The Hell in Vietnam | 290 MB
Relive the horrors of the Vietnam war with this game based on the conflict in the tiny Asian nation.
The Hell in Vietnam allows you to become an officer of the US Army and participate in one of its most bloody conflicts. It features 8 highly playable missions, giving you many hours of great entertainment.
It also features detailed models of US Army weaponry from 1968: M16 A1 assault rifle, M14 semiautomatic rifle, M79 CAW grenade launcher etc. It has equally detailed models of the weapons used by the Vietnamese army: AK-47 assault rifle, PPsh 41 automatic, RPG-7 rocket launcher etc.
In addition, there is various military equipment for both sides of the conflict - PBR patrol boats, Huey and Mi-4 helicopters, BRDM armoured scout cars, and even F-4 Phantom planes.
* OS: WinMe/2000/XP
Minimum requirements:
* Processor: 1,5 GHz
* Memory: 512 MB
* Video: 128 MB
* DirectX 9.0c
Recommended requirements:
* Processor: 2,0 GHz
* Memory: 1,0 GB
* Video: 256 MB
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Click here to download the password for GamesRelive the horrors of the Vietnam war with this game based on the conflict in the tiny Asian nation.
The Hell in Vietnam allows you to become an officer of the US Army and participate in one of its most bloody conflicts. It features 8 highly playable missions, giving you many hours of great entertainment.
It also features detailed models of US Army weaponry from 1968: M16 A1 assault rifle, M14 semiautomatic rifle, M79 CAW grenade launcher etc. It has equally detailed models of the weapons used by the Vietnamese army: AK-47 assault rifle, PPsh 41 automatic, RPG-7 rocket launcher etc.
In addition, there is various military equipment for both sides of the conflict - PBR patrol boats, Huey and Mi-4 helicopters, BRDM armoured scout cars, and even F-4 Phantom planes.
* OS: WinMe/2000/XP
Minimum requirements:
* Processor: 1,5 GHz
* Memory: 512 MB
* Video: 128 MB
* DirectX 9.0c
Recommended requirements:
* Processor: 2,0 GHz
* Memory: 1,0 GB
* Video: 256 MB
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3
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