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Article #855Re: covert ops good or what ?
From: John Elliott
Date: Sat, 06 Apr 1996 00:00
Date: Sat, 06 Apr 1996 00:00
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Simon Cliffe wrote: > > After spending many an early morning playing the best game ever > invented. I finished the bastard. These new levels are they worth the > spondoolies or should I wait for c&c 2 ? > > > Simon "cannon fodder " Cliffe Well, for $20 it's hard to go wrong. I bought the Covert Ops just to "support" WestWood. The levels are fun, and if you've already beaten the 100+ homemade levels available on the net, then Covert ops will give you a few more to play. One REALLY nice thing about the Covert cd is that you no longer have to swap GDI/NOD cds. You can just use the Covert Ops cd for both! (I have a Toshiba laptop w/cdrom and only 4megs of ram so I am forced to use the CD version and not copy it all to my HD since the swap file makes the game unbearable slow...)
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