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2 out of 2 people found this review helpful
5 stars
Version: World in Conflict demo
"Absolutly superb graphics and just too cool............"
Pros: This is one of the best games I have ever played in it's class. Very realistic awsome graphics. There are so many ways to play this game and so many methods of strategy and warfare to list. You gotta try it but beware. It's addicting so be ready for hours of playtime.
Cons: Only one thing I can think of. Made sure you have a high end graphics card or o/c the one you have to it's highest settings. Game is very demanding on CPU and memory. If you don't have one then get ready for lag city big time.
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2 out of 3 people found this review helpful
3 stars
Version: World in Conflict demo
Pros: good graphics
Cons: i was confused and dint know what i was doing.
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4 out of 4 people found this review helpful
5 stars
Version: World in Conflict demo
"BOOM there went youre army!!!"
Pros: game is awesome instictive game play no building challenging but not impossible on normal mode cutscenes are best ive ever seen voice overs by alec baldwin chill youre spine but the best part are the explosions
when you blow half an army to hell with a fuel air explosive or carpet bombing
nuke avail in multiplayer only
its awesome i got the full game collectors edition comes with a piece of the BERLIN WALL!!!
Cons: single player campaigns are too short need an easier method of making waypoints and id like to see this become an rts because rtt doesnt let me zerg like in starcraft SHOCK AND AWE BABY!
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4 out of 4 people found this review helpful
5 stars
Version: World in Conflict demo
"Exelent, Could not be better ( I realise that I cannot spell)"
Pros: Best thing I have ever seen - first off the game detects your computer and changes the graphics settings to suit your computer, so everyone can play it. There was such attention to detail in this game eg. when smoke is rising from a fire, and a helicopter pases over it, the smoke will dicipate and when the helicopter leaves it will return to normal, it behaves exectly like reall smoke, and it looks real too - in other games the smoke has layers of thickness where the thickness changes sharply and looks unrealistic - this does not happen in world in conflict. A whole book could be writen on the graphics in this game, thats how good they are.
Cons: would have been better if there was a basebuilding feature
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0 out of 2 people found this review helpful
1 stars
Version: World in Conflict demo
Pros: pros heard about i think its really good but i havent played it
Cons: for some reason when i go to try and install the game it says "setup.exe is not a valid win32" or something like that plz help its also the same thing that happens with the rest of my downloads
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