Thread: Unreal Tournament - PC

Wow this game full blood and gore, love it

Played it and it reminds me of Quake online, with the graphics and everything.
Definitely a time consuming game but nonetheless great fun!

Originally Posted by GamingBear

Played it and it reminds me of Quake online, with the graphics and everything.
Definitely a time consuming game but nonetheless great fun!

quake tht takes me back lol

Originally Posted by zsxd45

Good Game,
Looks Classic,
Nice Gameplay,
But Not That Good On Graphics.

it is good for the date it was made... actually impressive

Was wondering whether or not to get this. Guess this makes my mind up.

Yeah if anybody is still thinking about getting this game, they really should. Even though it doesn't have a storyline. It was actually never meant to have a storyline, it's just a game made for wasting some time, or playing online or at a LAN back in those days. THen engine is pretty good and with some customization it can support features like anti-aliasing.
You can still find some active modding communities for this game. If I remember correctly this was the first game I started doing mapping in, and my first idea was to make the map that plays in the beginning (opening scene) playable. Although when I did that I realised the map wasn't meant for playing, we still had fun in it.

There is some driver files that updates the game to support Directx 10. You can get that file here: Unreal engine Direct3D 10 renderer - kentie.net
Although you have to update your directx drivers to the latest ones, otherwise it'll just give you a error when you try to run it and run it in Direct x 7 mode I believe.
You get a bunch of new graphics tweaks you can do for UT and it even supports some other classics FPS games such as Deus Ex.

Try it, it's worth it.

YEY just finished unreal tournament the final boss took the p1ss

Originally Posted by axon1988

Yeah if anybody is still thinking about getting this game, they really should. Even though it doesn't have a storyline. It was actually never meant to have a storyline, it's just a game made for wasting some time, or playing online or at a LAN back in those days. THen engine is pretty good and with some customization it can support features like anti-aliasing.
You can still find some active modding communities for this game. If I remember correctly this was the first game I started doing mapping in, and my first idea was to make the map that plays in the beginning (opening scene) playable. Although when I did that I realised the map wasn't meant for playing, we still had fun in it.

There is some driver files that updates the game to support Directx 10. You can get that file here: Unreal engine Direct3D 10 renderer - kentie.net
Although you have to update your directx drivers to the latest ones, otherwise it'll just give you a error when you try to run it and run it in Direct x 7 mode I believe.
You get a bunch of new graphics tweaks you can do for UT and it even supports some other classics FPS games such as Deus Ex.

Try it, it's worth it.

Actually it does have a story, I covered it a few pages back LOL

I tryed to find the opening video on youtube which tells the very short story but couldnt find it.

Originally Posted by Titchgamer

Actually it does have a story, I covered it a few pages back LOL

I tryed to find the opening video on youtube which tells the very short story but couldnt find it.

Yeah I read it. But it's not really a story. Just a back log or something like that. A story usually has a ending too. This one doesn't. But enough about technicalities...
In what other game are you fighting against a millionaire who got shot to pieces and then built into a robot to fight you in, and around a spaceship that is moving at the speed of light? (Or something like that...)