your perspective will often shake violently as blood fills your field of vision, disorienting you and making you feel like, well, some demon from hell just hit you in the face. Interestingly, this effect is more pronounced the less health you have, which makes for some nerve-racking firefights.

Also, the stifling darkness of the game does work to good effect during most of the battles. As you explore with your flashlight in hand, you'll suddenly hear the chilling groans and growls of ~Censored~ foes, so you'll switch to your weapon of choice and whirl about trying to find signs of movement. The action unfolds quickly and violently. Enemies will often lurch right at you, giving you a clear shot of (and a clear shot at) their ghastly physiques. That is to say, what Doom 3's battles lack in complexity, they make up for in visceral thrills. Even after you've fought countless imps and other demons, you'll still be impressed by some of your close encounters with them.

Doom 3 has some other great details. You'll frequently be able to manipulate computers and other terminals, and you'll do so just by walking right up to them and using your mouse to click on them. It's a subtle yet impressive touch. The text on these terminals is clearly legible when you're standing near them, whereas other games in the past have required you to switch to a separate screen (and thus get taken out of the main experience of the game) to read these types of messages. Doom 3 also sports some realistic physics, though many other action games have already done this in the past year or so. Even so, Doom 3's physics are handled well, resulting in some excellent moments when enemies get sent flying from the blasts of your weapons, simultaneously bursting into ashes. You'll also happen upon some grisly or creepy scenes that are certain to stick in your mind long after you've fought your way past them.

In the end, Doom 3's single-player portion is well worth the exertion necessary to get through it from start to finish. At this point, there's no clear-cut reason to revisit the campaign, since the action itself will have practically outlived its welcome by the bitter end of your first time through. This leaves you with Doom 3's threadbare multiplayer features to consider. Out of the box, the game supports only up to four players on a handful of maps and in a small number of different deathmatch-style modes. Doom's biggest fans could probably make excuses for how this is a throwback to the good old days, and the game's player community will do more with it (they've already circumvented the four-player limit, for instance), but it's simply not a competitive multiplayer game compared to current standards. The in-game server browser at least is functional, but the four-player limit on most servers means that most multiplayer sessions are going to be full at all times, making the absence of some sort of "quick match" option sorely apparent here, whereas most online shooters get by without one.

While actually playing, the action is just OK; you run around and shoot other players that are running around with the same basic weapons you'll find in the single-player game, all while trying to keep your health, armor, and ammo levels optimal by nabbing power-ups. Unfortunately, most of the multiplayer matches that we tried were quite prone to lag, making the game's projectile-based weapons frustrating to use. The multiplayer maps themselves are dimly lit much like the rest of the game, but the lack of lighting isn't really conducive to the relatively faster-paced deathmatch modes; the maps themselves are interesting enough otherwise, and are basically well suited to four-player close-quarters bloodbaths. Nevertheless, the multiplayer action generally lacks much of the visceral and even the visual thrills of the single-player mode, since players are limited to choosing from four colors of just one generic marine player model.

Again, though, in spite of its shortcomings, Doom 3 certainly is a beautiful-looking game, so much so that simply running around in the environments becomes a pleasurable experience in and of itself. The environments offer little interactivity; you can knock over certain boxes and, as mentioned, use certain computers, but you can't damage most objects you see and you can't manipulate them in any way. But they're all really, really pretty. The game's character models look about as outstanding as everything else, though the awesome-looking monsters really outdo the human characters. Impressively enough, the game runs well even on systems closer to the minimum system requirements, as long as you set it to low detail (in which the colors appear more washed out, but the dynamic lighting effects and incredibly crisp textures still manage to shine through, and at a surprisingly brisk frame rate, no less). There actually isn't much genuine creativity to be found in Doom 3's visual design, which resembles any number of other sci-fi, horror-themed games or movies. But the execution of the visuals here is absolutely unmatched, and it truly needs to be seen in action to be fully appreciated. Also of note, the game's loading times are quite brief overall, even on relatively slower systems (there's a noticeable loading time when first entering one of the game's good-sized levels, but that's it). For that matter, despite reports from some players that the game is prone to crashing, we never experienced any technical issues of that sort during all of our testing.

As for Doom 3's audio, it's also quite impressive overall, but not nearly like the graphics. For one thing, Doom 3 has no soundtrack, apart from a heavy metal tune that plays at the title screen and a few rhythmic ambient tracks. This questionable design choice certainly does amplify the game's effective, believable, and often truly creepy ambient sounds, but it also contributes to the game's dearth of true drama and suspense. You can probably think of many games whose musical compositions and actual musical cues contributed heavily to the atmosphere of the experience; but Doom 3 balked at this opportunity. Some of the actual sound effects in the game also aren't that great. Your marine's footsteps sound bland and rather loud, and as mentioned, most of the weapons sound disappointingly underpowered. On the other hand, most of the monsters' shrieks and roars are just as menacing as their looks, and the voice acting that can be heard throughout the game is of generally high quality. For good measure, if you happen to have a 5.1 surround sound speaker system for your computer, you'll enjoy the audio that much more while gaining a tactical advantage against all those imps spawning behind you.

Some game players will tell you that graphics aren't everything. And others will tell you that, on the contrary, graphics are truly important for a game. Doom 3 makes a compelling case for both sides of the argument. On one hand, its gameplay has noticeable shortcomings, and its multiplayer mode--which is the focus of most of today's shooters, thanks in large part to id Software's own contributions in the past--seems like an afterthought. On the other hand, Doom 3 is a spectacular game in the purest sense, and it is therefore by all means worth experiencing by those with an interest in witnessing just how far the technology of gaming has come along. Fortunately, the actual game itself--while not as remarkable as the technology that fuels it--is put together well enough to make Doom 3 legitimately great, all things considered.

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Microsoft Flight Simulator X Deluxe

2008-07-07T18:41:00.000-07:00

Posted: Sun Jun 01, 2008 7:52 am

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Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios
Developer: MS Game Studios
Genre: Jet Sim
Release Date: Oct 17, 2006 (more)
ESRB: EVERYONE

Game Information
Customization: Editing Tools
Number of Players: 1 Player
Number of Online Players: 32 Online
DirectX Version: v9.0
Operating System: Windows XP

Minimum System Requirements
System: 1.0 Ghz or equivalent
RAM: 256 MB
Video Memory: 32 MB
Hard Drive Space: 14000 MB

Recommended System Requirements
System: 3.6 GHz CPU or equivalent
RAM: 2048 MB
Video Memory: 512 MB
Hard Drive Space: 14000 MB

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World In Conflict

2008-07-07T18:34:00.000-07:00

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World in Conflict is a real-time strategy pursuing an alternative history starting in 1989. The Soviet Union is crippled by economic issues and asks the United Nations to support the Communist society. Upon refusing, the Soviets assault NATO positions and open a second front in the United States to prevent the country from assisting Europe. The game has the player take command after the American invasion, but also in the events prior to it, set in Europe and Russia. The story is told through pre-rendered cut-scenes, stills, and in-game events.

Like the developer's previous games in the Ground Control series, there is no resource or structure management. The player starts with a limited group of unit resources determined for each mission, based on 4 major roles: Armor, Air, Infantry and Support, each with different units. These include soldiers, tanks, jeeps, transport vehicles, helicopters, and more. Each unit has specific movement and attack options, along with two unique actions. The game is shown through a third-person perspective with full zooming options, rotation and camera control through the WASD keys, usually reserved for first-person shooters.

The player controls a small group of units on a larger battlefield, with both AI-controlled enemies and allies. While playing, there are different objectives to fulfil and the commanders constantly provide updates from the battlefield. The gameplay is focused on the micromanagement of the available units. At the start of each mission, a limited amount of reinforcements is provided, which the player uses to assemble a team of units for the mission. Once a unit falls in battle, the reinforcement meter slowly regenerates to buy one or more new units. By controlling command points, fortifications are built automatically and these also provide other bonuses such as tactical aids.

Tactical aids are the main form of support provided for your troops during the game. By completing objectives, the player can ask for air support at the cost of points, to launch napalm, air strikes, artillery fire, paratroopers and even a nuclear bomb. The setting heavily enforces to make good use of the environment, with small streets that slow down heavy tanks, buildings that can be captured by soldiers for more powerful attacks, and drop points selected through an overhead map. The environment is completely destructible.

Multiplayer is focused on eSports with integrated voice chat, clan management, leaderboards and in-game avatars through the Massgate network. There is a focus on cooperative matches, with the players choosing one of the 4 available roles to create balanced teams. The game modes include Domination (push the domination bar in your team's direction by holding as many control points as long as possible), Assault (two consecutive rounds of defence and attack for command points) and Tug of War (fight for one long command point acting as a frontline, pushing it forward by controlling perimeter points). There is an additional mode called Few-Player mode where the game is tuned for 1-on-1 or 2-on-2 matches, removing the roles system and vastly increasing the reinforcement points.

System Requirements:
* Intel Pentium 2.0 GHz (Works great on AMD Turion 1.6 GHz)
* 512MB RAM
* 128mb Graphics Card
* 8GB Harddrive Space

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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

2008-07-05T17:43:00.000-07:00

Product Description
Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is single-player role-playing action in the world of the popular Elder Scrolls game. The Emperor of Tamriel has been assassinated and the killer still runs loose. Meanwhile, no heir sits on the throne. With no Emperor upon the throne, the gates of Oblivion open wide and demons invade. Your quest is to find the lost heir and place him on the throne, before demons destroy the land. Next-generation graphics with pixel-shader effects for high-definition TVs, creating lifelike towns & dungeons and the most realistic forests.

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Test Drive Unlimited - PROPER-ViTALiTY

2008-07-05T17:40:00.000-07:00

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NFS Pro Street RELOADED

2008-07-05T17:31:00.000-07:00

Published by: Electronic Arts
Developed: Black Box
Type: Racing
Release Date: November 13, 2007

Minimum Requirements
Windows XP/Vista
2.8 GHz (3.0 GHz or higher for Vista)
RAM 512 MB (Windows Vista requires 1GB RAM)
NVIDIA GeForce FX 5950 greater (GeForce MX series not supported); ATI Radeon 9500 or greater. Laptop versions of these chipsets may work but are not supported. Updates to your video and sound card drivers may be required
DirectX 9.0c (included)
Free Disk Space 8.1 GB
8X speed DVD-ROM. This game contains technology intended to prevent copying that may conflict with some DVD-ROM, DVD-RW and virtual drives

Recommended:
Windows XP/Vista
Pentium 4 / Athlon XP or better 3 GHz
RAM 1 GB
256 MB DirectX 9.0c video card (NVIDIA GeForce 6800+ / ATI Radeo X800+)
Free Disk Space 8.1 GB
8X speed DVD-ROM. This game contains technology intended to prevent copying that may conflict with some DVD-ROM, DVD-RW and virtual drives

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The Chronicles Of Narnia Prince Caspian

2008-07-04T18:30:00.000-07:00

. Game Summary

A magical land beckons through a mysterious wardrobe. Step
through the portal to find an world unlike any you've ever known,
where fantastic creatures roam and thrilling adventures await
around every corner. One year ago, the Pevensie children first
encountered the land of Narnia and put their courage and faith to
the test in a battle for Narnia's future. Join them as they once
again slip through the wardrobe and discover a Narnia far removed
from the one they knew before. That's because 1,300 years have
passed in Narnia since the events of The Lion, the Witch and the
Wardrobe. The evil tyrant Miraz holds sway over the land, and the
friendly Narnian creatures have been driven into hiding. The future
of all Narnia lies in peril. Can you help save the magical land from
a terrible fate?

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian will sweep you back to a
land of magic, mystery and adventure. Explore locations beyond those
featured in the blockbuster film. Play as any of more than 20 characters,
including Narnian creatures. Test your wits by solving puzzles and
joining in the action to save Narnia from the rule of Miraz. Team up
with other characters and combine your abilities to conquer the threats
facing Narnia. Work together with a friend to take on the challenges that
wait in store. In Prince Caspian, you are the Narnians' last hope. Do you
have what it takes?

. Installation Notes

- Unpack pro-tconp.mdf and /Mds/pro-tconp-mds.rar to the same folder.
- Mount the pro-tconp.mds file in the latest version of Daemon-Tools.
- Install
- Play!

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Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 (2008) RELOADED

2008-07-03T18:46:00.000-07:00

When we reviewed Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas back in 2006, one of the things that stood out was a rewarding multiplayer experience, something that has been tacked on as an afterthought in some shooters.

Rainbow Six Vegas 2 was under wraps until recently and is now just around the corner. Not long ago we went to Montreal and had a look at the single-player campaign, but we hadn't seen the multiplayer mode until now. We recently caught up with Ubisoft Montreal's game designer Philippe Therien in London, and he took us through some of the new additions to the multiplayer side of the game.

New maps have been included in RSV2 including this frantic one dubbed Villa.

Ubisoft has tweaked the cooperative campaign mode and added a series of multiplayer modes with Vegas 2. We played a near-final build on the Xbox 360. The final version will be out in stores on March 14 in Europe and will support up to 16 players, online and offline, on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC. Downloadable content was strongly hinted at, but there is no official word as yet.

Because Vegas 2 uses the same Unreal Engine used in the first game, Ubisoft has been able to spend more development time improving the artificial intelligence, graphics, and multiplayer experience. One important aspect for Ubisoft in developing Vegas 2 was to make sure there was no reduction in graphics quality in multiplayer games. Rest assured that the graphics certainly looked promising.

There are 11 new weapons in Vegas 2, and some of the existing weapons have been tweaked--the shotgun reload speed, for example, has been increased from somewhat sluggish to a speedy half-second between shots. The changes in bullet penetration mean that choosing your weapon has taken on a new level of importance. The physics associated with your chosen cover will determine how much damage you'll sustain when hiding behind it--while solid concrete and metal are pretty hard to penetrate, hiding behind a plywood wall is just asking for trouble.

Ubisoft has added a new sprint function to Vegas 2, which is activated by a quick button press. While it can be used only in short bursts, unlike in Gears of War, it's still good for dashing between cover or trying to cross smaller open areas. However, like in Gears of War, you won't be able to shoot while sprinting.

Cooperative play in Vegas has been revamped, and the whole story campaign can now be played from start to finish with seamless switching between one and two players. If you're playing through the campaign, a friend can jump in and play as one of your team--if your friend quits out, the system will resume control of the character.

In addition to a reworked co-op mode, new competitive multiplayer modes should provide some fresh experiences for seasoned Rainbow Six fans. We played them over an Xbox 360 system link with two five-person teams, and what we saw was plenty of fun.

The first new mode, team leader, involves protecting your leader from elimination. To successfully complete the match, you'll need to get your leader to an extraction zone or eliminate the other team. There is a twist, however--both leaders can see where the opposite team leader is on the map, which appears as a star in your heads-up display. As long as a team's leader is alive, the members of that team can respawn back into the action if killed. However, if the team leader kills an opponent, the victim can no longer respawn. If a team leader is killed, the members of his team can no longer respawn. If both team leaders are eliminated, it becomes a survival mode with no more respawning. We played team leader on an indoor/outdoor construction site with plenty of objects to hide behind--think cars, burning oil drums, half-finished brick walls, and those seemingly paper-thin plywood walls. Team leader will be no surprise for those familiar with Counter-Strike's VIP mode, but it has a distinctive Rainbow Six flavour.

Team demolition has also been borrowed from Counter-Strike: One team is required to plant a bomb, and the other must deactivate it within the given time limit. There are two possible bomb planting locations, though, so the defenders must defend both, and then converge upon the bomb if it is planted. They have 60 seconds to defuse the bomb. Unlike in Counter-Strike, both teams will know exactly when and where the bomb has been planted, as it is illustrated by an icon on your HUD.

RSV2 adds new competitive modes including total conquest.

We played bomb mode on an indoor map modelled after a gaming tournament, which seemed a cleverly ironic touch. Once the bomb was planted, carnage ensued, with both teams swarming to the bomb site to try to seize control. As with many actions in Vegas 2, you'll be rewarded with experience points when you successfully plant a bomb. After playing a few games, our rank was upgraded to private second class, and we unlocked the ballistic goggles, tactical helmet, and balaclava as a bonus.

Total conquest, the third new multiplayer mode, was particularly memorable and could provide hours of frustration, or glee, depending on your skill and teamwork. The match we tried involved holding three choke points in Villa, which is a small map of a single mansion, a courtyard, and a garage. The goal is to activate three satellite dishes and keep them in your team's control during a 30-second countdown while an uplink is established. This sounds a lot easier than it is. All players know where the dishes are--they're visible as points on the screen--and icons at the bottom right corner of your HUD show which team controls them. If you manage to control all of the dishes, you'll then have to protect them for the duration of the countdown. It can be quite frantic when control of the choke points switches back and forth between the teams, but it's also rewarding when your team manages to win the match.

Once we'd successfully endured several skirmishes, and some slightly out-of-place Enya-esque relaxation music, our rank was increased to specialist. We also unlocked three new camouflage patterns: DPM desert (red), Cadpat (green), and Russian (blue).

Like the single-player campaign in Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2, multiplayer looks and sounds quite promising and, while not a huge creative--or geographic--departure from the previous Vegas, should hopefully live up to the standard set by Rainbow Six Vegas. Multiplayer maps will take you to many of the single-player locales not seen in the first game, including the Nevada desert, the Las Vegas monorail, "old Vegas," the industrial refinery, and a strip club.

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WWE Raw: Total Edition (PC)

2008-07-03T18:40:00.001-07:00

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Publisher: THQ
Genre: Wrestling
Release Date: Oct 14, 2002
ESRB: TEEN

Description

With its outdated roster, overly complicated wrestling system, sluggish controls, decided lack of different match types, and various visual oddities, WWE Raw unfortunately does little to fill the wrestling void in PC gaming. There are a number of different match types to select from in WWE Raw, including one-on-one, tag team, tornado, triple threat, fatal four-way, battle royal, handicap, and king-of-the-ring tournament matches. Most of these are pretty standard, but some require a little explanation. The triple threat match pits three wrestlers against each other, but you only need to pin one other wrestler to win the match, which can be quite difficult to do since both computer-controlled and human-controlled players will continually knock you out of the pin.

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Samurai Warriors 2-RELOADED

2008-07-03T18:38:00.001-07:00

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Assassins Creed (PC)

2008-07-03T18:19:00.001-07:00

From the team that brought the world Prince of Persia and Tom Clancyâ€™s Splinter Cell comes a sophisticated new franchise utilizing the power of next-gen technology for its complex action.

The setting is 1191 AD. The Third Crusade is tearing the Holy Land apart. You, Altair, intend to stop the hostilities by suppressing both sides of the conflict. You are an Assassin, a warrior shrouded in secrecy and feared for your ruthlessness. Your actions can throw your immediate environment into chaos, and your existence will shape events during this pivotal moment in history.

System Requirements
Supported OS: Windows XP or Windows Vista only
Processor: Dual core processor 2.6 GHz IntelÂ® PentiumÂ® D or AMD Athlonâ„¢ 64 X2 3800+ (Intel CoreÂ® 2 Duo 2.2 GHz or AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+ or better recommended)
RAM: 1 GB Windows Xp / 2 GB Windows Vista
256 MB DirectXÂ® 10.0-compliant video card or DirectX 9.0-compliant card with Shader Model 3.0 or higher
Sound Card: DirectX 9.0 or 10.0 compliant sound card (5.1 sound card recommended)
DirectX Version: DirectX 9.0 or DirectX 10.0 libraries (included on disc)
DVD-ROM: DVD-ROM dual-layer drive or blu-ray disc
Hard Drive Space: 11 GB
Peripherals Supported: Keyboard, mouse, optional controller (Xbox 360 Controller for Windows recommended)
Supported video cards at time of release:
ATIÂ® RADEONÂ® X1600â€*/1650â€*-1950/HD 2000/3000 series
NVIDIA GeForceÂ® 6800â€*/7/8/9 series

For sound problems:

If using Realtek High Definition Audio, Soundmax HD Audio, or nForce Audio, you
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Alone In the Dark 2008 ISO (Multi)

2008-07-03T18:15:00.000-07:00

Date: 2008
Genre: Action / 3D / 3rd Person
Creator: Eden Games
Platform: PC
Language: ENGLISH, FRANCAIS, DEUTSCH, ITALIANO, ESPAÑOL (European version)
Type: ISO

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UberSoldier ISO PC

2008-07-03T18:14:00.001-07:00

UberSoldier challenges players to take on the role of a genetically modified super-soldier brought back from beyond the grave, as he seeks retribution against the enemies that surround him. Join resistance fighters in the struggle to defeat Nazi occupation forces in dozens of action-packed missions that require quick, on-your-feet thinking and tactical prowess. Arm yourself with both tactical supernatural powers and a veritable arsenal of historically based weaponry.UberSoldier makes you a Nazi tool that rebels against his masters. The leading Nazis of WWII were known to experiment with black magic, in the hopes of gaining supernatural powers that would give them an advantage over the Allies. One of these experiments led to the creation of zombies -- undead soldiers who felt no pain. You are one of these experiments, but instead of becoming a mindless drone youve kept your intelligence and free will. When you see what theyve done to you, youll battle against your former comrades to get revenge.

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GTA IV Strategy Guide + Maps + Cheats + Bonus Material

2008-07-03T18:11:00.000-07:00

All 80+ Missions Have a walkthrough + Images + Compiled tips for EACH from 3 different sources (w/ rewards + additional info)
12 Maps (health/armour/pigeon maps/stunt jumps...)
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Painkiller Overdose - PC Game

2008-07-03T17:10:00.000-07:00

Game Features:

• A Prequel to the eventual Sequel bridges the storyline and ties up wandering ends.
• Overdose introduces a new character and storyline that examines the
repercussions of Daniel defeating Lucifer in the original Painkiller!
• 16 NEW levels of fast-paced pain-killing action!
• 6 New demonic weapons grant the powers of a demi-god to souls awaiting
damnation everywhere!
• Crafted and designed completely by Mindware Studios; long-time advocates and
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• A reshuffled Tarot deck infuses Belial with new powers and devastating
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• An innovative direction in the Painkiller universe!
• Over 40 demented and sickly-twisted monsters from Hell New End Bosses of
colossal statures standing guard over Hell's crumbling domain and the entrances
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• A revitalized commitment to multiplayer introduces a series of stats tracking
features and game server options intended to revamp the multiplayer experience.
• Multiplayer compatibility with original Painkiller multiplayer maps and game
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