Star Wars Dark Forces
Star Wars : Dark Forces
DOS Game | 313 Mb | Rapidshare
May the Force Be With You. Behind a veil of secrecy the evil Empire is creating a doomsday army – one that, if finished, will become the final cog in the Empire's arsenal of terror and domination. Your Mission? Join the Rebel Alliance's covert operations division, infiltrate the Empire, then battle every man and machine the Imperial Forces can muster. Search a vast galaxy for clues, attack enemy bases - all in a desperate attempt to stop the activation of this fearsome new weapon. Fully interactive environments – morphing walls and floors, moving platforms and conveyors; realistic lighting and atmospheric effects. Explore the virtual Star Wars universe up close and personal. First-person, ground combat. Call on 10 weapons to fight twenty types of enemies. Climb catwalks, look and shoot up and down, jump off ledges, wad through garbage.
Requirements:
IBM and 100% compatibles, MS-DOS 5.0 or higher, 486DX/33 or higher highly recommended, 386/DX33 required minimum, CD-ROM drive, 8 MB RAM, keyboard (joystick and mouse optional), 256 color VGA/MCGA, 3.5 MB hard drive available space for minimum install, Sound Blaster, Pro, 16, AWE32; Pro Audio Spectrum; Roland MT 32/LAPC-1; Ensoniq Soundscape, Gravis UltraSound, General MIDI and compatibles.
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http://dosbox.sourceforge.net/
DOSbox perfectly simulates the arcane memory juggling used in the old days to get around the notorious 640 KB barrier. It also emulates older hardware like the Sound Blaster or the forgotten Canadian Ad Lib and Gravis UltraSound. And it adds extra controls, allowing you to tweak the speed of a game to compensate for differences in processing power