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7 62 high calibre PC Game |Mediafire|

Serving as a follow-up to Brigade E5, 7.62 is a tactical action game. A professional mercenary seeks for a Russian “businessman”, who stole a lot of money from his “colleagues”, then hid in a small country of Latin America to avoid inevitable punishment there. Soon the assignment turns into an intense and dangerous adventure, for there are many things that must be kept in mind — intricate political situation, confrontation between governmental military and rebels, not to mention a necessity to choose friends and foes wisely.

- Operating system: Microsoft ? Windows ? XP ? SP3 / Windows ? Vista ? SP1 / Windows ? 7even ?

- Processor: Intel Pentium 4 2.6 GHz or equivalent AMD Athlon 64 2600 +

- Memory: 512 MB Windows XP / 1 GB Windows Vista / 7

- Video: 3D-graphics adapter with 256 MB memory, compatible with DirectX ? 9.0 and supports Pixel Shader 1.1 Nvidia ? GeForce ? 6600 / ATI ? Radeon H1300 or better

- Sound: Sound card compatible with DirectX 9.0c

- Free hard drive space: 4 GB

- Additional software: DirectX 9.0c

- Controls: A keyboard and mouse

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7 62 high calibre PC Game |Mediafire|

- Operating system: Microsoft ? Windows ? XP ? SP3 / Windows ? Vista ? SP1 / Windows ? 7even ?

- Processor: Intel Pentium 4 2.6 GHz or equivalent AMD Athlon 64 2600 +

- Memory: 512 MB Windows XP / 1 GB Windows Vista / 7

- Video: 3D-graphics adapter with 256 MB memory, compatible with DirectX ? 9.0 and supports Pixel Shader 1.1 Nvidia ? GeForce ? 6600 / ATI ? Radeon H1300 or better

- Sound: Sound card compatible with DirectX 9.0c

- Free hard drive space: 4 GB

- Additional software: DirectX 9.0c

- Controls: A keyboard and mouse

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80 days PC Game |Mediafire|

Frogware's 80 Days uses the original story the jumping off point. The game places players in the role of a young man who's decided to help his engineer uncle retrieve proof of four of his inventions scattered around the world. The uncle needs the proof to win a bet; the young man needs the time away to avoid having to marry against his will. Along the way, the young man will also strangely be recruited help to spread Scottish fashions around the world.The game makes frequent reference to Fogg's original journey and even includes characters and locations from the original novel. You'll run into a new Fix, see foreign chapters of The Reform Club and visit Bombay, Yokohama and San Francisco. The cities are just ginormous and loaded with personality. Pedestrians, rat weiner carts, billboards, pets and a host of other details are scattered throughout each city, giving you a real sense of life. The architectural design of each city is fairly distinct as well, lending an unique atmosphere to every level. I quite like that the game doesn't force you to explore every sidestreet and alley in these cities. It really gives the game an open sort of feeling.

-OS: Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista

-Memory: 256 MB

-CPU: P500

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stormrise PC Game |Mediafire|

Stormrise is one of those games that makes you wonder, "What were they thinking?" This real-time strategy game is, from top to bottom, misconceived, frustrating, frequently broken, and rarely fun. Developer Creative Assembly has built an entire product around a fundamentally flawed control scheme and neglected almost every important facet of the RTS genre. Embarrassingly busted pathfinding, infuriating interface problems, abysmal mission design, substandard visuals--these unpleasant elements and many others make the whole thing an unseemly mess. Furthermore, the game's console roots lead to an even more awkward experience on the PC than on other platforms.

OS: Windows Vista SP1

Processor: Dual Core Processor @ 2.8 GHz Memory: 1 Gb Hard Drive: 9 Gb free Video Memory: 256 Mb Video Card: nVidia GeForce 8400 / ATI Radeon HD 2400 Sound Card: DirectX Compatible DirectX: 10

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stranglehold PC Game |Mediafire|

Stranglehold is John Woo's first foray into videogames. Whether Woo was intimately involved in guiding Stranglehold or more of a watchful father, his influence can be felt in every frame. Midway has managed to capture the essence of a Woo film in some ways more than Woo has over the past decade. You get everything a fan could ask for: excessive gunplay, heavily-stylized cinematic moments, melodrama, slow-motion dives, dual-fisted pistols, and, of course, doves aplenty. Some have called Woo's films a beautiful ballet of violence. Stranglehold is less ballet and more a mosh pit of bullets.

Game Features: * Cinematic Gun Battles Engage the enemy in "Tequila Time" by targeting and firing in real-time while the world dramatically slows and enjoy the exhilaration of running up railings, swinging from chandeliers, and leaping onto moving objects Ã¯Â¿Â½ all without complex controls. * Unbelievably Destructible Environments Using the Massive D physics engine, bring the world down on your enemies, carve your own realistic path of destruction through environments and maneuver through unique piles of debris which persist in the environment. * The Only Authentic John Woo Video Game Experience John Woo partners with Midway to create the ultimate action video game with all of the director's signature cinematic action, character focused storytelling, and revolutionary directing style. * Online Action Prove you are the ultimate renegade cop as players from around the world show-off their gunplay skills and compete online in the most realistic next-gen environments.