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Metal Gear Acid (PSP) [USA]

Metal Gear Acid (PSP) [USA]
Console | English | Konami | 2005 | 187MB
Genres: Modern Turn-Based Strategy

F1 Birkuc Repack (2009-ENG-RUS)

F1 Birkuc Repack (2009-ENG-RUS)
PC Game | Racing | ENG | 730 Mb

F1 Birkuc - the most powerful racing car simulator ring Formula 1, which was highly appreciated. Great physics and realistic management impressive! Entirely credible conduct car on the track, realistic damage, modified by weather conditions and full access to the telemetry fireballs will allow you to immerse themselves in the incredible world of Formula 1.
Information about the game
Title: F1 Birkuc
Genre: Racing
Developer: Birkuc
Publisher: Birkuc
Publication Type: license
Year: 2009
Platform: PC
Interface Language: English + Russian
The medicine: not required
Size: 730 Mb

System requirements:
- System: Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7
- Processor: 2 Ghz
- Memory: 512 Mb
- Video card: 128 MB 3D accelerated video card DirectX 9.0 compatible
- Audio-card: compatible with DirectX 9.0

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Metal Gear Solid (ENG)

Metal Gear Solid (ENG)
PC Game | Action / 3D / 3rd Person / Stealth | ENG | 722 Mb

About the Game: In late February 2005, a group of American spetsvoysk of the FOXHOUND unit, supported by special, genetically enhanced soldiers of Detachment Special Forces Next Generation “(born Next-Generation Special Forces) conducting an armed uprising during a military demonstration on the island of Shadow Moses, site utilization of atomic weapons. As a result, they gain control of nuclear arsenal, as well as on the Metal Gear REX), a special giant robot capable of launching nuclear missiles. Terrorists’ demands are absurd – they want to receive from the U.S. government remains “the greatest soldier in history, known as Big Boss (born Big Boss), the White House threatening a nuclear strike.

The legendary mercenary Solid Snake after the events in Outer Heaven (born Outer Heaven) became a hermit and live in Alaska. However, at the request of his former commander and an old friend, Colonel Roy Campbell (born Roy Campbell) agreed to participate in the operation to rescue hostages and neutralize the terrorists.

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Game features:
– Famous megahit Hideo Kojima, ported to the Sony Playstation in 2000 Melkosoft.
– Like other game Kojima, released after 91 years, sets himself the most important task of disclosure essence of human nature, depending on … For this game theme – “Genetics” and, accordingly, does the fact of who a person is, then, whose descendant (or clone), it is …
– The once famous, now fallen into disfavour special squad FOXHOUND captures the U.S. Armed Forces military base in Alaska – and with it and stay there in the drafting of Metal Gear REX, the combat robot with an electromagnetic gun capable of launching nuclear warheads, invisible to radar (as them do not need missiles – and hence the acceleration stage, which intersect and run a fact). Government, through Colonel Roy Campbell goes to a former member of FOXHOUND (call sign – Solid Snake (Solid Snake)) – living just nearby. So exactly how he is (partly) the cause of Opals squad (he was in the last series of games – when it is simply called Metal Gear – revealed the fact that their commander (the name Jack, last name unknown, call Big Boss (Big Boss)) – double agent – and then what BB – his father, so he had no motive to help the rebels).
– Snake supply diving, a set of sophisticated mikroshemkov (transmitter implanted in the ear, for example) and injections of the virus, which would end up killing him two minutes after the deadline put forward by terrorists – unless, of course, he does not neutralize them before …
– The game turned at the time of the value skriptovannyh splash in the story, as revealed through them, the main piece of the story (which you have to download separately), as well – has introduced the idea that a good shooter could be passed without a single killed by the enemy .. .
– Snakes can steal, get into the ventilation shaft (in this case, the camera switches to the first-person), cling to walls, good fight (but the neck folds it better), good enough to shoot and helluva lot of swimming. The variety of approaches to address those or other problems – the main hobby games. You can sneak out of sight of the camera, you can neutralize its electromagnetic grenade, but it may seem banal on the eye and shoot all those who will come running to the alarm. You can blind guardian light grenade, you can stun punch to the head, can turn his neck, can shoot, can get around, but can just score in the melee …
– The main advantage of scenario – detailed elaboration of the characters. Each episode adds a little detail to the portraits of all actors – in this series Snakes unsuccessfully trying to quit smoking (as well cut out blatant advertising – in all the old series, he only smoked a Lucky Strike, here smokes his unmarked), Campbell presents a more humane, because among the hostages – his niece, Meryl (Incidentally, it tied up one of the three love triangles games), which Snake will have to save … And then – to tolerate.

System requirements:
– Operating system: Windows 2000/2003/XP/Vista
– Processor: Pentium II 500 MHz
– Memory: 128 MB RAM
– Video Card: DirectX – compatible 3D video card c 16 MB of memory
– Sound Card: DirectX – compatible sound card
– Free space on your hard disk: 1.1 GB

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Cook Wars [WII]

The fun never ends with over 30 mini-games of cooking challenges, offering a wide variety of gameplay: grill, cook, bake, cut, roll in numerous recipes from the world's best cuisines. Compete to become the best cook and win as you make some of the best international foods from 5 countries (Mexico, USA, France, Italy, Asia). Multi-player functions, including 2 players vs. 2 players or 3 players vs. 1 player as well as an intense duel mode, offer the whole family a chance to play together. Unlock new ingredients and star chefs as you progress through the different modes.

Final Fantasy VII + ePSXe 1.70

Final Fantasy VII + ePSXe 1.70
Role-Playing | PC | SquareSoft | En | 1.4 GB

SquareSoft's Final Fantasy VII was released on the PlayStation with much hype and fanfare, including television commercials and huge bus stop ads in metropolitan areas. For many months, it seemed Final Fantasy VII was the only game available for the PlayStation. For those who played it, this was practically the case. The game's epic storyline and impressive production values made for a game that kept one immersed for anywhere from 30 hours, "rushing" through, to more than twice that, exploring every available option.

The PC translation of Final Fantasy VII is fundamentally the same game as the PlayStation version, which makes for both its greatest strengths and its most frustrating weaknesses. There was obviously a great deal of attention spent improving the graphics, but other equally important areas - the sound, the interface - have been neglected.

Final Fantasy VII tells the story of a young mercenary named Cloud. At the outset of the game, Cloud has hired himself out to Avalanche, a revolutionary group set on sabotaging a huge corporation's plans to harvest all of the energy from the planet. Cloud is an ex-employee of Shinra Inc., the corporation in question. While the Avalanche members' intentions are noble, Cloud's are, it seems, strictly financial. Throughout the first segment of the game, Cloud works with Avalanche in the elevated city of Midgar and the slums that exist below it. Because of the events that transpire there, he must venture with them beyond Midgar, across the whole of the planet, where the story becomes much more complex.

This complexity is the heart of the game, and describing too much of the story would give it away. What makes Final Fantasy VII so involving, though, is not just the story it tells - the characters themselves are intriguing. Each of the main characters has interesting motivations and history. Much of the game is devoted to painting these portraits, with Cloud's being one of the focal points of the game. So as not to spoil anything, a simple understatement will have to suffice: Cloud is easily the most interesting and complex character ever presented in a game.

The game utilizes many different styles, depending on the event and the location. When wandering around cities, you play from an Alone in the Dark-style perspective, where different angles are used in different areas. When in the world map, you see everything from a birds-eye overhead view. In both cases, your party (made up of three of the available characters) is represented by a single character, usually Cloud. Combat is a hybrid of real-time and turn-based. It takes place in real time, but it takes a certain amount of time for your characters to perform moves. It's sort of a best-of-both-worlds scenario, where you must act quickly, but it's not a purely response-time-based situation.

The magic system is so complicated as to defy simple explanation. Your characters can be equipped with Materia, and different types of Materia have different properties. Some will allow you to heal characters during combat, others will summon deities to combat your opponents, and others will cast spells or add attributes to your characters. Materia can be coupled with other Materia to change its properties, and Materia gains experience along with your characters, allowing for more powerful spells, extended effects, or multiple castings during a single encounter. Understanding the way Materia works is one of the keys to playing the game, and it's a complex yet elegant system.

Aesthetically, the PC version of Final Fantasy VII exceeds the PlayStation version in one area: graphics. Support for 3D accelerators makes the characters look much more crisp and detailed than the console version. Combat sequences benefit the most. Quite simply, combat scenes in the PC version look incredible. Unfortunately, everything else is inferior. The music is MIDI, so the quality is completely dependent on the MIDI playback ability of your sound card. With the most common contemporary sound cards, this isn't good. As a result, the epic score of the game is reduced to something that sounds like the background music on a poorly designed Final Fantasy web page.

Not all of the graphics are superior: The rendered cutscenes, which were breathtaking on the PlayStation, are AVI files in the PC version - low-resolution, washed-out AVI files. The menu-driven interface, a necessity for the PlayStation controller, is presented here intact. No hotkeys, nothing. To play without a gamepad, you must use the number pad on the keyboard, which isn't a pleasant option. You can reallocate keys, but the options menu makes it difficult to understand exactly what function the different keys serve. If you plan on playing Final Fantasy VII on the PC, a gamepad is almost essential.

Of course, there are some problems that exist simply because of the nature of console RPGs. Many of these discrepancies will seem foreign to those who have never experienced them: the inability to save at any point when in certain locations, the random combat encounters that occur with no warning, and the strange moments in combat when huge monsters firing huge weapons do little damage, while your characters do twice as much damage with a single punch. And none of these compares to the adjustment many will have to make to accustom themselves to the fact that these cute little big-eyed characters are swearing, killing, and pondering the nature of their existence. But these are caveats, not criticisms.

The PC version of Final Fantasy VII could have been, and perhaps should have been, better than its PlayStation counterpart. But it isn't. The story is amazing, and the combat is fun, making it a good choice for open-minded computer role-playing fans or adventure game fans who don't mind a little action in their games. Perhaps it's unfair to criticize Final Fantasy VII for being merely great, but it's hard not to think a version tailored specifically for the PC could have been amazing.

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This Game is a fully working up-to-date Play Station 1 (ePSXe 1.70) emulator. I have also included the necessary plugins, BIOS files and other (usually) missing components.

Basically it's ready to use immediately on download - no installation, un-raring or tedious google searching through neglected and abandoned PSX emulation forums and/or sites. I created this torrent because it's very frustrating trying to find all the necessary files to get emulation software working on modern systems. (Just read through other Final Fantasy VII torrents and you'll see.)

I have also included all three ISO images of the massively popular Final Fantasy VII videogame. These are in NTSC format, though if you're from the United Kingdom it won't make any difference because the emulator is compatible with NTSC and PAL formats. For those actively searching for the PAL Final Fantasy VII ISO, I don't have it and I don't think it exists on the net - though if specifically requested I may be able to upload them at a later date.

I have been running this on Windows XP Pro and I assume Vista and 7 will be similarly compatible. MACINTOSH USERS: This won't work with Parallels or VMFussion as the ePSXe emulator requires an nVidia or ATI graphics card to work effectively. Boot-camp will obviously be fine.

NOTE: THIS VERSION (PSX) IS SUPERIOR TO THE PC VERSION. HIGHER RESOLUTIONS, EASIER CONTROL INTERFACE, BETTER GRAPHICS, CRISPER SOUND.

Instructions:
1) OPEN DOWNLOADED FOLDER
2) Click on ePSXe.exe
3) Top left hand corner, click 'File' > 'Run ISO'** > go to downloaded epsxe170 folder > 'Final Fantasy 7' > 'Disc 1' > Final Fantasy 7 Disc 1
4) PLAY.

If anyone is having any problems I'll reply as quickly as possible.

** = If it asks to configure the BIOS file it is located in the BIOS folder. It is called 'SCPH1001.bin'.

Minimum System Requirements
System: Pentium-133 or equivalent
RAM: 32 MB
Video Memory: 2 MB
Hard Drive Space: 260 MB

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Final Fantasy VII + ePSXe 1.70

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