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Engadget Podcast 170 - 11.08.2009
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strider_mt2k @ Oct 24th 2006 10:35AM
"Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory was originally planned as an add-on for Return to Castle Wolfenstein, but soon became it's own game, a separate entity with full single player, multiplayer, AI opponents and teammates! Well that didn't happen and what we got, while less than planned, is amazing...and FREE! Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory is a free, stand-alone multiplayer only product, which means it's for online play only, but all you need is what you download. You do not need anything else to play Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, than what you download for free. No Return to Castle Wolfenstein, no additional file packages or monthly charges, just one phat lump of action, and did I mention it was free? (Sorry but people still can't believe it)."
http://www.planetwolfenstein.com/enemyterritory/
The specs are quite low on Enemy Territory.
I was just setting it up on my Dell B130!
Lots of older games have online capability and are still fun to play, like Quake 2 for instance.