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Unreal Tournament 2003 looks really good. Splinter Cell looks amazing! They both require pretty good machines averaging around 1.5 ghz, 512 ram and 64 or 128 meg graphics! This specs is for quite good performance, and good frames per sec. A good frames per sec is around 30-40. You really do not want the nvidia riva tnt2 for these games. This is a review for UT 2k3.
The graphics are amazing. The gameplay is amazing. The sound is amazing. Even the speed on the net is amazing even with a 56k dial-up, you still don't get any slow down. There are different modes to Unreal Touyrnamt including Bombing Run, my favorite. You get the bomb and deliver it to the enemy base.
Overall I give this game 11/10.
The graphics are amazing. The gameplay is amazing. The sound is amazing. Even the speed on the net is amazing even with a 56k dial-up, you still don't get any slow down. There are different modes to Unreal Touyrnamt including Bombing Run, my favorite. You get the bomb and deliver it to the enemy base.
Overall I give this game 11/10.
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From rumours I here there could be another online multiplayer Unreal game in the works, although this time it has more in common with Tribes 2 than any previous UT game.
I think it'll come with open environments and cool hover vehicles as apposed to the smaller more confined levels on any UT game. Like I said though it's a rumour, but still it is know that epic have bought the domain name Unreal Warfare, but have yet to release any info (if any) on this mysterious new game.
I think it'll come with open environments and cool hover vehicles as apposed to the smaller more confined levels on any UT game. Like I said though it's a rumour, but still it is know that epic have bought the domain name Unreal Warfare, but have yet to release any info (if any) on this mysterious new game.
Not everyone likes ut2k3..
Unreal Tournament 2003 looks really good. Splinter Cell looks amazing! They both require pretty good machines averaging around 1.5 ghz, 512 ram and 64 or 128 meg graphics! This specs is for quite good performance, and good frames per sec. A good frames per sec is around 30-40. You really do not want the nvidia riva tnt2 for these games. This is a review for UT 2k3.
The graphics are amazing. The gameplay is amazing. The sound is amazing. Even the speed on the net is amazing even with a 56k dial-up, you still don't get any slow down. There are different modes to Unreal Touyrnamt including Bombing Run, my favorite. You get the bomb and deliver it to the enemy base.
Overall I give this game 11/10.
The graphics are amazing. The gameplay is amazing. The sound is amazing. Even the speed on the net is amazing even with a 56k dial-up, you still don't get any slow down. There are different modes to Unreal Touyrnamt including Bombing Run, my favorite. You get the bomb and deliver it to the enemy base.
Overall I give this game 11/10.
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