I played a game on Playstation, the original, which I absolutely loved but I have no idea what it was called and it was a RTS. Old RTS games are much better then new ones.
I played a game on Playstation, the original, which I absolutely loved but I have no idea what it was called and it was a RTS. Old RTS games are much better then new ones.
That depends on what RTS games you've been playing. Total War: Shogun 2 is amazing, and Men of War Assault Squad is the best game I've played so far this year. Good games are out there, if you can be arsed to look for them.
On which note, Asda and Game are selling Shogun 2 for £15, in store :p
PartWelsh -Contemplating Saving the World
Started replaying Red Alert 2 on a whim.
S'alright.
You're better off playing it on a PC
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Ed.. Fancy a game online at some time. Wait can you still play it online?Originally Posted by Jokesound
So so tempted.
Dood, Red Alert 2 was only available on the PC anyway, heh.
If it's still possible, I'd be more than happy to play a game with you.
Victory will be incredibly easy for you, I'm incredibly out of shape with these games and I don't have a mouse.
Red Alert 2 uses the IPX protocol for multiplayer, which isn't compatible with Windows 7. If you've got Windows XP you'll be alright, you'd just need to install IPX on your network adapter.
I have a work around for local network play (the game sends packets in IPX still, but they get intercepted and tunnelled across the network via a realtime TCP/IP relay... and if that makes no sense to anyone, tough) but both people need the same work-around installed and it's local only, so not much use to you. Does mean we could play a couple games at the BBQ though!
Cool Preach. I've got Vista so I've got no idea if it will work, but I'll have to have a look!
No mouse? That must be a bitch! Using arrow keys to move around I assume!
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