For n00bs:
*DOW:DC is Dawn of War: Dark Crusade (www.dow-darkcrusade.com)
**DOW:WA is Dawn of War: Winter Assault (www.dawnofwargame.com)
***DOW is Dawn of War (www.dawnofwargame.com)
NOTE: These games are by Relic Entertainment and THQ and are gory! And I personally recommend DOW:DC (not for the cost, coz’ I’ve played it!)

If you like games like that, you should plays witch Poldek Driver or Maluch Racer. I playing and finished it. There is much more fun. Greetings!

Carole, comment #34. If you open up your CD/DVD burner and drag all the files from wherever you keep your games folder to the copy window, and copy them to disk. Once the disk has been verified, try it out by inserting the CD/DVD back into your computer and clicking on the CD/DVD icon. Open up whatever game you want and click on the executable file. The game should boot up. (if you do have problems check my posts from the 28th Oct for my email and email me and I’ll give you more information if you need it. Do let me know which burning software you use as well) Provided they work you can then safely delete the games from the folder you keep them in. …DO NOT… under any circumstance use the uninstall feature found within the games folder as this may/will delete the registration entry in your computer and you will then have lost the full version. I’d do a restore point just in case as well. Also, once the games folders have been deleted DO NOT use a registry cleaner as it may label some of these games entries in your registry as orphan files and delete them. However if you forget do hope you’ve made a restore point otherwise it will be wait till it repeats again I’d personally check all the games individually to make sure they work from the disc you’ve burned before you delete them.

Better still I’d consider buying another disc that you could use for the games because hard drives less than 80Gb can be bought cheaply these days as the norm is 300Gb + (All my 320Gb drives cost about $100 each and I bought an external drive of 500Gb recently for $120) I also recently bought an 80G drive for my father in law for $40. Of course I appreciate that not everyone can afford such luxuries. But, consider this; if you aren’t intending to buy any of these games, and if you have most of what’s been given away since the inception of the game giveaway project and for that matter the giveaway project, you’re talking a lot of dollars worth of software. Considering most arcade games cost nearly $20 each; work it out in your head how much 10 months of giveaways would be worth: ($20×300=$6000), which would buy you one of most up to date home computers possible with a 16GHz (quad core) cpu, 8Gb RAM, NVidia 8800 GTX ultra 768Mb twin graphic card set up (SLI), ‘at least’ 1 Terabyte of HDD space, the best audio card, with at least a 750W psu, all the latest software and all the extra’s such as a large TFT display, wireless speakers, state of the art keyboard and mouse , etc, etc. (the stuff that most dedicated computer gamers dream of)

I’ve already put one of my oldest computers to one side with it’s lowly 2 x 40G hard drives, (1.5GHz cpu and 1Gb RAM and a NVidia Fx5500 256Mb) which are full of giveaway and game giveaway software and virtually nothing else (most of my other arcade games as well) I’ve taken the wireless card out so that you can’t connect to the internet without using a cable and therefore it has no chance of getting harmed by viri, and it’s kept to one side for the family to play at weekends. The reason why is because the games are worth keeping and a lot of the applications (for a rainy day) and are worth much more than the computer, which after building a new one I was going to give away to the local charity shop, but decided to keep it because of the games.