"Dune 2000," a multi-player game that was long anticipated by gamers, is
a strategy game that was taken from two sources.
The movie "Dune," made in the early 1980's and the original game Westwood
produced, "Dune 2," made "Dune 2000" what it is to gamers today.
"Dune 2000" combines a promise made by an insolent Emperor to three houses,
House Atreides, House Ordos and House Harkonnen. Each of these houses
have different thought processes, different technologies, and
different advantages. It is the player's choice to determine what they
want.
As gaming improves and develops, there is one problem that would keep arising. Most newer games require a lot of video ram capacities. At times, my computer has even skipped when playing an eight-megabyte video clip. Imagine what a four or two megabyte video card would do with such
graphics. That is my only complaint: Those who are not keeping up with technology are being left in the dust.
There are many benefits to this game. Superior graphics and superior video design, and multi-player possibilities
that can connect you across the world, make this game an awesome choice
for any player. Build a world, survive against the simulation, destroy
your enemies, conquer Arrakis.
All of these key elements, make Westwood's "Dune 2000" an awesome and
very popular choice for any gamer out there. If you can support
good games and you have modern gaming technology on your PC, then it's time
to bite into one of the best games out there, "Dune 2000."
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Name: also concerned Comments:
You tell 'em "concerned" and Whim staff members. How can we ever expect new and better software if the people who create it can't expect to get paid for their work? Would you like to work every week of the year and then have someone withhold your paycheck Warez?
Name: concerned Comments:
hey warez-
You are one stupid SOB
"very hush hush" he says.
a forum on a web magazine web page is the stupidest place to post illegal software piracy information. I bet you are the type of guy that wears a shirt that says "arrest me I sell illegal drugs" as well.
You are a big idiot
Name:Warez Major: hackin Comments:
Hey, anybody wants anything, email me. Very hush hush. Fuck food, shelter and healthcare. Is that what democracy is about? Or is it kick ass free gaming?
Name:Whim ArT Director Major: Art Comments:
Sneaky,
Maybe before "borrowing" you should remember that a couple thousand people rely on the profits of dune 2000 to provide them with food, shelter and healthcare.
Name:Whim Tech Manager Comments:
Sneaky, this web magazine is not, nor ever will be a trading ground for software piracy. :) "Borrow" on your own bandwitdh, please. Thanks.
Name: Anonymous Comments:
Starcraft is better. You all should write a review of it.
Dune Sucks.
Name:Sneaky Comments:
so... do you have a copy of this i can "borrow?" =)
