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M@€$†®Ö™
02-20-03, 08:34 PM
Demo
What better way to get a feel for UT2003 then to give it a try? If you've been dying to play this game (and we know you have!), then now is your chance. Please select your platform...

Download US/Europe/Asia Demo For Windows/Linux - v2206 - 2/18/03 - 142MB

Linkage !

http://www.unrealtournament2003.com/?downloads


Mark
Nimps
02-23-03, 01:57 AM
Thanks! :rolleyes:
Mr B
02-23-03, 11:21 AM
Wow...new update to the demo...wonder what they changed in it...

BTW...if you d/l the demo, and later get the retail game, before you delete the demo off your HDD, save the UT2003.exe file from the system folder. Just drag and drop or copy/paste it to your desktop.

After you install the retail game, and upgrade it with the latest patch (you will want to do this...), take that .exe file from the demo, and replace the retail UT2003.exe file with it.

Volia! Instant NO-CD. ;) The demo .exe file doesn't look for a CD-ROM, as it's not installed from one. The game will work as intended, with zero problems or side-effects. I've been doing this since the v2136 patch came out (the game is now up to v2199). Works every time.

NOTE...anytime you install a new patch, you'll have to repeat this process with the .exe files, so save a copy for this purpose.

Easiest, and safest NO-CD hack there is...using Epic's own files.

Cheers!

B.
funnyperson1
02-23-03, 12:30 PM
i think its the same demo except they combined the Linux and windows versions into one
Oni
02-23-03, 01:21 PM
Originally posted by Mr B
Easiest, and safest NO-CD hack there is...using Epic's own files.


Not to mention, legal :)
james.miller
02-23-03, 01:26 PM
might as well give it a go lol
funnyperson1
02-23-03, 01:44 PM
Originally posted by Oni


Not to mention, legal :)

arent other no-cd cracks legal if you own the game?

also with the original UT if you installed the patch then it had no-cd built in
Oni
02-23-03, 01:47 PM
Originally posted by funnyperson1
arent other no-cd cracks legal if you own the game?

It's kinda a grey area. If anything, the demo exe is less seedy, at any rate.
ThePerfectCore
02-24-03, 10:38 AM
Keep in mind that the demo doesn't have all the detail settings available that the full game does.

Texture and Character details in the retail can go up to "Highest", while the demo only goes up to "Normal".