Project IGI Review
Review - another top FPS title for the turn of the millenium
Version tested: PC
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I'd check that you've got the latest patch for the game - if you do, then perhaps you can find a save game for the next level somewhere on the internet.
Sorry I can't be more help.
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Eidos weren't interested in supporting the game long enough to warrant a patching, so I'm afraid none is available. There are quite a few bugs in the game, but personally I managed to play through it several times without a patching. You'll just have to recognise the bugs and play so you don't encounter them. Heh. This is not always possible, as I've seen it interfere with some hardware, but hopefully you'll survive without one too.
If not, there is always IGI2, the sequel, which is also quite a good game (I'd say, a lot better -- but it's very much alike), and in fact it's less buggy even with some new features. It even had support from Codemasters for a time, so there are patches for that one.
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Hi, Aga!