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It's the worst case scenario I can find here on the Internet after... what, 15 years?
Tell you what, one coincidence I found this YouTube video with seemingly "working" MediaFire link when the video told the audience where they should go, so I go to the surprisingly very obsolete and "somewhat" abandoned blog site, go into the Games filter/label and there's the thing I've been asking for.
I've checked the MediaFire folder and looks like it's split into 7 parts (with the new UI look saying that file sharing is restricted, what?). I haven't yet tried to download it, but there's one working torrent link with no doubt, password sh*t that directs me to one of the most thing I hated so far, survey. Like, what's up with this guy, putting encryption and all that sh*t, this is 2019, dickwad!
I've seen several cases with this. One is The Last movie, another is DCS: Black Shark 2 keygen, and another, is the frickin' PS3 emulator files that I can't find its website or download link anymore. Had to use Appnimi to crack it open, but... yeah, no luck. And likewise, it doesn't as big as 3 GB, right?
If I were you, I'd like to go into private mode in a web browser and do search these things - it's the best way to do so, and... don't sign in with your account, ANY account, if you want to prevent search or ISP providers from tracking your search history. This is for your own good.
Anyway, have a good look at this and this (direct link to his blog); and don't get me started with the discussion about anything piracy and sh*t; I just want to find which sites that can direct me to legit, working downloads without any encryption and such, except if the guy distributing this told the password.
There's one thing to say about downloading pirated version of games: "Support the developers! If you like this game, buy it!" That seems worth a while to me, but for very old games? No idea.
It's the worst case scenario I can find here on the Internet after... what, 15 years?
Tell you what, one coincidence I found this YouTube video with seemingly "working" MediaFire link when the video told the audience where they should go, so I go to the surprisingly very obsolete and "somewhat" abandoned blog site, go into the Games filter/label and there's the thing I've been asking for.
I've checked the MediaFire folder and looks like it's split into 7 parts (with the new UI look saying that file sharing is restricted, what?). I haven't yet tried to download it, but there's one working torrent link with no doubt, password sh*t that directs me to one of the most thing I hated so far, survey. Like, what's up with this guy, putting encryption and all that sh*t, this is 2019, dickwad!
I've seen several cases with this. One is The Last movie, another is DCS: Black Shark 2 keygen, and another, is the frickin' PS3 emulator files that I can't find its website or download link anymore. Had to use Appnimi to crack it open, but... yeah, no luck. And likewise, it doesn't as big as 3 GB, right?
If I were you, I'd like to go into private mode in a web browser and do search these things - it's the best way to do so, and... don't sign in with your account, ANY account, if you want to prevent search or ISP providers from tracking your search history. This is for your own good.
Anyway, have a good look at this and this (direct link to his blog); and don't get me started with the discussion about anything piracy and sh*t; I just want to find which sites that can direct me to legit, working downloads without any encryption and such, except if the guy distributing this told the password.
There's one thing to say about downloading pirated version of games: "Support the developers! If you like this game, buy it!" That seems worth a while to me, but for very old games? No idea.
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