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OK, lets keep this going gamers. For beige box and country!!
Or something like that. :)
> Yeah the zombie bits of the game are a bit guffy, but you only
> encounter them twice, so its not much of a problem.
Fighting against zombies I wouldn't really say would be much of a problem, as it's something new for these types of realistic WW2 games. I think it's just going to be hard enjoying the single player game after playing MOH: AA, which had a great single player mode. Still I might be suprised, and even if I don't like the single playewr game, there's always the great multiplayer side of it.
> Well not to be harsh or anything but the longest thread is
> about...well...erm well over 30,000 posts and we are on 302, so post
> another 29,698 and you will be half way or nearly there.
The only reason other longest threads are around 30,000 posts, is because of two things. The first is they've been up much longer than this thread, and the second is they are completely spammed up by one word and one sentence replies.
Who cares if this thread only has 300 replies if others have 30,000? We aren't here to break records; we're here to talk generally about PC games.
But yes, I think your PC should handle the game with ease Ortega. If not, then sort your PC out.
I was just thinking of getting GTA 3 for my PC.
Anyone any ideas of how it will run on my PC? I got a AMD XP1800+ CPU, 512MB RAM and a 64MB GeForce 2. Should be fine innit? Just my graphics card got me a bit worried...
> cookie monster wrote:
> The single player mode is great, the story is actually good, and the
> AI is incredibly advanced.
>
> I wasn't really impressed with the single player demo, but then again,
> fighting against zombies and strange creatures is a first for a WW2
> game, so it may be interesting. It's just after playing Allied
> Assault, The single player mode of wolfenstein never appealed to me,
> but the multiplayer aspect of the game is a different story.
>
> I'll have to look around and see if the price has been dropped,
> £20 sounds like a fair price, and more than enough for a game
> I've been looking into for a while now.
Yeah the zombie bits of the game are a bit guffy, but you only encounter them twice, so its not much of a problem.
> I thank you, but I'll have to find about 8 hours spare to download
> what with only having a 56k modem! All that boredom leads to drink and
> you know how fussy IB is!
>
> Have we got the longest thread yet?
Well not to be harsh or anything but the longest thread is about...well...erm well over 30,000 posts and we are on 302, so post another 29,698 and you will be half way or nearly there.
Have we got the longest thread yet?
> Re wolfenstien, had a chance of buying that cheap but went for Silent
> Hunter II instead which is ok, just don't like the gaps in play while
> you're trying to find something else to sink and since I also have
> Destroyer Command it gives an incite into the other game should I
> eventually master the game well enough to go online (oh and upgrade to
> Broadband!)Perhaps I should have gone with Wolfenstien insted from
> what you are all saying, ah well next visit to the game shop....
If you want, follow the link below which will take you to a site where you can download the multiplayer demo of wolfenstein. It's pretty good, and will make up you're mind whether you think it's worth buying or not. It is 57.7mb though, so it may take a while download if you haven't got broadband, but it's worth it.
http://www.gamesdomain.com/demos/demo/1560.html