Delta Force Games Collection (8in1) | 4.1 GB
This Pack Contains:
Delta Force (1998)
Delta Force 2 (1999)
Delta Force: Land Warrior (2000)
Delta Force: Task Force Dagger (2002)
Delta Force: Black Hawk Down (2003)
Delta Force: Black Hawk Down: Team Sabre (2004)
Delta Force: Xtreme (2005)
Delta Force: Xtreme 2 (2009)
Hardware Requirements
- Video Card: Direct3D video card with 64 MB or greater required2
- OS: Windows XP, VISTA (32 & 64)
- CPU: Pentium 4 Minimum CPU Required
- RAM: 1 GB or greater required
- Hard Drive: 2 GB available
- Direct X: DirectX 9.0c or greater required
- Sound: Windows compatible sound card
- Internet: Internet connection required, broadband recommended
- DVD: DVD-ROM drive required
Note: Delta Force Black Hawk Down Team Sabre (2004) (requires Delta Force: Black Hawk Down)[1]
Installation Notes:
Burn or mount
Install with Serial (included)
Play!
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Archives contain the repairing data. You don't have to worry about CRC errors.
Code:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/tgoom1amnym/How.To.Repair.Winrar.rar
Lets start with the Darts game, the darts game introduces a whole new user experience within PlayStation Home due to the fact it’s a very first within Home, it’s the first ever mini-game that users can purchase and play in their apartments with friends. The Darts board has four modes, 501, 301, “Round the Clock” and an all new mode called Killer. The darts board has its very own scoreboard on the side too so players are aware of one another’s scores.
In the modes 501 and 301 players throw the darts and obtain a score after three darts are thrown, the aim of the game is to get to 0 before your opponent or you loose. These modes are fantastic and very competitive and are a must have for anyone looking for a great source of a friendly competition within PlayStation Home.
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Super Mario Games is great game, no question. This fresh platformer brings back all the gameplay elements that made the series such a noteworthy and inspiring franchise. And even though the series has made the successful leap from side-scroller to 3D platformer, the original formula still works extremely well today. New Super Mario Bros. Wii continues to prove that fact.
The Wii game lifts the efforts that went into the company's original revival on the Nintendo DS. That portable game brought the 2D platformer formula back for a new generation of gamers. The end product was a fantastic experience, mostly because -- for gamers like myself who grew up on Super Mario -- it was an incredible thrill to play through a fresh Nintendo-developed experience that captured everything we loved about the franchise. The 2006 release was docked a bit for being a bit on the easy side and offering some unbalanced Mario elements (two worlds are locked?), but ultimately it's still one of the Nintendo DS system's best titles.
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