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Ffoxholeden reacted to Kneecap's post in the thread Need for Speed: Most Wanted Black Edition PC with
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Need for Speed: Most Wanted 2005 Black Edition (Video Game) OS Windows XP/Vista/7 Processor Intel Pentium 4 1.60GHz / AMD Athlon XP 1600+ RAM 256 MB Hard disk 3 GB available space Graphic card GeForce 6600 / RADEON 9000 Family... -
Ffoxholeden replied to the thread Need for Speed: Most Wanted Black Edition PC.Salamat po
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Ffoxholeden reacted to PHC - MadamBABY's post in the thread NEED FOR SPEED MOST WANTED 1.3.128 with Wow.
Into the game, a few simple plain sports car, simple and atmospheric, not flamboyant, but more gorgeous. I personally do not have too much demand on the picture, the law-abiding and able to see the OK, such as NFS this slightly higher than...
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Ffoxholeden reacted to czept's post in the thread Need For Speed: Most Wanted [Black Edition] PC with Love.
Need For Speed: Most Wanted [Black Edition] PC may nakita nakong post neto dito, kaso maraming error yung ingame kaya nag hanap ako ng mas magandang version. sa mga nag eerror yung game, eto mas magandang upload na nakita ko sa web. Fixed...
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