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krzysiu

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Nice conection there, but its on xbox. There needs to be a pc version, its not out yet, suprnova does have torents for the ellusive pc version is not there, in conclusion.... dam you funkymonkey

EDITED: Skyzer

anyone that wants any info on getting this game like the monkey which is funky here are the links to places to accually DOWNLOAD THE GAME

bit torrent client (needed for download you dummy)

www.shareaza.com

Bit torrent site.

Once you have shareaza installed simple go to the following site, there all good as gravy

www.suprnova.org

www.torrenreactor.net

www.bitgoogle.com (might not work)

and then find the game, and using shareaza anti martin technology(it means its good)

it then loads the torren (dat file) and it downloads !!, the downloads start of slow as they should, then they go pretty fast pending on how many sources there are, if its a new game that everyone wants then you will get it in no time.

in conclusion.... there is no conlcusion.

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Accliam are going out of business.

That means the game that I was waiting for for sooo long may no be released.

They are sacking all their employees and the Offical PS2 version may not come out.

That's sh1thouse.

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