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Nevermind, probably not that much of a good idea anyway.
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Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy
Yes, that is a crate being hurled into someone's face.
I only recently found out that this game is free, but there is only a mild catch; You have to watch a brief ad when you launch the game, and after you exit the game.
Some of you may remember this game, and even if you don't, you should give this a try.
Brief gameplay video.
Oh and, you will probably have a tough time throwing things with TK like I did. You have to lift the object with TK, release the TK button, and then quickly move the mouse in the direction you want said object to go.
Link: http://files.filefront.com/Psi+Ops+The+Mindgate+Conspiracy+Full+Client/;10665315;/fileinfo.html
Trainerin case you get fed up.: http://www.gamershell.com/download_10189.shtml (I haven't tested this.)
Troubleshooting:
-If you have laggy controls, you probably have an ATI video card like me, and you have to either shut down that ATI thing in the toolbar, or set the game's process to normal or anything below it.
-If you have Avast!, you will have problems with it. Specifically, it catches it as a false positive (It shows up as a virus but it really isn't.). Also a quote; "Fileplanet is offering Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy free but in order for it to be free it is ad supported. Avast is detecting a sample of Win32:JunkPoly [Cryp] in the executable which is probably the ads. When I googled this problem I found that apparently only avast is detecting this which leads me to believe that this might be a false positive. I can run the game if I disable the standard shield which I don't mind but I thought this should be checked out anyway. Thanks." Add the game to the exclusions list or whatever. I did a virus scan and it came out clean, and I'm using Windows Live OneCare.