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If you enjoy shooters, and have a high-speed internet connection, I would strongly recommend "Battlefield 1942".
I've been playing it for a bit now, but this game kicks butt!
The learning curve is rather steep in online matches, but the effort is well worth it. The first time I hopped in a Spitfire fighter plane, assulted those Gerry bastards rom above, bailed out over their base, then got into a Tiger tank to continue to wreak havoc, I was hooked!
While it is World War II based, there is a mod available online that updates the game to modern warfare. Instead of Axis vs. Allies it's US vs. Iraq.
If anyone decides to get into it, let me know. I can offer up advice and point you towards the good servers (ie: zero tolerance for cheats and cracks).
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Originally posted by Chaplin You should put a disclaimer that you need a pretty powerful computer to run the game.
oops...sorry...
System Requirements:
Windows XP/Me/2000/98 (NT and 95 NOT supported)
500 MHz Intel Pentium III
128 MB RAM
4x CD-ROM drive
1.2 GB free hard disk space
32 MB hardware transform & lighting capable video card with DirectX 8.1 compatible driver
DirectX 8.1 compatible sound card
Keyboard; Mouse
That game rocks! I have that, played alot of "Desert Combat". I just bought the expansion pack, "Secret Weapons of WW II". Haven't had much time to experiment with that one yet.
Originally posted by Cardinals.Ken oops...sorry...
System Requirements:
Windows XP/Me/2000/98 (NT and 95 NOT supported)
500 MHz Intel Pentium III
128 MB RAM
4x CD-ROM drive
1.2 GB free hard disk space
32 MB hardware transform & lighting capable video card with DirectX 8.1 compatible driver
DirectX 8.1 compatible sound card
Keyboard; Mouse
This is not a very powerful computer by today's standards
I have a 600MHZ computer at home and it may as well be the dog's computer because you can't do anything with it. Hell I am already thinking about upgrading my 2.6 GHZ since my MOBO can go up to 3+
I just bought a new laptop that is 2.4 with 64 MB video card...cool to play games on the airplane
Originally posted by Chaplin I had a P3 450 which I tried the game on and performance was pretty bad--I got some performance, but I basically had to make it option-free.
P3 450????
time to upgrade! Trade in about 100 of your DVD's you'll never watch for a new motherboard and processor
Mike
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time to upgrade! Trade in about 100 of your DVD's you'll never watch for a new motherboard and processor
Mike
Already did--got a P4 2.66 VAIO a couple weeks ago with a DVD-burner , 120Gb Hard Drive, and 256k Memory. Need to upgrade the memory and video card, and maybe get a new hard drive for some video work.
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Originally posted by Chaplin Already did--got a P4 2.66 VAIO a couple weeks ago with a DVD-burner , 120Gb Hard Drive, and 256k Memory. Need to upgrade the memory and video card, and maybe get a new hard drive for some video work.
Shoot, now I'm wanting to upgrade to that, lol.
Mike
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, 120Gb Hard Drive, and 256k Memory. Need to upgrade the memory and video card, and maybe get a new hard drive for some video work.
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