Unreal (Jewel Case)

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PC Gamer (1-year)	Unreal : Prima's Official Strategy Guide	Unreal: Official Strategy Guide

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Unreal was UNREAL... [Posted on 2003-05-27]
Until now. In 1998, Unreal was absolutely a beatiful masterpeice to behold, that made me drool so badly it made my drool like hoemr simpson at an all you can eat BBQ restraunt, and made R.I.P Quake II to Unreal, it was a graphical god, making incredible splendid use of lens flares and colors with true support from MMX and 3Dnow! intructions supporting processors. Making the best use of Voodoo class 3-D grafic accelerator boards with 3DFX, tagged along with impressive and well designed A.I with an innovative storyline and immerse game-play with well animated environments and realistic environmental reverb and spatial and background 16-bit quailty sound effects with support from A3D sound boards with awesome techno audio and 24-bit color support from grafics cards and upport from Windows 95 to Windows NT platform with both great single player and good multiplayer modes, software rendering support, brilliant character developement, and a variety of nicely paired preferences and designed menus, and more, unreal was the ultimate technological game with great game-play, making John Carmack's Quake II look like nothing. Yet by today's standards, unreal is nothing but a cheesey cheap low system requirements oldskool 3-D game. You'll only be able to find it in bargain bins, unfortunately. Back in 1998, it had an incredible new platform engine for amazing technological achievement. Also including a friendly easy to use fully supported unofficial level and mod editor and creator tool, unreal was not game to get bored of easily. Unless you had a top of the line or near 1998 system, you woudn't get the incredible experience out of unreal that the masters at epic and digital extremes designed unreal to originally specifically offer. I just picked up a copy of unreal, and was not impressed. I spent almost 10 minutes on the game with highest settings with my new Alienware with the latest P4 processor with Windows XP. Sure it looked decent and ran great, but then again, it was not a good experience. Too bad there wasn't a time machine, so I can see what unreal was all legendary and about back then. But that isn't possible, so I'll pass on unreal.

Unbelievable [Posted on 2003-06-19]
Title says it all. Unreal is UNREAL, and I've been caged playing older generation games such as Quake and Duke Nukem 3D, since I haven't had an upgrade for my computer ina while. I have an N64, and games on that system are ok. But unreal is a true 3-D epic masterpeice mixed with run-n-gun oldskool familiar enjoyable game-play, and I really do enjoy playing it. It mixes a familiar most popular 3-D shooter genre with an amazing sense of adventure, and a awesome gameplay with great 3-D hardware acceleration use. The title says it all, pretty much. With my 3DFX Voodoo 2, 16mb video memory, I can play the game at a 800x600 resolution with all maxed out qual preferences 24-bit color along with MMX support and bilinear filtering and texture mapping plus alpha blending and awesome fogging intentisy techniques with bump-mapping support with SPETACULAR dynamic lightning effects and real-time realistic environments with an endless multiplayer universe and superior A.I, with a use friendly easy to use level editor, and true 3-D textures and smooth animation with transparent glass(breakable and dirty), water, and amazing sky effects and features, combined with non-stop action 39 heart-pounding punishing single player levels. WOW. And it came out in early 1998. With the latest 226f patch combining all the latest technical improvements and features, with full friendly technical support, it is truly unreal. And unreal also has a sequel, a expansion pack, another game based on it but is very popular massive fps named unreal tournament with a sequel and another sequel to it's sequel coming down the line by this fall, and many games that use it's holy to behold unreal engine, and this game for about a very cheap price, anyone will love thie xperience, and is a long and lasting enjoyable one as well.

Awsome game [Posted on 2004-03-23]
I played unreal when I was 9 and beat it in a week.
The game is just plain awsome. Unfortenutly that was 7 years ago and I doubt this will work on XP but when Im at his house I always play this amazing game. The begining is friggin scary when youre in the abandon space ship and all you hear are the lives of the sapce crew screaming and beging for there lives.
Later you soon find out that they are being torn apart by these disturbing creatures or aliens I might say. More games should be like this.
The only game to be like this would probably be The suffering cause you here the voices of the CO's getting torn apart by weird disturbing creatures. Maybe not the only game but there a little few games that are like UNreal.
The begining parts were the best for me. The scream the horror. I think this is suppose to be a survival horror game. I donno but Get this game but I think they dont make this game any more? Any ways get this and UNREAL TURNEMENT. AWSOME GAMES!

Fun as hell [Posted on 2006-01-15]
The game may be old, but it's still fun as hell. The scenery and graphics are really not that bad at all. Quite a change from "traditional" fps games... which is definitely a good thing.

UNREAL!!! [Posted on 2007-08-19]
This is sooooo awesome. I grew up with this game as a little girl, watching my dad play it, because i was too scared i refused to. Then i got a few years older and began playing it myself. I just beat it again a few days ago. But the point is this video game is everything a video game should be. Really scary (I can't play it in the dark)-and without all the unnecessary swearing and other things that can bring a good game down. Epic gaming really improved things by creating this game....without it i would be a different person. I am a non-violent person, but this game changed my life.

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