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Sequel to the well loved multiplayer shooter’a in the entourage of “Star Wars” Significant changes have affected the single-player campaign. If before it was a set of run-ins with the boats, but now there appear certain tasks, designed to fill a “single” meaning. To make life more fascinating locations introduced a rigid rule, “each of the 12 planets – on one level.” Among them – Utapau, place of residence is evil General Grivousa, and the volcanic planet Mustafar, where they had a final battle between Obi-Wan and Annie Skywalker.
Features:
Battles in Star Wars: Battlefront 2 unfold not only on earth but in space. Armed to the teeth with heavy cruisers, amphibious groups with shatnly and fighters of all models (including the well-known X-Wing and TIE Fighter) attached.
List of classes will boost, but LucasArts does not rush to reveal a new type of characters. Existing classes will refine – the authors intend to make them truly unique. The Jedi, who played in the initially part of immortals SWB termination, with a certain number of conditions will be available to all zhelayuschim.Vprochem, even with the awe-inspiring power and light saber in hand, they will not be “the last argument.”
From the other joys declared: race, opportunity change the character class “on the glide” (for the only thing you need to approach the nearest “command post”) and the server, wisely leading the personal stats of players.
Graphics and sound have remained the same – the basic platform for the newly drawn PS2. PC translation will boast up to 64 players on one card and the lack of rigid fixation of the frame rate features RePack’a -Do not cut / recoded Sewn-crack RePack by valdeni PS With the removal of something does not work, so rub out the folder manually.

System Requirements:
Pentium 4/Athlon XP 8/2 GHz.
512 MB ??Memory.
3D-accelerator with 128 MB RAM.
5.5 GB hard guide.

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Star Wars Battlefront
Year: 2005 | PC Game | Developer:Pandemic Studios | Publisher:LucasArts | 2.06 GB
Genre: Action / Shooter / 3D / 1st Person

Features:
• In battles you can play for any of the four factions. At your disposal will be about 20 different types of soldiers with unique characteristics and abilities, more than 30 weapons and 25 units of various air and ground vehicles.
• The plot includes events of all six parts of the film. Added 12 new locations, mostly from Episode III, including volcanic Mustafar and the star fight about Kuruskanta. You will visit the Death Star, and his eyes see assault ship Princess Leia from Star Wars Episode IV.
• High-quality graphics and rich game world at the event will delight all fans of Star Wars. In addendum, fans of the initially part of the series will appreciate the storyline of a single pass. As usual, your actions affect the entire history of the Galaxy!

Description Star Wars Battlefront 2: The second part blestyashego shooter with Masov battles in the world of Star Wars. Network breathtaking fights (up to 64 people at a time) and exciting new single-player campaign. 12 planets, including Utapau, place of residence is evil General Grievous and the volcanic planet of Mustafar, where they had a final battle between Obi-Wan and Annie Skywalker, each of which, you have to go through their mission. Improved artificial intelligence opponents, a lot of new models of soldiers, marines, scouts, pilots, a multi air and ground armored vehicles, a new, more colorful weapons. Bright graphics and a unique audio series will take you straight to the battlefield.

Features:
• History of Star Wars in one game. Single player campaign Star Wars: Battlefront 2 has the job of the planet and from all six episodes of “Star Wars”. You will visit the cruiser Princess Leia from the fourth part of the movie, you will fall into the Death Star, will take part in the Battle of Coruscant, and many other iconic Star Wars universe to the events.
• Yes, you will come to power. Among the many playable characters there are, the Jedi Knights. In their arsenal – constant lightsabers and a variety of psychic abilities.
• Serve in any army. The game is available four factions, the six classes (one of them – the prize) and a few heroes. You have the aptly to swear allegiance to the rebels of the Empire, the Clone Army and Droid.
• Starship – not a luxury but a means of transportation! Choose from more than thirty air and ground combat vehicles that have appeared in various episodes of the epic film.
• Now and one in the field – a warrior. Single player consists of three modes: Instant Action, Galactic Conquest and the tale campaign. Well, in a collective game to twenty-four people converge on the fields of space battles. The developers have improved the quality of online play and added to it with voice communication. You can also play together on one console in split cover mode.

System requirements:
System: Windows ® XP
Processor: Intel P3 1.4GHz or AMD AthlonXP 1000 +
Memory: 256 MB RAM
Video Card: 64MB 3D Graphics card (T & L Capability)
Sound Card: Sound device compatible with DirectX ® 9.0
Hard disk: 5 Gb

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Still Life
PC | English | Developer: Microids | 1.44 Gb
Genre: Adventure

Still Life is a gory tale of murder that combines straightforward puzzle elements with some mundane fetch quests. While other adventure titles have started to include more action elements to broaden their audience, Still Life is a throwback to the PC classics like King’s Quest. The game was developed by Microids who is also responsible for the Syberia series as well as Post Mortem on the PC. Still Life really takes place in the Post Mortem universe and shares some of the same characters though the tale stands lonely.

The game stars Victoria McPherson, a tough as nails FBI agent who is currently investigation a series of grisly murders that are highlighted in the opening cinema. The pre-rendered movies are exciting and stand in stark draw a distinction to the slow pacing of the gameplay. The editing is quick and steals a few visual tricks from movies like Se7en and The Ring. Like these films, the game doesn’t hold back in its representation of graphic violence. Victoria’s case centers on a string of murdered whores so don’t be surprised when the game presents an extreme close up of a desecrated naked corpse.

The script follows suit with a main character that uses the vernacular of a hardened cop, and never misses an opportunity to throw in a four letter word. If the above comments haven’t done the trick, allow me to reiterate: this is a mature title and should not be played by the kiddies.

The hook to this tale is that the game switches between Victoria and a flashback to her Grandfather’s investigation of a similar case 75 being ago. In a show of excellent design sense, when playing in the flashback scenes the menus remain the same but with an aged, weathered look. For example, Victoria has an electronic city map in her all-terrain vehicle, which is replaced by her Grandfather’s yellowed street map when the perspective changes.

The controls are straightforward with a simple point and click passage setup used in most PC adventure games. Players can also drag the mouse over the cover to try out if objects are interactive. For example, the crime scene is a dilapidated ancient apartment construction and a small magnifying glass will appear when Victoria approaches a dirty wall or a pile of scrap metal. An item menu is used to show an supply where items can be equipped, combined or examined. In the initially scenario, players are instructed to collect evidence from the scene of a crime. Victoria thinks out loud to herself to nudge players along the path to becoming a super sleuth. In this way the tutorial is seamlessly grafted into the tale.

Victoria is able to speak with surrounding NPCs and her responses are divided between personal, and business related topics, depending on which trigger is pressed. In most situations these two conversation options yield slightly different answers, but have no affect on the gameplay. If there were more characters to speak with, this could have made an fascinating mechanic that would force players to measure their stylishness of banter. As is, conversations can just be cycled through.

Like any excellent adventure game there are a number of puzzles spread throughout the world of Still Life. Some of them simply involve finding an item to combine with something in the environment while others have players arranging a series of levers or breaking a code. Clues can always be establish in the surrounding area and with a small perseverance the answers are ultimately revealed.

The camera remains flat in Still Life and usually displays the detailed environments from a cinematic slant that gives players a bird’s eye view of the area. The pre-rendered sets are well composed and contain plenty of detail but there aren’t enough of them to immerse players in an environment. Character design is a bit exaggerated with some cartoon-like elements that do not suit the serious subject matter. Also, the characters go painfully slow, and the run animation is a bit goofy.

The opening cinema is accompanied by a lovely orchestral score but during gameplay there is small else besides small environmental sounds. The quality of the voice acting varies from character to character, but Victoria possesses a delivery that really hurts the game. She is quick to make a joke or flippant remark regarding her surroundings which is fine for interoffice banter at the bureau, but feels extremely out of place at the scene of a grisly crime. This isn’t as much the fault of the actress as it is the result of an awkward script.

Finishing Comments
Still Life is an enjoyable albeit small diversion for fans of classic adventure games. As usual, this type of game controls better on a PC than a console but the character passage still feels slow and clunky. The mature tale will appeal to anyone who enjoys a excellent murder mystery but there are too many small shortcomings for this game to compare with high quality adventure experiences like Myst IV. Gamers with a strong stomach and a small patience should still give Still Life a try.

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System Requirement:
Windows® 98, ME, 2000 or XP
Pentium® III 800 MHz (Pentium® III 1.0 GHz Recommended)
128 MB RAM
8x CD ROM Guide
DirectX8.1
32 MB Graphics Card (64 MB or Equivalent Recommended)
Keyboard/Mouse/Speakers

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