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Super Jigsaw Landscapes is the most fun, relaxing and versatile jigsaw puzzle game you've ever seen. You could spend a lifetime at this game and never play the same puzzle the same way twice!

Here are some key features of "Super Jigsaw Landscapes":

• Up to 520 Pieces per Puzzle
• Jigsaw and Square Shapes
• Configurable Backgrounds
• Save Puzzles for Later
• Area Magnification
• Resizable Playing Surface
• Show/Hide Non-Edge Pieces
• Piece Rotation Option.

In total contrast with what lies ahead, Commandos 3 starts out easy enough. The two tutorial missions are--with a single exception--a smart introduction to the key members of the commando squad and their highly specialized abilities. As in Commandos 2, the interiors of buildings are fully 3D, and it's possible to smoothly rotate the camera with the mousewheel. While the 3D segment isn't the best-looking part of the game, this extra control makes it fairly convenient to navigate the cramped rooms. The starter scenario gently walks you through the basics of the interface, which differs significantly in style from those in typical strategy or action games. Except when manually set to provide cover fire, the commandos don't act without explicit commands. Moving one character at a time is simple enough, though the lack of hotkeys for specific weapons or abilities becomes a challenge in tight spots. The tutorial's one notable failing is that it doesn't mention that the abilities menu hides choices until it's clicked on, like the one for weapons, which confused more than one of us when looking for the spy's "distract" ability.

The prologue is a taste of how, with one mouse click, the Green Beret's speed and deadly knife strike can be overwhelming in close quarters. And within the span of 15 minutes or so, you'll meet the other core commando members (whose ranks have been distilled from Commandos 2 to the core group): The sniper has the longest range of any friendly unit, the sapper is an expert with bombs and heavy weapons, the spy can disguise himself with the uniforms of German soldiers and officers, and the thief is fast and capable of climbing up walls and other objects. The sixth member, the diver, appears only once, in the third campaign. One advantage of having the number of commandos pared down from the previous game is that there's no getting confused about what each one is for, and if you ever get really stumped in a mission, solving the situation can be just a matter of stepping back and thinking about the special abilities of the commandos assigned to a specific scenario.

• Commandos 3 Destination Berlin is the third installment in Pyro Studio's legendary tactical strategy series, which has sold more than three million copies worldwide.
• Historical WWII campaigns - Engage the enemy across Europe, from the Eastern front of Stalingrad, to the Gestapo Headquarters in Berlin, to the D-Day assault on Omaha Beach, each offering unique tactical situations.
• Multiple paths to victory - Prepare your commandos for a variety of strategies as enemy bombing raids lay waste to environments, requiring you to change your tactics and approach.
• Guerrilla warfare - Utilize ambush tactics, stealth, sabotage, and demolitions to disrupt enemy advances.
• Multiplayer combat - Test your skills head-to-head with up to eight other players via LAN and Internet.
• Improved accessibility - Commandos 3: Destination Berlin features more detailed, smaller maps providing more action-orientated missions that form part of an overall campaign. A strong narrative drives the story via cinematic briefing screens.

• OS: Windows 98/98SE/2000/XP
• CPU: PIII 700 MHz
• RAM: 128 MB
• Hard Drive: 2 GB
• Video: DirectX 9
• Sound: DirectX-compliant Sound Card
• 3D Video Card 32MB DirectX 9

1. Unrar
2. Mount image with Deamon Tools
3. Install
4. Play The Game!

It was another beautiful day at the farm and Doggy was out to play. But he was having too much fun and fell into Old Man Johnson's truck, headed to the market. By the time Doggy jumped out it was too late. He was lost, a long way from home. Now you have to guide him back. Trace a matching path to clear the way. If you trace an extra long path, you get an extra bonus! Help Doggy meet new friends along the way. The farm is calling him back, but it's up to you to show him the way!

Finding Doggy Features :

• 50 story mode levels, plus endless mode
• Unlock six exclusive wallpapers
• Hidden obstacles and special friends

The Lord of the Rings universe is full of memorable battles. No matter whether they are staged in a cramped burial chamber or on a vast, open plain, each clash of arms teeters between exultant triumph and agonizing defeat. In The Lord of the Rings: Conquest, you'll experience your fair share of both. There are abundant thrills in both the good and evil campaigns, from attacking oliphaunts with catapults on the Pelennor Fields to burning the ringed ramparts of Minas Tirith. However, the frantic combat can often devolve into a button-mashing frenzy as you try to avoid the many varieties of death (some unpleasantly cheap) that await you on the battlefield. These frustrations may prove to be too high a cost of entry for many, but if you're willing to brave the pitfalls (or are a big Lord of the Rings fan), then Conquest has many hours of satisfying and immersive action for you to enjoy.

The best hours you'll spend in Conquest will be in the campaigns. The War of the Ring campaign puts you on the ground in the most memorable battles from the books, taking a few detours from canon along the way. The well-crafted, immersive environments mirror those of the movies, from the filthy industrial pits of Isengard to the crumbling walls of Osgiliath, and the score draws on themes from the movies to make battles feel more dramatic. As fun as the War of the Ring campaign is, there's an exciting novelty to playing as the forces of Mordor in the Rise of Sauron campaign. In this alternate storyline, the ring bearer fails in his mission and the once-ebbing tide of evil flows forth across Middle-earth, scouring all in its path. Cutscenes between levels use footage from the movies to craft a believable narrative around your dark exploits, and it's morbidly thrilling to destroy beloved locations and heroes. The last level in particular is so delightfully sinister that you'll likely find yourself cackling with malicious glee.

During most of the battles, you'll be fighting as one of the rank-and-file soldier classes. The warrior, the archer, the mage, and the scout all have their own unique strengths, weaknesses, and special attacks. From the mage's firewall to the warrior's whirlwind sweep, each class can perform a number of pleasingly powerful special attacks by drawing on energy gained from fighting and surviving. As deadly as each class can be, they are also vulnerable. An archer can easily mow down a warrior from a distance, but if the warrior manages to close the gap, there isn't much that the archer can do to survive. Close combat is brutal and chaotic, and once you get knocked down, it can be very hard to get up. Because fights favor the soldier who lands the first strike, they often become frantic button mash-offs. This can be tense and exciting, but it also makes defeat bitterer than it ought to be.

Working with other players is a great way to shore up your defenses, and The Lord of the Rings: Conquest features a cooperative campaign mode for two players, both locally and online. However, when you're going it alone, you'll find that not only is friendly AI unhelpful, but the enemy AI also sees you as public enemy number one. You'll have to destroy the lion's share of the enemy forces and be vigilant for attacks that can kill you instantly (such as fire arrows, backstabs, and anything a troll or ent does). You have a limited number of lives, and with so many ways to die, they can go quickly. Restarting the level is mildly tedious, but it can be a blessing in disguise when a mismatch between friendly and enemy spawn rates has you facing an insurmountable tide of foes.

It can be frustrating to be a grunt, so it's fortunate that The Lord of the Rings: Conquest offers many ways to make your battlefield presence more formidable. The simplest of these involve mounted weapons such as catapults and ballistas: powerful yet destructible machines of war that can be a blast while they last. You can also mount horses or wargs and ride through enemy ranks, sword a-swinging. Taking control of an ent or a troll lets you grab, smash, and throw enemies to your heart's content, and rampaging around on a massive, lumbering oliphaunt is unwieldy fun. Occasionally throughout the campaign you will also get the chance to play as heroes, such as Gandalf, Aragorn, Sauron, and the balrog. These units are powerful versions of the normal classes with their own unique special attacks that let you wreak all sorts of havoc. There is a pleasing variety of heroes featured throughout the campaigns, enough that there is an entire online mode dedicated to hero play.

Hero Deathmatch is just one of the 16-player online modes available in Conquest. There is also normal Team Deathmatch, as well as Lord of the Rings versions of Capture the Flag and Territories. Everyone chooses a soldier class to begin with, but the many maps feature the aforementioned machines and mounts to spice things up. When a team reaches a certain percentage of points needed for victory, the top-scoring player will be offered the opportunity to spawn as a hero. It can be tough to break a team's momentum at that point, but success really depends on the players' willingness to work together. Playing against human opponents is both more exciting and more frustrating. It's more satisfying to work with human teammates to kill characters with human minds behind them, but those same human minds are more capable of getting the best of you with aggravating combat techniques. This makes online battles legitimately challenging, so you'll want to polish your skills in the campaigns first.

War is messy, and The Lord of the Rings: Conquest isn't a clean gaming experience. Combat can be as exasperating as it is exhilarating, and playing solo can be a trying endeavor. Nevertheless, these pitfalls are somewhat compensated for by two epic campaigns that draw you into a rich world in new and exciting ways. Fans of this world will get the most out of The Lord of the Rings: Conquest, but gamers who are looking to battle in an epic setting and willing to weather some frustrating elements will find plenty of excitement on this journey through Middle-earth.

• OS: Windows XP/Vista
• Processor: Intel Core 2 DUO @ 2.4 GHz or Equivalent
• Memory: 1 GB
• Hard Drive: 6 GB Free
• Video Memory: 256 MB, nVidia GeForce 7800 (Pixel Shader 3.0)
• Sound Card: DirectX Compatible
• DirectX: 9.0c or 10
• Keyboard & Mouse
• DVD Rom Drive

1. Extract RARs LOTRC.1 & LOTRC.2
2. Mount or Burn image
3. Install and use one of these serials or use keygen from Razor1911 .
4. Copy Crack to your install folder
5. Play

The global financial crisis leaves thousands of people unemployed, sometimes even homeless. Social unrest begins to grow as people blame their governments. The poor get poorer, and some of the wealthy see an opportunity to gain power and money. In numerous countries, including France, desperate people are beginning to riot. Many extreme organizations become very popular. One of them, in the name of justice, calls for revolution through terroristic acts.

Join an elite squad of the French Foreign Legion on their first mission in the country of their origin and with presidential aproval to operate on the territory of France. With a nation-wide crisis in the background, fight a well organized group of mercenaries with powerful connections…

Code Of Honor 3: Desperate Measures Features :

• Immerse in a realistic world of stunning detail, dynamic lighting and breathtaking effects
• Use modern fire arms and unique tactics to quickly locate and eliminate the enemy
• Stay safe thanks to the covert firing system: “blind fire” from behind walls or low obstacles
• Shoot enemies through thin walls taking advantage of realistic bullet penetration system
• Modify your weapon to maximize its effect

• Windows XP/2000 or Windows VISTA
• DirectX 9.0c or higher (included on the DVD)
• Pentium 4 2.0GHz processor or equivalent
• 512 MB RAM (Windows XP/2000), 1024 MB RAM (Windows VISTA)
• GeForce 5700 or Radeon 9700 128 MB graphics card
• 3.0 GB of free hard drive space for installation
• Quad speed DVD-ROM
• 16-bit sound card with EAX 2.0 compatible with DirectX 9.0

Mata Hari Europe, the beginning of the twentieth century. Unusual presentations dancer named Mata Hari attracting the attention of masters of the most influential circles. One of the spectators a secret agent Oscar Samsonet. Looking for an exotic dance, he realizes that Mata Hari is ideal for the role of spy. A passion for adventures and easy money attracted dancer, so she accepts his proposal. Using her charm, she easily recognizes the political and military secrets. This attracts more attention to her person, and soon her life begins at risk ...

The game is based on the history of the legendary spy the beginning of the twentieth century. In 1905, it was famous in Europe as a performer of exotic dancing. Using their success, Mata Hari is very closely acquainted with many influential people of the time. During the First World War, Mata Hari was arrested by French intelligence and accused of spying for Germany.

Mata Hari Features :

• A classic adventure, which is set in an era of great early twentieth century
• In the main role - the famous spy Mata Hari
• The game has several different endings depending on player actions
• The original mini-games in the style of espionage
• The project involved veterans of the videogame industry Khal Barvud (Hal Barwood) and Falsteyn Noah (Noah Falstein) - the creators of the legendary game Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

• OS: Windows XP/Vista,
• CPU: 1.6 GHZ (minimum), 2.0GHZ recommended,
• RAM: 512 MB (minimum), 1 GB recommended,
• Graphics Card: 128 MB (minimum), 256 MB recommended,
• DirectX: 9.0c,
• Hard Drive: 2 GB

Truck racing is a form of motor racing which involves modified versions of heavy tractor units on racing circuits. The sport started in Europe over twenty years ago and enjoyed great success, but declined in the 1990s. However, in the last few years the profile of truck racing has increased, and currently over 30 teams regularly compete. The sporting regulations came under the control of the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) later, to ensure that the vehicles conform to the layout and original style of the truck, whilst defining the safety standards required to race.

Maximum race speed is restricted to 160 km/h (100 mph) for safety reasons, and a minimum weight limit is 5500 kg. Races start from a rolling start, and commonly races last from 8 to 12 laps. Although a non contact sport, due to the physical size, and closeness of trucks to one another during races, minor collisions can often occur. However, injuries to drivers are very rare. Unlike other forms of motor sport, race trucks look like, and conform to regulations, to ensure that major components used are the same as their road-going counterparts. All drivers must hold a race licence issued by the Motor Sports Association, or the national motorsport body from the drivers country. The makes of truck currently represented in truck racing cover most of the common marques over the last 20 years. The regulations allow for trucks to compete in two classes, so trucks with less sophisticated engine management systems, suspension, and braking systems can compete effectively.

Renault Truck Racing Minimum System requirements:

• OS: Windows XP
• CPU: 1.8 Ghz CPU
• VIDEO: 128 MB DirectX8 compatible
• RAM: 1 Gb
• HDD: 420 Mb

• CPU: 2.5 Ghz Dual core CPU
• VIDEO: 512 Mb, DirectX9.0c compatible
• RAM: 1 Gb
• HDD: 420 Mb

Various models of tanks, a lot of dangerous missions, and realistic graphics - all this awaits those who ever wanted to experience all the military power the tank!

Military Life Tank Simulation Features:

• Fully detailed 3D-landscape.
• intriguing storyline.
• Weather effects, a change of day and night.
• Players are waiting for a lot of jobs.
• Mission to the feature set of points.

• Operating system: Windows XP / Vista
• Processor: Processor 2.0 GHz Intel Pentium 4
• Memory: 512 MB
• Video Card: 3D-graphics adapter with 256 MB of memory
• Sound Card: Sound device compatible with DirectX ® 9.0s
• Free space on your hard disk: 1 GB

While attempting to solve a murder, Harvard professor Robert Langdon and brilliant French cryptographer Sophie Neveu uncover a 2000-year-old conspiracy through clues encoded in paintings by Leonardo Da Vinci.

The Da Vinci Code takes you on a heart-pounding non-stop race through Paris and through time to find the truth and protect a secret that could shake the world. Game Summary: In the game, players will be kept on the edge of their seat with suspense, discovery and survival as they guide Robert Langdon and Sophie Neveu on their quest to solve a bizarre murder-mystery and uncover the ultimate treasure protected by an ancient secret society.

The Da Vinci Code System Requirements :

• OS: Windows 2000/XP/VISTA
• CPU: 600MHz or faster Processor
• RAM: 128 MB

Dark Sector thrusts players into the role of Hayden Tenno, a covert operative sent on a dangerous mission into Lasria – an Eastern European city on the brink of ruin that hides a deadly Cold War secret. In the midst of this mission, Hayden is attacked by an unknown enemy and infected by the Technocyte Virus – a brutal bio-weapon that twists it’s victims into mindless killing machines. Surviving this attack, Hayden finds that the Technocyte virus has granted him powerful, inhuman abilities unlike anything he has ever seen. Now, he must evolve with his powers, survive and become a hero.

Dark sector (2009) Minimum system requirements:

• Windows XP SP2 / Vista Operating system: Windows XP SP2 / Vista
• Processor: Pentium IV 2.4 GHz
• Memory: 1 GB
• (GeForce 6600 Radeon X1300) Video Card: 3D-graphics adapter with 256 MB memory, compatible with DirectX 9.0c shaders version 3.0 (GeForce 6600 or Radeon X1300)
• Audiokarta: Direct-X compatible
• Available Hard Disk: 6.5 GB

Trials 2 provides Trials-game fans even further developed physics model and core gameplay-features. Trials 2 two also takes advantage of RedLynx’s further developed RedLynx Theathre - game engine: Trials2 has ultra-high quality graphics mode, that uses deferred rendering to deliver impressive effects, including depth of field, ambient occlusion and per pixel realtime lighting and shadows.

Trials 2 Features:

• 4 game types (race, flip, wheelie, dynamic)
• Race: Race against other players to compete levels as fast as possible.
• Flip: Try to make as many backflips or frontflips with your bike to reach a top score.
• Wheelie: Drive on your backwheel for longest distance possible.
• Dynamic: Navigate through tracks with various dynamic obstacles and puzzles.
• 65 tracks to play
• And more

• Operating system: Windows XP (32-bit) or Windows Vista (32-bit or 64-bit)
• CPU: 1,5 GHz Intel Pentium 4, AMD Athlon XP 1500+ or higher
• RAM: 256 MB
• Graphics card in one of the following categories, with at least 128 MB of memory:
• Nvidia GeForce FX 5600 or higher
• ATI Radeon 9500 or higher
• Intel GMA 950 or higher
• Free hard disk space: 220 MB

Do your best to bring people back to health by selling potions, preparing herbal concoctions, and blending ingredients for complex prescriptions. Use your time management skills to manufacture high quality medicine on demand and deftly serve ailing customers. Hire extra hands to help you out as you move into larger towns and big time drugstore business!

Drugstore Mania 1.0 Features :
Over 50 challenging levels
Lots of unique locations and shop upgrades
Fun mini-games in Drugstore Mania

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