cH!pC/RiGOR

Enemy Nations (c) Windward Studios

Cracker  : Grudge (and the Roo)     ║ Release Date : May 04, 1997
Supplier : Prozac                   ║ Oper. System : WIN95
Stripper : Grudge                   ║ Protection   : CD Check/560 Meg File
Packager : Grudge                   ║ Game Type    : C&C Clone

486/66, 8 MB RAM, DIR/X 3, 85 MB HD

oOo Release Notes oOo

We know you've been waiting for this nice realtime wargame featuring
multiple windows, etc.  Vie for the control of the last habitable planet
as you manage resources and wage war upon the other invaders.  To the
survivor, life, the loser, utter annihilation.  A 560 Meg data file
prevented this from being released earlier, but once again Grudge comes
through.

We leave this as yet another testament to the validity of the 50 disk
limit.  Just think what you'll get with more disks, useless crap and more
wasted time downloading.

oOo Crackers Notes oOo

I was terribly disappointed to learn today that the SPA has decided to
increase the new limit to 75 disks.  The reason I am annoyed is because I
know first hand the most important thing to a realease group.  This is
speed and the ability to get a game out as quickly as possible.  The new
limit means that the primary aim of the group will be to get large
releases down to 75 disks.  Once that point is reached groups will want to
release it as soon as possible (for fear of being beaten) rather than
strip it down to its minimum size.  How many times do we see a game
released at 50 disks, and then a day later a minirip appears which is a
quarter the size.  Unfortuantely these have a habit of being nuked and
hardly ever filter down the scene.  A 75 disk limit means that in every
release you will be downloading another 25 disks of unnecessary crap.
At 28.8 (like the vast majority of the scene) I've got better things to do
with 3 hours.

This brings me to Enemy Nations, which is supposedly another "unrippable"
game.  The only unrippable games are the ones which rely totally on movies
and have no other component to them.  The truth is that all games are
rippable, and it is up to the groups to decide if the game deserves the
effort to bring it down to 50 disks.  CLASS decided that Enemy Nations was
definately worth the effort, and have proven that in under 50 disks it is
possible to rip the game, yet leave it totally playable.

Ripped:  All 24bit images, intro movies, sound, music and speech.  The DAT
file has been reindexed so it now only takes up 80 MB on your HD.

oOo Install Notes oOo

Un-RAR and run ENATIONS.  Don't change any options.

APPLICATION INFO

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