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                  1944: Battle Of The Bulge (c) Digital Reality
   
   
     02/2006 :..... RELEASE.DATE .. PROTECTION .......: Starforce 3.4
           1 :.......... DISC(S) .. GAME.TYPE ........: RTS
   
   
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  It starts with the first appearance of the Jagdpanthers at Chaumont – which 
  was when the Allies realised that victory would be not easy to gain. 1944: 
  Battle of the Bulge lets players act against the Brandenburger Regiment, 
  landing behind enemy lines. From there, the game journeys to the River Meuse
  and to Bastogne, where the Americans launch a counterstrike with the massive
  force of its air supremacy behind it. The game then continues to Operation 
  Northwind, the last German offensive. 1944: Battle of the Bulge reaches a
  climax of epic proportions with the Allied attack at the Rhine, ending at 
  the battle of Remagen. 
  
  In total, there are 20 new missions, featuring battles from either side of 
  the war. The level maps have been designed with historical accuracy in mind,
  and created from authentic strategic maps, geographic information and images
  from the battles themselves. Official records of the war have been consulted
  closely to ensure that 1944: Battle of the Bulge is the most accurate 
  representation of this period ever created. The inclusion of 10 multiplayer
  maps will ensure the game's longevity. 

  Additionally, players will encounter a new feature to the series. This part
  of World War II was fought in winter, and the game forces strategists to 
  contend with the snowy conditions, which affect troop and vehicle movement.
  The game also introduces 15 new units to the series to reflect their 
  appearance on the battlefields of the era. For example, players will now be
  able to command the Nebelwerfer, the SdkFz25 – and the Hummel, among many 
  others. 
   
 
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  1. Unrar.
  2. Burn or mount with Daemon Tools.
  3. Install the game.
  4. Extract the content from crack.rar located in the \Crack directory on 
     the CD to your installation directory. 
  5. Play the game.
     
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