SuperPower 2 is a real-time strategy wargame. Players may join a game as any of the 193 nations recognized by the United Nations at the time of its development. All standard games start in the year 2001, with the player taking control of their nation. They then must work toward their predefined goals, such as achieving world peace, balancing their nation's resources, or conquering the world, or, if they did not set any predefined goals, they have the opportunity to work toward developing their nation's infrastructure, increasing their military strength through new unit designs and development, and encouraging the economic and cultural growth of their nation. لینک دانلود: https://s1.strategicclub.ir/Games/SuperPower%202/SuperPower%202%20[www.StrategicClub.ir].exe —- MINIMUM: OS: Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 Processor: 1.5 GHz CPU Processor Memory: 256 MB RAM Graphics: DirectX compatible graphic card with 64 MB DirectX: Version 9.0 RECOMMENDED: OS: Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 Processor: 2 GHz CPU Processor Memory: 512 MB RAM Graphics: DirectX compatible graphic card with 128 MB DirectX: Version 9.0

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