Download Game Need For Speed Most Wanted Black Edition for PC

Sekali kali nih mau bagi bagi game PC NFS Most Wanted :D

System Requirements

▐ OS: Windows XP, 7, Vista, 8

▐ Processor: Intel Pentium 4 @ 1.6GHz / AMD Athlon XP 1600+

▐ Memory: 256 MB RAM

▐ Hard disk space: 3 GB

▐ VGA: GeForce 6600 / Radeon 9000 Series 64MB / Intel onboard

Cara instal / main:

1. Extract.

2. Buka folder Copy of NFS > NFS Most Wanted Setup > Need for Speed Most Wanted Rip.

3. Klik 2x SPITFIRE.BAT yang bergambar “Gear.”

4. Tunggu sampai proses selesai > Import registry entry > ok > press anykey to continue di command prompt.

5. Selanjutnya buka Copy of nfs > Crack. Copy Speed dan paste di folder Need for Speed Most Wanted Rip (Replace).

6. Klik speed.exe untuk memainkan.

Mengaktifkan cat mobil:

▐ Buka Nfs most wanted setup > Vinlys Addon.

▐ Klik 2x spitfire.bat

▐ Jika sudah selesai, maka anda akan mendapatkan folder CARS.

▐ Copy dan Paste Folder CARS ke Need for Speed Most Wanted Rip.

Download: Via MediaFire (671.5 Mb)
Download: Via MediaFire Link 2

Password: ken7ester

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