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Ayodance 6053 Perfect Hack

Belakangan ini perfect hack mulai ada updatenya dibuat oleh sobat Cloud Stife dari GzP khusus untuk Ayodance. Perfect kali ini tidak berfungsi pada normal room melainkan Battle party, Union Battle party and Story mode. JHanya tekan F9 hack Perfeck ini langsung jalan. Jangan lupa untuk yang menggunakan Windows Vista/Windows 7 klik kanan run As Admin. Dibilangnya hack ini tidak berfungsi untuk Windows 7 32Bit, tapi tidak ada salahnya untuk mencoba.

Cheat Info

Game : Ayodance Patch 6053

Pembuat : Cloud Strife

Type : Application MS C++

Download :

**Tekan F9 Pada game
Selamat mencoba!

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Blizzard DotA for StarCraft 2 Announced – BlizzCon

Blizzard DotA for StarCraft 2 Announced – BlizzCon

After having so many DotA Genre games like League of Legends, Heroes Of Newerth and Valve’s DotA 2. The PC games giant Blizzard has announced 4 new maps for StarCraft 2 on the opening day of BlizzCon 2010. Surprisingly, Blizzard’s DotA was one of it. Blizzard developers said that StarCraft 2 DotA will be based on Warcraft 3 DotA by IceFrog. All the heroes, items, farming even the whole gameplay style will be implemented in the upcoming Blizzard’s DotA.

Blizzard DotA:

Wage war with the most powerful heroes from Blizzard Entertainment’s game universes in this explosive new multiplayer game.

Blizzard’s greatest heroes have been drawn from their respective universes to do battle on a chess-themed battleground. You control a hero and must level up, buy items, and work together with your teammates to defeat waves of units and ultimately destroy the opposing team’s King Tower.

Blizzard DotA map for StarCraft 2 will be released in near future via Battle.net. It will be free for everyone who owns a copy of StarCraft 2. Till now, We can predict that Blizzard’s DotA is more likely to be a sci-fi oriented DotA. Blizzard is updating StarCraft 2 engine, map editor and continuously adding features so it can support the Blizzard DotA.

Blizzard has not announced any official StarCraft 2 DotA release date yet but it is expected be released in near future. Also, Valve is coming up with DotA 2 in 2011. Do you think that Blizzard DotA will be good enough to beat DotA2? Share your reviews via comments!

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Need For Speed World

Need For Speed World

Anda tau game balapan yang satu ini? nFs engeluarkan versi baru, Need For Speed World. Dirilis tanggal 2 Juli 2010 ini langsung disambut baik oleh para gamers dunia. Yupz, karena game yang diproduksi oleh EA Games ini merupakan salah satu game favorit.

Sayangnya, game Need For Speed World ini tidak bisa dimainkan secara offline. Alias game ini hanya bisa dimainkan secara online. Membutuhkan koneksi internet sekitar 128 kbit/s dan RAM sekitar 2 GB.

Spesifikasi Minimal:

• Operating system: Windows XP Service Pack 2
• DirectX: DirectX 9.0c
• Processor: 1.7 GHz Pentium4
• RAM: 512 MB
• Video: 128 MB DirectX 9.0c compatible. At least Shader Model 2.0 support
• Sound Card: DirectX 8.1 compatible
• Winchester: 6 GB free space
• Internet: 128kbit / s Cable / DSL Connection

Spesifikasi yang Direkomendasikan:

• Operating system: Windows XP Service Pack 3 / Windows Vista
• Service Pack 2 / Windows 7
• DirectX: DirectX 9.0c
• Processor: Intel 2.0 GHz Core Duo2
• RAM: 2048 MB
• Video card: 512 MB DirectX 9.0 compatible. At least Shader Model 2.0 support. (NVIDIA): GeForce 7900
• Sound Card: DirectX 8.1 compatible
• Winchester: 4 GB of free space
• Internet: 128kbit / s Cable / DSL Connection

Cara instalasi game online Need For Speed World ini adalah sebagai berikut:

1) Extract the archive NFS World (OBT). Rar
2) Set nfssetup.exe in the folder where you unpacked the archive
3) Registering an account
4) Run GameLauncher.exe fundamentally Games
5) Playing

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Sudah melakukan download? Tidak akan selesai sampai situ saja. Langkah terakhir anda harus register pada alamat di bawah ini.

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Cheat 1 hit ninja saga

Cheat 1 hit ninja saga

Cheat 1 hit ninja saga

nih langsung saya kasih tutor deh biar ga ribet

- Saat pemilihan character jgn di play dulu
- Siapin jamu CE nya trus open proses browser anda
- trus pilih array of bytes
- centang ASROM
- masukkan kode ini 62 04 D3 24 64 A3 A2 lalu scan
- trus ntar bakal keluar 2 address, klik 2x address tersebut dan akan pindah ke kolom cheat table
- lalu ganti value kedua address tersebut menjadi 62 04 D3 24 64 A2 A2
- setelah itu kembali ke NS anda
- and enjoy your game

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DotA 6.69c Map Download – Dota v6.69c Released!

DotA 6.69c Map Download – Dota v6.69c Released!

DotA 6.69c Map Download – Dota v6.69c Released!

Just a few moments ago, IceFrog has released another bug fix patch in the form of DotA 6.69c. The changelogs of this patch are not mentioned by the developer but, he addressed some major bugs such as Syllabear, Linken Sphere & Manta Style bug . Dota 6.69c Map is likely to be a stable release and may be considered in leagues and tournament matches.

DotA 6.69c Changlogs & Notes:

Fixed a couple of important bugs

This is just a small bug fix patch. I am still actively working on DotA 6.70, just wanted to get some bugs fixed for the current version.

DotA 6.69c Map Download:

DotA 6.69c Map.rar (7.34 MB)

Let’s hope this map remains a bug free update. So, IceFrog can work further on DotA 2 along with DotA 6.70.

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DotA 2 Q & A

DotA 2 Q & A

DotA 2 Q & A

IceFrog, the main character behind the development of DotA 2 has recently answered some important questions about DotA 2 which were asked by the community. He revealed some major information before the release of the game such as, reconnect feature, replay viewing, lag & delay issue, hardware requirements etc.

DotA 2 Q&A:

Q: Is there reconnect support for DotA 2? (by Vanes-UT)
A: This was actually one of the very first things we added early on, before the game was stable, in order to help with testing. You’ll also be able to have a friend of similar skill level substitute for you in case you have to leave. Players that want to improve their reputation in the game and community will also be able to help out by joining ongoing games that are missing players.

Q: Can I still play with my friends from America even though I am European? (by Adam Mosley)
A: Yes, a lot of people have friends in different regions and we want to allow them to easily interact. One of the things that makes DotA special is how big the community is, so we will do our best to make it easy to connect and communicate with one another.

Q: How are you going to handle delay and lag between players? (by Alex)
A: This is something we are putting a lot of time and resources into. Minimizing delay to servers, along with optimizing networking code, is very important to being able to enjoy DotA on both a casual and competitive level. We’re expanding the Steam infrastructure around the world so the matchmaking service for DotA 2 is able to provide the lowest possible ping wherever you are playing. There will also be some uniquely located servers that are optimized regionally for handling longer distance matches.

Q: What kind of hardware requirements will the game have? (by S.Hong)
A: We don’t have an official minimum DotA 2 system specs just yet. The goal is to make sure that people with older computers and the PCs at LAN centers will be able to support the game, while also allowing for newer computers to scale well.

Q: I heard there was going to be an AI feature for when a player leaves. Is there going to be an option to take direct control of the hero? (by Stephen)
A: The AI features will be optional to the players in the game. You can have teammates use it, send it to the base, or give it AI modes and behaviors to follow.

Q: Will there be anything like the AI maps in DotA or a “training mode” with difficulty levels? (by L.Pham)
A: Yes there will be bot support if you just want to play by yourself, or you can create a party of friends and fill the rest of the slots with bots. There are a variety of different settings you can use in order to configure the bots, ranging from selectable difficulty levels to specific behaviors that you want to practice against. For example, if you want to practice your lane control, you could configure the bots to be stronger at denying, last hitting, and harassing. We’ll also have some specially crafted challenge scenarios, similar to things like Pudge Wars, which I’ll elaborate on in the future.

Q: Will the replay system allow me to move freely backwards and forwards in time rather than having to watch a whole replay? (by Luciando)
A: You’ll be able to jump around to any point in the replay, add bookmarks for easy referencing, view detailed stats and graphs while the game is going, and watch through a specific player’s view (with regards to their camera movement). You’ll also be able to watch replays with friends if you want to review a game or learn from your mistakes. To aid videomakers, the replay system will have flexible camera angle and speed controls. There will also be a bunch of commentating and editing features you can add to your replays.

Q: Don’t you think you should make a lot of changes to the gameplay? (by Robert)
A: Significant changes would not necessarily make it a better game. There are countless features we arebuilding around the game that will make the experience a much better one. The gameplay itself, though, has always evolved step by step, and it will continue with that methodology. We consider this a long term project, in the same way DotA has always been. We want to provide a quality experience and not just change for the sake of change. You’ll naturally see additions and improvements to the game as time passes, but it would be a natural progression aimed at improving the game for the players and not for other arbitrary reasons. Valve and I strongly believe that the player focused development process the game has gone through is what will allow us to continue making the best decisions with regards to where we spend our development time.

Q: Can you spectate an already ongoing DotA 2 game? (by Valo)
A: A lot of the game will be built around spectating and shoutcasting support. You will be able to join most ongoing games (unless the players marked it as private) and just watch them. You can join a game your friend is in, see what your favorite clan is doing, or simply pick a skill level and a hero you like and it will find you one to watch. We also have a system in place that automatically distributes the load to multiple servers so that the game itself won’t be affected by users joining to spectate. Our distribution network will allow us to support any number of users that want to watch, by dynamically assigning more servers to the task. There will also be special tags and search options to help you find live or old shoutcasted games. Shoutcasters will be able to operate as directors, so anyone watching will have his camera looking at the same things the shoutcaster is viewing. There is also an optional anti-cheat mechanism built in so that the game you are spectating can be time delayed by any amount of time to reduce potential abuse.

Q: Will you keep loyal to casting times like Torrent and will it still be possible to do the advanced tricks, like animation canceling, fog of war tricks we’ve learned, etc? (by Lycan)
A: Yes, those mechanics are implemented. They are a very integral part of the game and it wouldn’t feel the same without them.

Q: How will we manage replay files? (by Nikos)
A: They will be automatically saved with your identity online utilizing the Steam Cloud storage system, so you don’t have to worry about losing them. You’ll be able to use the replay browser tools to search, sort, tag, rank, and favorite them.

Q: Are you going to work on DotA after DotA 2 is released? (by Jack Lee)
A: I plan to keep DotA updated for as long as the community wants. That being said though, I think that DotA 2 represents the long term future for the game.

Q: How will development change with regards to your role, current beta testers, community feedback, etc? (by Basel)
A: All that stuff will remain the same, except that now I also get to work with the developers at Valve. All of our current playtesters and even contributors like Kunkka are helping. One of the most important things for me has always been getting input from the community. There will be a lot of opportunities, throughout the next year, to give your feedback on all the things we are working on, ranging from features to visuals.

Q: Are the upgraded graphics going to be distracting? New graphics are great, but when there’s too much, you can’t see what’s going on anymore. (by Lycan)
A: Gameplay is definitely the most important aspect, everyone on the team understands this concern. The number one priority is making sure players can quickly and easily tell what’s happening on the screen at all times. Fine tuning the right visual balance with each ability, effect, hero, etc., will be an ongoing process as the game is playtested and we get your feedback. A clean and understandable visual representation of the action is important to everyone from experienced players, spectators, to new players.

Q: Will I be able to help test DotA 2? (by Sing Liu)
A: There will certainly be an opportunity to get involved with beta testing DotA 2 and help us with your feedback. We’ll release more information about how to sign up in the future.

Q: Are you going to do anything to make it easier for new players to get into the game and feel welcome? (by Arvin)
A: Some of what makes it hard, in current DotA, stems from the lack of services around the game that can help foster a better relationship between players and that it’s hard for players to be matched up with equally skilled allies and opponents. Things like tutorials, matchmaking, AI bots, identity, coaching, and community contribution will go a long way to making it easier for new players to fit in.

Q: What hotkey setup will exist in DotA 2? (by Stany Kaff)
A: We have a few default templates that cover the most popular configurations, but you’ll also be able to fully customize them to your liking. You can customize it on a global level or on a per hero basis if you choose. The hotkey configuration will include everything, not just heroes and items, but also how you navigate in the game, control the camera, autocast, set control groups, etc. Your settings are saved to your identity online, so if you go to a LAN center you will not have to reconfigure your keys.

I hope Q&A session will give you a clear picture of the upcoming DotA 2 game in your mind. More information & news about DotA 2 will be available here, stay tuned for the latest updates!

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Cysis Warhead

Crysis Warhead is a science fiction first-person shooter computer game developed by the studio Crytek Budapest, Hungary, and published by Electronic Arts. Crysis Warhead is a stand-alone expansion game and does not require Crysis installed to play. It was released on September 12, 2008[1] in Europe and September 16, 2008[1] in North America.
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Crysis Warhead
Developer(s)	Crytek Budapest
Publisher(s)	Electronic Arts
Distributor(s)	Electronic Arts Valve Corporation (Steam)
Series	Crysis
Engine	CryEngine 2
Version	Crysis Warhead 1.1.1.711 Crysis Wars 1.5
Platform(s)	Microsoft Windows
Release date(s)	EU September 12, 2008[1] NA September 16, 2008[1] Digital download September 18, 2008[2]
Genre(s)	First-person shooter
Mode(s)	Single-player, multiplayer
Rating(s)	ESRB: M[1] PEGI: 16+[1]
Media/distribution	DVD-DL, Steam download
System requirements See Development

* 1 Overview
* 2 Gameplay
o 2.1 Crysis Wars
* 3 Plot
* 4 Development
* 5 Reception
* 6 Digital rights management
* 7 References
* 8 External links

[edit] Overview

Crysis Warhead, like the original Crysis, is set in 2020, when an ancient alien spacecraft is uncovered on the fictional Lingshan Islands, east of the Philippines. The singleplayer campaign has the player assume the role of a member of Raptor Team, a squad of mostly American soldiers outfitted with cutting-edge technology. Specifically, they play the role of former SAS Delta Force operator Sergeant Michael Sykes, referred to in-game by his callsign, "Psycho". Psycho was a supporting character in Crysis, in which players played one of his Raptor Team squadmates, Jake "Nomad" Dunn. Psycho's arsenal of futuristic weapons builds on those showcased in Crysis, with the introduction of Mini-SMGs which can be dual-wielded, a six-shot grenade launcher equipped with EMP grenades, and the destructive, short ranged Plasma Accumulator Cannon (PAX). The highly versatile Nanosuit, which infers various superhuman abilities upon its wearer, returns. In Crysis Warhead, the player follows a "secret mission" Psycho was sent on roughly halfway through the original game, to retrieve a mysterious cargo container held by the North Koreans, believed to contain a nuclear warhead. During this mission, Psycho fights North Korean and extraterrestrial enemies in many different locations, such as a tropical island jungle, inside an "Ice Sphere", an underground mining complex, and finally, to an airfield. Like Crysis, Warhead uses Microsoft Direct3D 10 (DirectX 10) for graphics rendering. Crytek have also recently added a Crysis Wars mod for the Sandbox 2 editor, the same tool that Crytek used to create the game.
[edit] Gameplay
Main article: Crysis#Gameplay

Crysis Warhead updates and refines the gameplay of the original game through a side-plot involving Psycho, one of previous protagonist Nomad's allies. The game is a parallel story that follows Sergeant Michael "Psycho" Sykes,[3] a character from the original Crysis, as he faces his own trials and challenges on the other side of the island during the time period of the first game. It features new fully customizable weapons, vehicles and enemies, along with new multiplayer content. It also showcases a new, enhanced and optimized version of CryEngine 2 and is the first game developed by Crytek's Budapest studio.[4]
[edit] Crysis Wars
Main article: Crysis#Multiplayer

In addition to the single-player campaign, Crytek has also emphasized the multiplayer modes, titled Crysis Wars. In addition to the Instant Action and Power Struggle modes of the original Crysis, Crysis Warhead also features Team Instant Action mode, as well as 21 playable maps upon release. Crytek has made numerous changes to the multiplayer gameplay including tighter vehicle controls, weapon rebalancing, and Nanosuit alterations.[5] Crysis Wars is included on its own disc, has a separate installer and logo, and is considered a separate game by Crytek; regardless, it comes bundled with Warhead at no additional charge. From 10–12 October 2008, Crytek held a free trial weekend during which people could download and play Crysis Wars for free.
[edit] Plot

Crysis Warhead takes place during the events of the original Crysis, on the other side of the island in which the game is set, after Psycho splits up with Nomad following their raid on the North Korean harbour. In the introductory film, British SAS Sergeant Michael "Psycho" Sykes witnesses a North Korean warship being bombarded by U.S. Navy fighter jets. Leaving the shore, he joins a vehicle convoy driving through the jungle, and defends it as it is attacked by North Korean soldiers. The convoy is destroyed and the Marines fight into the night. The intro ends as the VTOL that tries to evacuate the destroyed convoy's Marines is hit by a missile and crash-lands. Psycho awakes and goes to find a better position for the surviving Marines, but gets attacked by an EMP blast from a container being lifted away by a North Korean helicopter. Sykes is later assigned a mission to pursue another North Korean container that JSOC believes contains a nuclear warhead. As the mission progresses, Psycho is reunited with old friend Sean O'Neill who was originally going to have Nomad's spot on Raptor Team. He was replaced by Nomad after failing an evaluation test. Psycho helps O'Neill after his F-35C jet is shot down and takes him to a VTOL to escape.

Psycho fights through the jungle and coastlines against the North Korean military to track down the container and stop them from taking it. After he reaches a cargo submarine, he sees what's inside. Rather than a nuclear warhead, the container houses an alien war machine, which knocks Psycho out with an EMP blast. After he wakes up again, he is captured and tortured by the North Koreans. As the submarine submerges, the island is suddenly flash-frozen while mechanical alien "Exosuits" attack. Psycho pursues Colonel Lee through the frozen waters and valleys, eventually meeting up with another nanosuit team on the island, Eagle Team. Psycho and Eagle Team continue the pursuit, fighting off an enormous walking Exosuit. Eagle Team is separated from Psycho in a mine, while Psycho continues searching for the container. After reaching an underground train station, Psycho is ordered to get on the train the container is loaded on. Emerging above ground, Psycho fights off both North Korean soldiers and aliens trying to reclaim the container, O'Neill assisting him.

Psycho is ordered to destroy the container if he cannot capture it. Before the container can be extracted by friendly forces off the bridge where the train stopped, Colonel Lee arrives and uses a captured U.S. Marine as a hostage to bait Psycho off the train. The Marine begs Psycho to drop him so Psycho can retrieve the detonator and detonate the explosives. Colonel Lee manages to escape with the container before the explosives can be detonated. Although Psycho survives the fall, the marine, who was not wearing an armoured nanosuit, is not so lucky. He takes out his rage on an injured North Korean nanosuit soldier he pulled off the bridge with him, and drowns him in the river. Struck with grief for not saving the life of the Marine, Psycho has an emotional breakdown, but regains his composure in order to finish his mission.

Psycho assaults the North Korean-occupied airfield where the container is waiting to be taken off the island, taking out numerous ground forces and North Korean tanks. O'Neill returns in a VTOL, and assists Psycho in destroying an upgraded Exosuit walker by guiding him to a crashed U.S. Air Force cargo plane, which transported a powerful experimental weapon, the PAX (Plasma Accumulator Cannon), which allows him to fight off the initial wave of attackers. As the two are about to start extracting the container, Colonel Lee shows up again to reclaim the container, holding O'Neill at gunpoint. Lee tries to shoot O'Neill, but O'Neill is shielded by a cloaked Psycho, who begins fighting with Lee as O'Neill retakes control of the VTOL and takes the container. Psycho and Lee begin fighting inside of the VTOL, and Psycho gains the upper hand, knocking Lee out of the back onto the tarmac, leaving him to the mercy of a massive alien warship. O'Neill takes off with the container, as Psycho relaxes in the back.

Throughout the game, audio clips from four years before the game takes place are heard. These clips show brief glimpses into how O'Neill failed his evaluation test. The final clip reveals a brief conversation between Psycho and Nomad at the end of Nomad's own, successful evaluation. Psycho asks Nomad if he's okay, to which Nomad replies "Did you disarm the warhead?" Psycho does not reply to the question, instead saying "That's my Nomad - always putting the mission first.

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Dragon Warrior

Descendant of Erdrick, listen to my words. It is told that in the past ages Erdrick fought demons with a Ball of Light. Then came the Dragonlord who stole the precious globe and hid it in the darkness.

Now thou must help us recover the Ball of Light, and restore peace to our land. The Dragonlord must be defeated. Take now whatever thou may find in these Treasure Chests to aid thee in thy quest. Then speak with the guards for they have much knowledge that may aid thee.

May the light shine upon thee...

In the year 1986, one of the greatest RPG franchises was born. Dragon Quest was released for the Famicom on May 27th, of that year in Japan. The game was extremely popular, thus leading to a North American release in August 1989 on the Nintendo. The game and many of its future sequels were originally known as Dragon Warrior in the United States, due to another RPG company having a trademark of the Dragon Quest name in North America. Dragon Warrior was created by Enix, who later merged with another major video game company known as Square Soft. In result of the merger the company became known as Square Enix, and shortly thereafter acquired the rights to the Dragon Quest trademark in the United States.

Dragon Warrior begins in the throne room of King Lorik. He tells of your legendary ancestor Erdrick, who fought demons with a Ball of Light. However an arch enemy known as the Dragonlord has stolen the Ball of Light, and it is your task to bring it back. You also discover later on that the Dragonlord has kidnapped King Lorik's daughter, Princess Gwaelin. The King allows you to take the contents of three treasure chests, and also advises you speak to his guards, who may provide information to aid you in your quest. One of the chests contains gold, just enough to buy Clothes and a Club at the nearest town. When visiting towns it is best to speak to each person, and search all areas for possible hidden entrances. Most towns in the game contain shops which sell weapons and armor needed for battle, as well as other items like herbs and torches. Every town has at least one door that is locked and unable to open. You will be able to enter those doors later on after you acquire Magic Keys.

Besides speaking to villagers and searching for clues and hints in the towns, the other major aspect of the game is battling monsters, which you will do most of the time. When doing battle with monsters, a menu screen pops up asking how the player would like to proceed. There are 4 choices on the menu battle screen, Fight, Spell, Run, and Item. When defeating a monster, you earn Gold and Experience Points (EXP). The gold is used to buy weapon and armor upgrades, or other items. The EXP you obtain during battle is saved into a database, and continues to add on with each monster you defeat. Eventually your character gains levels of experience, and reaching higher levels makes you stronger, and also gives you the ability to learn several spells. When taking attacks from monsters, you lose Hit Points (HP). Your character only has a certain amount of HP, which does increase when your levels rise after gained EXP. When your HP is low it can be replenished by staying at Inns, which are located in most of the towns. The way to save your progress is by speaking to King Lorik in his castle, which is known as Tantegel. If you are defeated in battle, your character transports back to King Lorik's throne room. He gives you another chance to continue, but you lose half of your gold. That is why saving the game often is very important.

Tantegel Castle and its surrounding towns are located on a continent called Alefgard. There are several different towns you can visit, as well as caves which contain monsters. A torch is needed to enter a cave, and you often find treasure in the depths of the caverns. Later on after leveling up your character learns a spell called Radiant, which lights up caves and dungeons better than a standard torch. When first starting out, it is best to stay close to Tantegel Castle until your character is strong enough to venture out. Dragon Warrior truly is one of the finest Role Playing Games ever released on the Nintendo.

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Counter Strike v1.6

OS Support:	Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP
License:	Freeware
Date added:	02/12/2009
Last Update:	02/11/2011
Size:	379.0 MB Steam v1.0 Client including Counter Strike v1.6 Counter-Strike 1.6 is a MOD for Half-Life that is set in a teamplay mode. Steam is Valve's new way of getting games into your hands ASAP. Games like Half-Life, Counter-Strike, and Counter-Strike Condition Zero are all being made available through Steam. Steam games are automatically kept up-to-date with the latest content and revisions. Steam also includes an instant-message client which even works while you're in-game. At its core, Steam is a distributed file system and shared set of technology components that can be implemented into any software application. Features: · Play the latest Valve games (like Counter-Strike 1.6 ) · Get automatic updates (no more patching!) · Chat with friends, even while you play · Find the best servers & find your friends' games · Receive Steam-Only special offers untuk download silahkan klik di sini

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