The first Deadly Dozen was a budget-priced World War II-themed tactical shooter that, despite some problems, was surprisingly good. Almost exactly a year after its release, developer nFusion has released a follow-up, Deadly Dozen: Pacific Theater. As the title implies, the sequel moves the setting from North Africa and Western Europe to the jungles and cities of the Pacific campaign. It also improves on the original in every way--it's longer, it's better looking, it includes a multiplayer component, and it addresses several of Deadly Dozen's most serious problems. It has a few notable problems, but Pacific Theater stands on its own merits as a unique and entertaining shooter with a skillfully realized jungle setting.
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System Requirments
MINIMUM PCREQUIREMENTS
Windows 98/ME/2000/XP Pentium II 550MHz Processor 128MB RAM 650MB Hard Disk Space 8X CD-ROM Drive 16MB TNT2 Class Video Card DirectX-compatible Sound Card DirectX 8.1
RECOMMENDED
Pentium III 900MHz Processor MULTIPLAYER SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 56Kbps Modem TCP/IP LAN or Internet Connection
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