Star Wars: Episode I: The Phantom Menace is an Action game, developed by Big Ape Productions and published by LucasArts, which was released in 1999.
The game starts off promisingly. You are in control of the young Obi-Wan aboard a Trade Federation ship. You run around, fight droids, and push buttons (in later levels this list of requirements will include pulling blocks and jumping). The game looks good, with lots of color and nice lighting effects. It sounds good as well, with the original film score and solid voice acting that sounds enough like the real actors to be convincing. In the early levels, you only face a handful of enemies, and the game seems like it may be a simplified Jedi Knight-like escapade.
With the second level, though, The Phantom Menace's faults begin to show - and it isn't just the introduction of Jar Jar Binks. You begin to see that being a Jedi, at least in this gameworld, is not all it's cracked up to be. Sure, you can roll side to side and do back flips, but that doesn't do you much good when your acrobatics and lightsaber are no match for a row of shrubs. And your only real Jedi power is the force push, which lets you knock down close-by enemies. Clearings full of droids are waiting for you, but the combat (which mostly consists of you hitting the fire button repeatedly or just holding it down when you're tired) is disappointing.
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Saturday, January 8, 2011
Star Wars Jedi Knight - Dark Forces II
| Dark Forces set the industry standard for first person action in the Star Wars universe. Now Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II picks up where the award-winning game left off...with even more features and firepower in dazzling 3D graphics. As Kyle Katarn, you must acquire the lightsaber and learn the ways of the Force to become a Jedi Knight. Confront old foes... Greedo, Boosk, stormtroopers. And new enemies... seven dark Jedi who plan to harness the power of an ancient burial ground for unsurpassed evil. But take heart, your 10 weapon arsenal and over 12 Force powers make you a force to be reckoned with. |
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Clones v1.26
Clones is a friendly, fun, and engaging evolution to the classic Lemmings puzzle genre which includes robust internet-multiplayer with team play, different game modes, powerups, leaderboards, and a built-in level editor that was used to create the singleplayer campaign of over 150 clontastic puzzles spanning 11 CloneMaster bosses over 5 regions of the Clones Planet.
The Intergalactic CloneMaster Organization welcomes you! Take the scenic route and solve the fun and challenging problems crafted by the most cunning creatures in the universe. Then try the competitive route and test out your strategies head-to-head, in real-time, against other players from around the galaxy!
Guide your clones as you explore over 150 perplexing puzzles on your pilgrimage across the Clones Planet to learn from the clever and quirky CloneMasters. Truly a thing of wonder, the clone’s body has the remarkable ability of morphing into many different shapes to perform various actions. As a CloneMaster you must instruct each Clone when to perform a morph to overcome any obstacles. By defeating the Elder CloneMasters in one-on-one matches you will piece together the ancient CloneMaster Medallion and reveal a most formidable opponent.
Enjoy the thrill as you outwit your opponents during online play and witness the glory as you sneak out a clone on a successful sabotage mission, or admit defeat as your squad of clones is secretly stolen due to marvelous misdirection! Team up with friends and play co-op in any of the over 50 multiplayer levels, or create your own using the built-in level editor. Custom levels are automatically shared when a new player joins your server.
Screen Shots
System requirements:
System: Windows XP/Vista/7
Processor: 1.5 GHz
Memory: 512 Mb
Video: DirectX 9c
Sound: DirectX 9c
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Part 2
Friday, January 7, 2011
The.Duke.Nukem.3D.High.Resolution.Version
Instructions:
Once extracted just click on either setup.exe to start setting up
your config before starting the game or click on one of the other duke3d exe's.
Updated from:
1 Feb 2008 (3.6a)
From the author:
The Duke3D High Resolution Pack allows you to use much better
looking textures than the original game (released back in 1996)
had to offer in the first place. It also introduces 3D model replacements
for the old enemies/weapons/sprites. Incombination with an OpenGL
port like JFDuke3D or EDuke32 this gives Duke Nukem 3D a modernized,
more appealing look and even motivates Duke veterans to play through the ori
ginal episodes once again.
Visit http://hrpupdate.duke4.net/downloads.html to keep an eye
out for future updates.
works perfectly fine on XP, WIn 7 ,Vista and 64 bit.
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Once extracted just click on either setup.exe to start setting up
your config before starting the game or click on one of the other duke3d exe's.
Updated from:
1 Feb 2008 (3.6a)
From the author:
The Duke3D High Resolution Pack allows you to use much better
looking textures than the original game (released back in 1996)
had to offer in the first place. It also introduces 3D model replacements
for the old enemies/weapons/sprites. Incombination with an OpenGL
port like JFDuke3D or EDuke32 this gives Duke Nukem 3D a modernized,
more appealing look and even motivates Duke veterans to play through the ori
ginal episodes once again.
Visit http://hrpupdate.duke4.net/downloads.html to keep an eye
out for future updates.
works perfectly fine on XP, WIn 7 ,Vista and 64 bit.
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Star Wars Battlefront II (Rip/PC/Eng)
Game Platforme(s) : PC | Language : English | Release Date : Oct 31, 2005 | Developer : Pandemic Studios | Publisher : LucasArts
Number of Players : 1 Player | Number of Online Players : 64 Online | ESRB : TEEN | Sound : Dolby Digital 5.1
Genre : Sci-Fi First-Person Shooter | Size : 255 Mb
Star Wars fans got quite a treat earlier this week with a double dose of Star Wars media hitting store shelves. Along with the Episode III DVD, LucasArts also shipped Star Wars Battlefront II, the sequel to last year's Battlefront. Battlefront II, the sequel to the first team-based shooter set in a Star Wars universe, adds a few notable improvements, but doesn't stray too far from the formula that made the original game a big commercial success. You'll still take control of various infantry classes and vehicles as you fight for control of capture points on conquest-style maps. New space combat maps and playable Jedi represent some incremental improvements, but for the most part, Battlefront II treads familiar ground, which is great for Star Wars fanatics and fans of team-based online shooters.
The biggest improvement made to the standard vehicle-infantry combat combination is the addition of the new space combat maps in Battlefront II. Playable in both single- and multiplayer modes, the space combat maps enable you to jump into small starfighters, fly out of the fighter bay of capital ships, and dogfight in outer space as naval combat rages between massive star destroyers, frigates, and the gnatlike fighters that buzz around them. The sense of scale between the ships is great, as is the rush you get from trying to shoot down other fighters. The best part of the space combat is trying to bring down the huge capital ships. You can attack their vulnerable parts from the outside using larger fighters like TIE bombers or Y-Wings, or you can attempt to land inside their fighter bay and blow the ship up from the inside out with a marine landing. If you're crafty enough to land a troop transport inside an enemy fighter bay, you'll be awarded with a spawn point there for as long as that ship survives. The array of infantry types on space maps is limited to just pilots and marines (with pilots being able to repair their ships in flight, and marines having a rifle for better hand-to-hand combat), but fighting inside of an enemy ship is pretty cool, as is stealing their own fighters. If there's a downside to the space maps it's that they feel pretty similar, as far as setup goes, to multiplayer matches. There are basically two major capital ships, a bunch of fighters buzzing around them, maybe a couple of smaller frigates, and that's it. The only thing that changes is which planet you're orbiting or what game type you're playing, whether it's assault or some form of capture the flag.
Installation :
1- Unzip Rar File
2- Click _Unpak File to Extract the game
3- Instal Star Wars Battlefront II game
4- Open Gamedate Folder
5- Enjoy
System Requirements :
System : 1.5 GHz or equivalent
RAM : 256 MB
Video Memory : 64 MB
Hard Drive Space : 4300 MB
Other : DSL or faster for multiplayer online
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Game Platforme(s) : PC | Language : English | Release Date : Oct 31, 2005 | Developer : Pandemic Studios | Publisher : LucasArts
Number of Players : 1 Player | Number of Online Players : 64 Online | ESRB : TEEN | Sound : Dolby Digital 5.1
Genre : Sci-Fi First-Person Shooter | Size : 255 Mb
Star Wars fans got quite a treat earlier this week with a double dose of Star Wars media hitting store shelves. Along with the Episode III DVD, LucasArts also shipped Star Wars Battlefront II, the sequel to last year's Battlefront. Battlefront II, the sequel to the first team-based shooter set in a Star Wars universe, adds a few notable improvements, but doesn't stray too far from the formula that made the original game a big commercial success. You'll still take control of various infantry classes and vehicles as you fight for control of capture points on conquest-style maps. New space combat maps and playable Jedi represent some incremental improvements, but for the most part, Battlefront II treads familiar ground, which is great for Star Wars fanatics and fans of team-based online shooters.
The biggest improvement made to the standard vehicle-infantry combat combination is the addition of the new space combat maps in Battlefront II. Playable in both single- and multiplayer modes, the space combat maps enable you to jump into small starfighters, fly out of the fighter bay of capital ships, and dogfight in outer space as naval combat rages between massive star destroyers, frigates, and the gnatlike fighters that buzz around them. The sense of scale between the ships is great, as is the rush you get from trying to shoot down other fighters. The best part of the space combat is trying to bring down the huge capital ships. You can attack their vulnerable parts from the outside using larger fighters like TIE bombers or Y-Wings, or you can attempt to land inside their fighter bay and blow the ship up from the inside out with a marine landing. If you're crafty enough to land a troop transport inside an enemy fighter bay, you'll be awarded with a spawn point there for as long as that ship survives. The array of infantry types on space maps is limited to just pilots and marines (with pilots being able to repair their ships in flight, and marines having a rifle for better hand-to-hand combat), but fighting inside of an enemy ship is pretty cool, as is stealing their own fighters. If there's a downside to the space maps it's that they feel pretty similar, as far as setup goes, to multiplayer matches. There are basically two major capital ships, a bunch of fighters buzzing around them, maybe a couple of smaller frigates, and that's it. The only thing that changes is which planet you're orbiting or what game type you're playing, whether it's assault or some form of capture the flag.
Installation :
1- Unzip Rar File
2- Click _Unpak File to Extract the game
3- Instal Star Wars Battlefront II game
4- Open Gamedate Folder
5- Enjoy
System Requirements :
System : 1.5 GHz or equivalent
RAM : 256 MB
Video Memory : 64 MB
Hard Drive Space : 4300 MB
Other : DSL or faster for multiplayer online
Download Here: STAR WARS 2
Diablo I + Expansion Hellfire
Info:
Travel through 16 randomly created level as you try to kill the King of Hell in DIABLO. Play as a warrior, sorcerer, or rogue, and battle zombies, demons, and skeletons. Luckily, all of these pests are dispatched with swords, clubs, arrows, and a little magic. When requested, tackle additional quests from the villagers. All of the action is better than ever thanks to new lighting effects and the new double-speed mode. Experience a trip to Hell and back in DIABLO.
Features:
- Over 20 spells
- 300 magical items
- Over 100 monsters
- 16 randomly generated levels
- Three playable characters with unique attributes
System Requirements:
- Pentium-60
- 8MB RAM (16MB for Multiplayer)
- Windows 95 or better
- SVGA Video Card
- Microsoft Compatible Mouse
- Double Speed CD-ROM
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Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Diablo I (Expansion) : Hellfire
Info:
In 1997, after the mega-selling game Diablo, Sierra Studios released the only autorized expansion pack for it, called Hellfire. Hellfire expanded on parts of the game people wanted more of the most; a new Monk character class, (several others were also included but not visible without a special file), new enemies, new bosses, new weapons, spells, and more. It gave those tired with beating Diablo a brand new challenge to fight. The Hive was the scene of the new battles. With brand new rare items and new spells, the game of Diablo would never be the same again.
Features:
- Over 20 spells,
- 300 magical items,
- over 100 monsters,
- 16 randomly generated levels,
- three playable characters with unique attributes
System Requirements:
- Windows 95 or better
- P233 Mhz
- 32MB RAM (single player)
- 64MB RAM (multiplayer)
- 650MB hard drive space (single player)
- 950MB hard drive space (multiplayer)
- 4X CD-ROM
Download Here: Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Travel through 16 randomly created level as you try to kill the King of Hell in DIABLO. Play as a warrior, sorcerer, or rogue, and battle zombies, demons, and skeletons. Luckily, all of these pests are dispatched with swords, clubs, arrows, and a little magic. When requested, tackle additional quests from the villagers. All of the action is better than ever thanks to new lighting effects and the new double-speed mode. Experience a trip to Hell and back in DIABLO.
Features:
- Over 20 spells
- 300 magical items
- Over 100 monsters
- 16 randomly generated levels
- Three playable characters with unique attributes
System Requirements:
- Pentium-60
- 8MB RAM (16MB for Multiplayer)
- Windows 95 or better
- SVGA Video Card
- Microsoft Compatible Mouse
- Double Speed CD-ROM
Download Here: Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Diablo I (Expansion) : Hellfire
Info:
In 1997, after the mega-selling game Diablo, Sierra Studios released the only autorized expansion pack for it, called Hellfire. Hellfire expanded on parts of the game people wanted more of the most; a new Monk character class, (several others were also included but not visible without a special file), new enemies, new bosses, new weapons, spells, and more. It gave those tired with beating Diablo a brand new challenge to fight. The Hive was the scene of the new battles. With brand new rare items and new spells, the game of Diablo would never be the same again.
Features:
- Over 20 spells,
- 300 magical items,
- over 100 monsters,
- 16 randomly generated levels,
- three playable characters with unique attributes
System Requirements:
- Windows 95 or better
- P233 Mhz
- 32MB RAM (single player)
- 64MB RAM (multiplayer)
- 650MB hard drive space (single player)
- 950MB hard drive space (multiplayer)
- 4X CD-ROM
Download Here: Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Colin McRae Rally 04
Colin McRae Rally 04
PC game | Publisher:Codemasters | 249 Mb
Genre:Rally / Offroad Racing
PC game | Publisher:Codemasters | 249 Mb
Genre:Rally / Offroad Racing
The rally game reinvented by the people who invented the rally game. New cars, new co driver and a new season. Test your skill through snow, sand, gravel and mud to win the championship. Featuring over 20 fully licensed vehicles including classic and bonus cars, constructed with exquisite detail and spot on physics too. Choose the team, the car, and the event, from over 48 stages and 8 countries. With improved environments and draw in distances this is set to be the rally game of the year.
System requirements:
Minimum: Pentium or Athlon 750MHz CPU, 256MB RAM, DirectX 9 compatible soundcard, supported 32MB graphics card
Recommended: Pentium or Athlon 1.4GHz CPU, 512Mb RAM, Sound Blaster Audigy 2 series audio card, ATi Radeon 8xxx and above, nVidia GeForce3 and above
Network/Internet Play Requirements: Minimum 56.6 kbs speed modem, TCP/IP network
Supported Graphics cards: ATI Technologies Inc.: Radeon 8xxx, 9000, 9100, 9200, 9500, 9600, 9700, 9800; NVIDIA Corporation: nForce 1 & 2, GeForce, GeForce 2, GeForce 3, GeForce 4, Geforce FX 5200, 5600, 5700, 5800, 5900, 5950 // * Not compatible with all integrated sound/graphics solutions (inc. Laptops)
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