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18 Wheels of Steel: Haulin'
Haul Some! Kick Some! Life on the road is filled with obstacles. Do you have the juice to go from gearjammer to boss man in the trucking business? Climb in the can and find out! You're steering the whole operation, from choosing the trucks to hiring the drivers in your fleet. Avoid the hazards and you'll be haulin' it in. But, make too many wrong turns along the way and it could be a lost cause. That fire in your belly is gonna take you straight to the top. Take risks, cash in and upgrade your rig. Work hard and you might end up driving the whole show! 18 Wheels of Steel: Haulin' takes the series back to its truck simulation roots. With a much higher emphasis on the trucking business side of the game, the player's driving skills as well as business instincts are constantly challenged.
System Requirements:
Windows 98/2000/Me/XP Processor: P4 1.4 GHz DirectX 9.0c 256 MB RAM Free hard drive space: 540 MB 3D Accelerator with Hardware T&L and Pixel Shading 64MB DirectX 9.0c DirectX-compliant Sound Card
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gagan3-1-2009
opps that is not my email this is thindgaganjot@hotmail.com
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gagan3-1-2009
I love this game is really cool and here is my email thindgaganjot@hotmnail.com becuse i want new friends
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katscorral2-7-2008
I really didn't enjoy this sequel at all. I didn't find there was any improvement from the first game, and I lost interest quickly.
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JennyBean30-4-2008
This is a very realistic trucking sim and driving game, which even people who aren't much interest in the trucking industry should enjoy. I learned a lot about rigs. It does have some glitches, but if you can overlook them, its enjoyable to play. the graphics are so cool, and you can spin 360 degrees. It's challenging, and more complex then I expected. there are lots of details, like falling asleep on the road (where you get blackouts that make things tougher).
