NAG October DVD

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I know I'm advertising the competition here but the October issue of NAG magazine comes with a very nice DVD, which contains the following:

Demos
Bad Day in LA | Caesar IV | Call Of Juarez Multiplayer | Joint Task Force | Just Cause | Maelstrom | Painty | Paraworld | Perimeter: Emperor’s Testament | The Silver Lining | WH40K - Dark Crusade

Drivers
ATI Catalyst 6.8 XP | NVIDIA ForceWare 91.47 XP

Exclusive
Defcon | NAG April 2000

Free Games
Bontago | FEAR Combat v1.07 | Toribash

Game.Dev
XGSE

Modifications & Add-ons
Unreal Tournament 2004 - damnation_v2 | Eternal Forces | junkwarv110beta_umod | KillingFloor20

Trailers
Quakecon 06

Game Trailers
DarkStar One | Full Auto 2 | Guild Wars Nightfall | Half-Life 2 Episode 2 - 01 | Half-Life 2 Episode 2 - 02 | Half-Life 2 Episode 2 - 03 | Half-Life 2 Episode 2 - 04 | Half-Life 2 Episode 2 Trailer | Kane Revealed | Portal | Team Fortress 2 | Warhammer Online

Updates & Patches
Darkstar One v1.2 | FEAR v1.00 to v1.06 - v1.07 | Shadowgrounds v1.04 | Titan Quest v1.01 to v1.15 | Titan Quest v1.08 to v1.15

Utilities
Winamp v5.24

I'm particularly excited about the Bad Day LA demo (unfortunately the game seems to have debuted and vanished in the States without so much as a blip on the gaming radar), and FEAR Combat, the free stand-alone multiplayer portion of FEAR, with at least 7 maps in which to cause bloody carnage.

It's my absolutely favourite Multiplayer FPS, because for once I'm actually pretty good at it, armed with my shotgun and incinerating plasma gun.

Comments

Dante said…
Just Cause looks interesting.
8:56 AM
Pfangirl said…
Just Cause looks a bit cheesy - GTA in South America with a helluva lot more parachuting.

Now Portal! Wow. I was blown away by the trailer and the game's inventiveness. I'm actually thinking about getting Half Life 2 Episode 2, and enduring the Steam nightmare, for Portal and Team Fortress 2.
11:23 AM
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