Terrorist Takedown 2 US Navy Seals-SKIDROW
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I guess you aren’t used to associate a decent game with group SKIDROW, but this might be a nice exception: Terrorist Takedown 2 is a first person shooter, which doesn’t look bad at all (at least if you compare it to the “usual” SKIDROW releases). The graphic looks fairly acceptable, there’s dynamic lightning and nice special effects and even multiplayer (which won’t probably work in this cracked version). Give it a try and share your experience, the installation file isn’t that big…
The war on terror is raging. Violence is escalating. Time and again, civilians are being kidnapped for ransom. Despite earlier assertions, the government takes up negotiations to free the hostages. At the same time, they also send a special unit of the US Navy Seals just in case the negotiations take a little too long….
A popular series of action games is back in new shape! This time round, you become a soldier of international peace-keeping forces stationed in the Middle East. Bring back peace in the war-torn region. Fight in dangerous cities, exotic villages, military bases, rocky canyons, underground caverns, and crowded marketplaces.
Game features:
- Thrilling and captivating storyline based on actual world events
- Varied areas of action including Arab towns and bazaars, mountain ravines, caverns, derelict military bases and even an ancient Persian palace
- Incredible games physics provide the player with a dynamic environment
- Fantastic opponent AI, dynamic lighting and impressive special effects thanks to the Jupiter EX engine made famous in the game F.E.A.R
- Multiplayer battles between special units of different countries
System requirements:
- Windows 2000/XP/Vista
- DirectX 9.0c
- 1.7 GHz CPU
- 512 MB RAM
- ATI Radeon 9000 / GeForce4 Ti with 64 MB RAM
- 3 GB Hard Drive Space
Release name: Terrorist.Takedown.2.US.Navy.Seals-SKIDROW
Size: 1 DVD, 1.61 GB, sr-tt2
Links: homepage, ign, trailer, nfo, torrent
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