I'm new to the gaming world and just wondering what is the best site where you can try games before a purchase. Maybe see if it runs well on your machine etc. Thanks.
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You can try Nvidia's very own site. First go to Nvidia.com, then to cool stuff and then to games. First select a game and then somewhere on the screen, there should be a "Can I run this game" button. Click that and it will automatically configure your specs to see if you're capable of running this game.
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System Requirements Lab will run a test of your computer specs to see if any of their major games listed will work on your machine
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Thanks Juz_Follow_ATI and gautam3 for the reply. I will check these sites for the requirments. But where should I go to try to see if I like the game instead of buying and regreting the purchase.
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I tried BobbyDancer 64bit and I get an error not a valid Win32 application but I have a Turion X2.
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Iceman0124 More news from nowhere
you need a 64 bit operating system to run 64 bit applications
gamershell.com is a good place for demos, decent download speeds and no need to register for anything -
usapatriot Notebook Nobel Laureate
demos off bittorent
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Thanks guys.
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its kinda hard to try a game before purchases as there isnt a demo for every single game. Best thing you can do is just read the reviews
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Just as a reminder, please keep this legal
NBR doesn't support piracy.
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I think you'll find if you use the term "demo version", people won't get nervous.
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well I use ausgamers.com and its way easier to DL a 200-500MB demo from a fast server to see if you like a game then to pirate a 3GB game and see if you like it
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captainhappypants Notebook Enthusiast
omg he said it banz him!! lol jk
has anyone heard about what they're doing in china now? they've set up a boy scout thing where they recruit kids between the ages of 9-25 to snitch on ppl trying trying to upload copyrighted material. they have uniforms and everything.
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You can try specific game review websites like gamespot.com. They usually have links to their official sites where you can download trial/demos. Another good website is filefront.com.
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Iceman0124 More news from nowhere
the site I refferd is a completely legit gaming site, no warez or such, just reviews, demos, and homemade add ons, demos put out by the software companies are good thing, they give you a good indication of how it will run on your setup, and if youll like it or not
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are you kiding me?? you can try any mmorpgs before you play it... anarchy online, kal online, priston tales online, mu onlines, lol... any mmorgps that is a pay to play offers a trial of up to 30days.. some are f2p= free to play games... like kal and mu are free...
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Thanks guys. Very helpful.
Best game trial site?
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by midkhan, Jul 25, 2006.