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Guilty Gear XX #Reloaded PC English Release Upload

A staffer's late-night love letter to Guilty Gear, complete with a busted online-play attempt.

A staff member posted an English-patched PC release of Guilty Gear XX #Reloaded in the Games subforum of the Red Light District section, gushing about the game's character variety, art style, and over-the-top move design. He noted his attempt to get the fan-made online play mod working had failed due to his own computer troubles, and gave notes on which extra files might be unnecessary. The post closes with the classic forum-era plea for reputation points in exchange for downloads.

Guilty Gear is an awesome fighting game, rivalling KoF for character uniqueness, personality, and all that stuff you know and love.— Nerf

+REP IF DOWNLOAD IMPORTANT— Nerf

Crysis Link-Dump Thread (Page 2)

Page two of a decade-old link-dump thread for the game that melted everyone's PC.

A tail-end continuation of a Red Light District 'Games' thread where members posted download links for Crysis, the notoriously demanding 2007 shooter. By this second page the actual links are long gone from the archive, leaving mostly quick 'thx'/'ty' replies and a few one-liners from regulars checking in. It's a small snapshot of the forum's file-sharing culture rather than any drama or major event.

Nice test time.. Lol @ 4:20. Unhide. This game must be good.— sanjuro3456

Sims 2 MegaUpload Share Sparks 'Just Make One RAR' Gripe

The Red Light District's classic 'just make one RAR already' download drama, Sims 2 edition.

A thread in the Red Light District > Games subforum where user HaSh posted a MegaUpload-hosted all-in-one download of Sims 2 and its expansion packs, split into individual part files. Fellow member SpecForce immediately clashed with the poster over the messy file format, demanding a single RAR or ISO instead. A small, mundane but very true-to-era exchange typical of file-sharing threads on the site.

wtf? why the hell would you have individual part files??? omfg... make a single rar if not an ISO— SpecForce

Kane & Lynch: Dead Men - Links Megathread

The old 'post all your download links here' thread for Kane & Lynch: Dead Men, straight from the Red Light District's Games corner.

A thread in the Red Light District > Games section where members shared and consolidated download links for the 2007 game Kane and Lynch: Dead Men. Started by veteran member Rockforce, who posted a 'tested/working' link with an accompanying image. Typical of the era's warez-adjacent gaming culture on fkn0wned, where members pooled links for newly released titles.

TESTED/WORKING— Rockforce

F.E.A.R. Combat: Free Download & CD-Keys

Free game, free CD-keys, and a wink about getting banned — classic fkn0wned generosity.

A short thread in the Red Light District > Games section where staff member SyKoTiK HaCkEr shared a download link, CD-key info, and patch for the free multiplayer shooter F.E.A.R. Combat. Posted in 2007, it reflects the era's casual file-sharing culture and the community's laid-back, half-joking attitude toward game bans and rules. No major discussion followed in the excerpt — just a single informational post from a recognizable staff figure.

Remember if you get banned from this game you can get another cd-key— PaRaNoID (SyKoTiK HaCkEr)

COD4 RAZOR1911 Crack/Keygen Rapidshare Megapost Called Out as Suspicious

A brand-new 13-post 'Noob' drops a 70-part Rapidshare megapost — and gets called out instantly.

A low-post-count member posted a Call of Duty 4 crack/keygen release attributed to RAZOR1911, split across dozens of Rapidshare file links, in the Games subforum of Gametration's Red Light District section. The very next reply, from a since-banned regular named ri0t, publicly side-eyed the poster for having only 9 posts before this one, hinting at suspicion around the account or the file dump itself. It's a tiny but characteristic snapshot of the era's warez-sharing culture and the community's own built-in skepticism toward sketchy first-time posters.

9 posts, unhidden...A bit suspicious if you ask me.— ri0t

Battlefield 2 Deluxe Edition share thread

Fluffman drops the full BF2 + Special Forces bundle in the Red Light District

A file-sharing thread in the 'Red Light District > Games' section where longtime member Fluffman posted a link to a Battlefield 2 Deluxe Edition (base game plus the Special Forces expansion). It ran to at least three pages, drawing replies from other members including Visual0n!, a banned user still posting. Typical of the era's warez-adjacent gaming boards, it's a quick drive-by share-and-thanks thread rather than a discussion.

Yup it's Battlefield 2 + Special Forces Enjoy— Fluffman

Oblivion RELOADED warez thread (thank-you bumps only)

Page two of a wall of thank-yous for a pirated Oblivion release, the true currency of the Red Light District.

This is the tail end (page 2 of 2) of a Red Light District 'Games' thread sharing the RELOADED scene release of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. By the time this page was archived the original post and any links were gone, leaving just a string of short bump/gratitude replies from members over Nov 2007 to Jan 2008. It's a snapshot of the low-key warez side of Fkn0wned, sitting quietly next to the site's cheat-scene forums.

Thief 3: Deadly Shadows game share thread

Old-school stealth classic gets the fkn0wned game-share treatment, box art and all.

A short thread in the Red Light District > Games subforum where supervisor-ranked member HaSh posted a download link (with crack/patch) for Thief 3: Deadly Shadows, accompanied by two box-art/screenshot images. Typical of the era's file-sharing threads on smaller gaming forums, offering pirated copies of older PC titles to the community. Minimal discussion attached, just the drop and images.

All Pokemon Games GBA + Emulator

HaSh dumps the entire Pokemon back catalog plus an emulator in one thread — peak 2007 Red Light District loot.

A download-sharing thread in Fkn0wned's 'Red Light District > Games' subforum, posted by supervisor HaSh, bundling a GBA emulator with a large batch of classic Pokemon titles (Crystal, FireRed, LeafGreen, Red, Sapphire, Yellow, Emerald, Ruby, Silver, Pinball). Typical of the era's ROM-sharing culture that thrived alongside cheat and hacking communities. No real discussion visible beyond the initial post — a classic 'here's the pack' thread rather than a debate.

Diablo 2: Lord of Destruction ISO share thread

A 2007 RapidShare-era Diablo 2 upload thread, filed away in the Red Light District's Games subforum

A file-sharing post from September 2007 offering a Diablo II: Lord of Destruction ISO via RapidShare, posted by longtime supervisor Janza with cover art and screenshots attached. A couple of members chimed in afterward, one just leaving a placeholder reply and another (a banned member) also posting. It's a small snapshot of the classic 2000s warez-sharing culture that ran through Fkn0wned's Games board.

Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos cracked download thread

A 2007 pirated copy of Warcraft III makes the rounds in Fkn0wned's Red Light District

A game-sharing thread posted in the 'Red Light District > Games' section offering a cracked copy of Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos, complete with a game description, screenshots, and a download link. Typical of the era's warez-sharing forum culture, where cracked PC games were casually posted alongside cheat databases for Counter-Strike and other titles. The original poster, DCLXVI, was a prolific 'Forum Addict' with thousands of posts; the thread drew at least one quick reply before the page cuts off.

Tony Hawk's American Wasteland Rapidshare Share Thread

A quick THAW drop and a chorus of 'ty' and 'nice one' — classic Red Light District filler.

A short, low-key thread in the Red Light District's Games sub-board where user Nur5 shared a Rapidshare link for Tony Hawk's American Wasteland along with a brief GameSpot-style blurb about the game lacking the series' old spark. A handful of members dropped by over the following weeks to say thanks or offer one-word approval, typical of the quick drive-by gratitude common in file-sharing threads on the forum.

While the gameplay in THAW is still sharp, this installment just seems to lack that special spark that made the series so much fun in the first place.— Nur5

nice one— freak_uk

Thanks!— Denilson

Hitman: Blood Money Direct Link Thread

A 2007 game-sharing thread where a since-banned poster dropped a direct link to Hitman: Blood Money and the regulars just said thanks

In the 'Games' section of the Red Light District subforum, member ho0k- posted a direct/rapidshare-style link to Hitman: Blood Money back in July 2007. The thread is a pretty typical low-drama file-share post from the era, with a handful of members dropping by over the following days to say thanks or bump it. Nothing eventful happened beyond casual appreciation posts, though the original poster and one other participant were later banned, which was common for accounts tied to file-sharing threads on this board.

very good job, thx alot— rivaL

nice work— BigCheatz08

unhide— alwayshungry

Full Spectrum Warrior (Rapidshare link thread)

A supervisor drops a Rapidshare game link and the thank-you posts trickle in for months.

A simple game-sharing thread in the Red Light District's Games sub-board, started by forum supervisor Janza who posted images and Rapidshare links for the game Full Spectrum Warrior. The replies are almost entirely brief 'thanks' posts from members over the following weeks, typical of the era's file-sharing threads where downloads mattered more than discussion. Nothing dramatic here, just a quiet slice of the old download culture that kept these forums alive.

trhcx!— WARWOLFF

ty looks nice— ortho

Thansk Janza.— sanjuro3456

Need For Speed Pro Street - Mobile Java Port Share

banak drops a mobile port of NFS Pro Street for the flip-phone crowd of 2007

A short, low-drama thread in the Games subforum of the Red Light District section, where member banak shared a mobile java version of Need For Speed Pro Street (via Rs.com) sized for old-school low-res phone screens. A handful of members popped in to say thanks or ask if it was actually fun on a phone, typical of the quick file-share threads common on the board back then. Nothing notable happened beyond routine appreciation posts.

I really liked this game though. Works for 240x320 but is designed for 176 x 220 I think.— banak

hmm is it any fun on a phone?— truce07

lets see it— Younggun

Custom Halo 1 Download Thread

A months-long chain of 'thx' and 'ty' as members quietly grabbed a custom Halo 1 download in the forum's warez corner.

This was page 3 of a long-running thread in the Red Light District > Games section, where someone had shared a modified/custom version of the original Halo game. The bulk of the visible content is dozens of short reply posts from members simply thanking the uploader or confirming the download worked, spanning from late October through December 2007. It's a good snapshot of the low-effort 'bump and thank you' culture typical of file-sharing threads on early cheat/warez forums, with member profile details (join dates, post counts, Xfire handles, game preferences) visible alongside each post.

gotta love halo games ty dude— KhyLisOnFire

Thx, you're the best— wirmware

sounds sweeet— thankyou943

Lego Games

A random Lego games thread turns into a five-post pile of low-effort 'thanks' from CS regulars

A short, unremarkable thread in the Red Light District > Games subforum started by staffer 'Industry' about Lego video games. It didn't spark much discussion — just a string of brief 'thanks' replies from a handful of members, mostly there to bump their post count or acknowledge the topic rather than actually talk Lego games. A pretty ordinary snapshot of the low-stakes, filler-post culture common on the board.

I luv lego games thanks. love hacks— Flare124

thks— hidendra

eh ty— F.E.A.R.

Bank Job 2007

A 2007 game/movie share buried in hidden-content replies keeps dragging in 'thanks' posts a year later

This is page 2 of a thread in the Red Light District > Games subforum sharing something called 'Bank Job 2007', gated behind Fkn0wned's classic reply-to-unlock hidden content system. The original post (by Shifty.) is long gone from view here, but the thread limps on into January 2008 with a steady trickle of members replying just to unlock the download, plus a few genuinely curious or skeptical one-liners. It's a snapshot of the low-effort 'thanks/unhide' reply culture that kept old warez-adjacent threads alive for months after the original drop.

Can you rob the bank haha jk— IPwn3d

i'm slightly intrigued— godofwhore

unhide— Big Smoke

Hitman Games RapidShare Thread

A multi-page Hitman series game-share thread, tailing off into one-word 'thanks' posts as 2007 rolled into 2008

This was a file-sharing thread in the Fkn0wned.com 'Red Light District > Games' section offering Hitman games via RapidShare (RS.com), a common warez-sharing method on early cheat/gaming forums of the era. By the time this final page was archived, the thread had run to three pages and devolved into the typical late-thread pattern of members dropping brief thanks and requests (including a request for Hitman: Blood Money) rather than substantive discussion. It captures the low-key, low-effort file-sharing culture of the forum's Red Light District subforum, distinct from the site's more active cheat/hacking boards.

thanks, been dieing for them!— kozmik

Nice i need Blood Money— {}JuNNeZ{}

wOOt— lolCATS

EGirl V1.5 - Sex Game (Rapidshare thread, page 3)

The tail end of a Rapidshare 'sex game' download thread — mostly just members dropping by to say thanks

This is the final page of a multi-page thread in the Red Light District > Games subforum, sharing a downloadable adult-themed game called 'EGirl V1.5' via Rapidshare. By this point the original content had long scrolled past, leaving a string of short low-effort replies from members thanking the poster or reacting with a quick laugh. It's a small, unremarkable snapshot of the site's adult-content sharing culture rather than any major event or drama.

HAHA lol— Devlin1991

lol kool— i_own_j00

haha ty— gorgoroth000

Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones - Megashares Download Thread

A 2007 Gametration classic: someone shares a full PC game via Megashares, and the thread lives on as a one-word 'thx' graveyard.

A file-sharing thread in the Red Light District > Games subforum where member Guru posted a multi-part Megashares download link for Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones, complete with a hidden codebox and password. The rest of the thread is the classic bump pattern of that era's warez boards — a string of low-effort 'thanks' and 'ty' replies stretched out over nearly a year, from mid-2007 into early 2008. Notable mostly as a snapshot of Gametration's file-sharing culture and the site's tiered member ranks (Trained Noob, Pornographic Midstate, etc.) rather than for any real discussion or drama.

thx— mircomania92

ty— F.E.A.R.

fd— walden

Resident Evil 4 File Drop (FileFront)

One member drops three download links for RE4, and a handful of regulars just say thanks and move on

A short, low-drama post in the Red Light District > Games board where user Afteryou shared FileFront download links for Resident Evil 4, complete with a copy-pasted description of the game's bonus content and new features. The thread is a typical warez-era 'here's a game, enjoy' drop, generating only a small string of appreciative one-line replies over about three weeks. Nothing eventful happened here beyond routine file-sharing courtesy exchanges, capturing the everyday rhythm of the site's Games subforum.

tyvm! let's play— .:BaTmAn:.

oh, just what im looking for— Zanco

thanks alot— TenSpeed

GTA: San Andreas 'Platinum RIP' One-Link Release Thread (page 3 of 4)

A 2008 rip-download megathread where half the forum just showed up to say 'ty' and check if the links still worked

This is the tail end of a long-running Red Light District > Games thread sharing a compressed one-link rip of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, hosted somewhere other than Rapidshare. By this point in the thread (post 61 onward, spanning January-February 2008) the original upload discussion is long gone, and the page is almost entirely a stream of short member replies thanking the uploader, asking if the file still worked, or reporting broken/unhidden links. It's a good snapshot of the low-effort bump culture typical of warez/rip threads on the site, with dozens of low-post-count members and Xfire handles listed alongside each reply. Nothing dramatic happens here beyond the usual link-rot complaints - it's just members keeping a popular download thread alive months after release.

links broke— Someone510

WORK?— killswitch101

me want this— songahm

Cool Games - link-sharing megathread (page 7)

Seven pages deep of forum regulars trading game downloads and dropping their obligatory 'ty' before vanishing back into the void.

A long-running thread in the Red Light District > Games subforum where members posted links to games and others replied with quick thanks. By this final page the actual links are long gone from view, leaving mostly a trail of one-line 'thanks', 'ty', and 'nice man' replies from a rotating cast of low-post-count members. It's a classic tail-end-of-thread scene: the payload's the point, the replies are just noise, and everyone's tagged with their game of choice (CS 1.6, CS:S, Maple Story, HL, CZ) in their profile.

orly?— ThousandPines

Hmmmm let's see— Ra0ul

unhide— Gazzim

Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Platinum Edition - Rapidshare Share Thread

A 2008 warez drop for a theme-park sim turns into fifteen posts of pure 'ty', 'unhide', and 'thx'.

A February 2008 post in Fkn0wned's Red Light District > Games section shared a Rapidshare link for Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 Platinum Edition (base game plus the Soaked! and Wild! expansions). The thread ran for about five weeks and drew the usual pirate-forum ritual: members thanking the poster, asking if the download still worked, and posting 'unhide' to reveal hidden download content. Nothing dramatic happened — just a low-key, typical piracy-sharing thread with a couple dozen members dropping quick one-word replies to bump or unlock the link.

better be good or ill kill jew.— SuperRare

unhide— nalaka

work?— killswitch101

EMULATORS thread (page 8 of 8)

The last dregs of a long-running emulator megathread — mostly 'thx' and 'nice' by the end.

This is the tail end of a lengthy, eight-page thread in the Red Light District > Games section, apparently a resource/download thread for game emulators. By this final page the original content has long faded, with posts reduced to one-word bumps and thanks from members grateful for whatever was shared earlier in the thread. It's a good snapshot of forum culture circa early 2008 — low-effort replies, Xfire handles in signatures, and a wide mix of member ranks from 'Noob' to 'Fire Sale' to 'Trained Noob'.

thx— nono01

nice— randomher0

thanks mate— chaoticdoom

Mario Forever 4.0 (2007) share thread

A random Mario Forever download drop that somehow kept randos saying 'ty' for two straight months.

A short-lived thread in the Red Light District > Games subforum where user pyeman shared the freeware platformer 'Mario Forever 4.0' back in October 2007. It devolved into the classic low-effort bump thread pattern typical of warez/download boards — a string of one-word 'thanks', 'ty', and 'lksdfjvslkfjn'-style keyboard-mash replies trickling in over about seven weeks. Nothing dramatic happened; it's a pretty ordinary artifact of the forum's file-sharing culture.

mario pwnz— asshoel50

lksdfjvslkfjn— zubetube

meep meep unhide— djb

[RS.com] Diablo 2 request thread

Six posts of nothing but 'unhide' and 'thx' — the eternal warez-thread ritual, page 2 edition.

A tail-end page of a Red Light District 'Games' subforum thread where members requested and presumably received a download link for Diablo II: Lord of Destruction hosted on a file-sharing site. The visible content is entirely the tail of a hidden-content unlock ritual, with members posting 'unhide' to reveal the link and short thank-yous afterward. Nothing dramatic here — just a routine slice of the file-request culture that filled Fkn0wned's warez section circa late 2007.

unhide— sharpes123

lol thanks— numba1killer

cool thnx— BlueBandit

Medal of Honor: Airborne — HATRED Release Post

A WWII airdrop game, a HATRED crack-group NFO, and one guy congratulating his girlfriend on passing a test — all in one thread.

This was a Red Light District > Games post on Gametration.com, an early-2010s-era 'cheat scene' forum, sharing a pirated release of Medal of Honor: Airborne alongside a scene-style NFO (complete with ASCII art, group shoutouts, and the usual 'unpack, install, use keygen' warez ritual). The replies are short and low-effort — a few thanks, a comment about flight sims being unrealistic, and someone hoping the download 'isn't a lot of links.' Nothing dramatic happened; it's a pretty ordinary artifact of the forum's software/game-sharing subculture rather than a notable event.

A big congratz to my ANGEL for passing her test today :)— HATRED (NFO)

sweet thx hope there's not alot of links— glomp

The only realistic flying games i've ever played are flight sim lol, all air combat games are usually really unrealistic.— chooken

Loads of Game Serials (Rapidshare)

One post, a wink emoji, and a pile of 'unhide' replies chasing free CD keys

A short, low-effort thread in the Red Light District's Games subforum where user asshoel50 dropped a link to a batch of game serial numbers hosted on Rapidshare back in late 2007. The replies are mostly one-word 'unhide' or 'plz' posts from other members trying to reveal hidden content, typical of the warez-sharing culture in this section of the board. Nothing dramatic here — just a routine piracy-adjacent thread that drew a handful of low-post-count members looking for freebies.

enjoy— asshoel50

plz— bonzai

Need for Speed Most Wanted CD-Rip Share Thread

A 2007 game-sharing post that just turned into a two-month parade of 'thanks' and dead links

This was a file-sharing thread in Gametration's Red Light District > Games subforum, where a member posted a rip of Need for Speed Most Wanted along with the full game description and PC system requirements. The replies over the following months are mostly one-word 'thanks'/'ty' posts typical of warez-sharing threads, with at least one member noting the download links were already dead. A small snapshot of the site's member roster and rank titles (Noob, Trained Noob, Turbo Charged, 1000 Club) is visible through the posters.

Thanks...... Links are dead "file not found"— Brewie

Want it but there's like 32 links in the others.— {}JuNNeZ{}

Call of Duty 4 Link Dump

The classic 'unhide plz' link dump for CoD4, page two of the grind.

A link-sharing thread in the Red Light District > Games section where members requested and acknowledged download links for Call of Duty 4. Most posts are short one-liners like 'unhide', 'cool', or 'thx' as members unlocked hidden content, rather than substantive discussion. Spans late 2007 into early 2008, showing steady low-effort bumping typical of warez-style link threads on the site.

Work please.— Greengnome

Fkn0wned dude— Tempo

CSI: 4 Hard Evidence - Rapidshare Upload

Someone uploaded the whole CSI: Hard Evidence PC game to a gaming/cheat forum, and folks actually said thanks.

A crew member named Sonikk posted a Rapidshare release of the CSI: 4 Hard Evidence PC game (ISO, ~1.8GB) in the Games sub-board of the Red Light District section, complete with screenshots and mount/install instructions. A handful of members dropped by to say thanks, with one lamenting Rapidshare's download caps. Pretty low-key thread by forum standards, no drama, just a game share getting appreciated.

ty ty ty i love csi— r3dh0tBbQ

damn I hate rapidshare I dont have unlimited download— blackxthink

GTA:SA Repost Callout

A member drops a GTA:SA release post, only to get called out for reposting links that already existed elsewhere on the board

A thread in the Red Light District > Games subforum where user Arcade posted a release-style share of GTA: San Andreas with screenshots and install instructions, seemingly copy-pasted or generic in nature (the linked 'source' is just a GameSpot GTA4 page). Fellow member TaZ^ immediately called out the post as redundant, claiming to have already posted the same links elsewhere. rnie chimed in with an unrelated, friendly aside about loving GTA but only owning it on Xbox. A minor, low-stakes exchange typical of file-sharing boards of the era.

nice job but u can find those linkz in my post also -.-— TaZ^

Thanks Arcade, love GTA, hehe, Got it for Xbox, not for pc yet— rnie

F.E.A.R RapidShare drop thread

A RapidShare F.E.A.R drop, tucked away in the Red Light District where 'games' meant games... probably.

This was the tail end of a two-page thread in Fkn0wned.Com's Red Light District > Games section, sharing a RapidShare (RS.com) link for the game F.E.A.R. By this point in the thread it had devolved into just a couple of quick member replies with little discussion — one user dropping a casual approval, another chiming in with an 'unhide' note. Typical low-key warez-sharing thread activity for the board rather than any major event.

nice— Olie22

unhide— Exover

Black and White 2 game share thread

Someone dropped a cracked copy of Black & White 2 in the Games subforum — thanks were had.

A short thread in the 'Red Light District > Games' section where staff member Fluffman posted up Black and White 2 (with a cracked version included) for other members to grab. A couple of members chimed in with quick thanks. Typical low-effort game-sharing post from the era, one of many such drops in this section of the forum.

Crack included.— Fluffman

thx Visual0n!— ze2cool

Need For Speed: Carbon (game download thread)

A racing game drop in the Red Light District, kept alive by a chain of dead links and reuploads

A short-lived thread in Fkn0wned's 'Red Light District > Games' subforum where user lragnarok11 posted a download link for Need For Speed: Carbon back in early 2008. A trickle of members trickled in over the following weeks asking to 'unhide' or fix the link, with one poster eventually reuploading it. Pretty typical of the era's warez-sharing forum culture — low effort, high turnover, and links that rotted fast.

unhide, hope it work— raphlessard

thx edit: reupload— psychogd92

[RS.com] [MU] Crysis - Razor1911 release thread

Second page of thank-yous for a 2007 Crysis warez drop, cracked by the legendary Razor1911.

A Games subforum thread in Fkn0wned's Red Light District sharing a Crysis download (Razor1911 crack, hosted on RapidShare/Megaupload-style links). This is the tail end (page 2) of the thread, consisting almost entirely of short reply posts from members thanking the uploader, plus one user asking whether the copy was a stripped-down 'rip' or a proper DVD/ISO release that would support official patches. Typical late-2000s warez board activity, with a broad mix of noob and mid-tier members dropping by just to bump or thank the post.

Is this a rip or is it a DVD-copy / ISO of the game? I downloaded this game once and it turned out to be a rip which means I could not use any official patches— FallenRain

thanks, i hope links arn't dead— Milkeh

Shadowgrounds Survivor (ISO) Rapidshare Drop

A 2007 alien-shooter warez post that got exactly two 'thanks' and a cookie

A short-lived Red Light District > Games thread where member asshoel50 posted a Rapidshare release of the 2007 PC game Shadowgrounds Survivor, complete with box art and feature blurb. It drew minimal engagement — just a couple of low-effort 'thanks' replies from other members, typical of the low-key file-sharing threads that filled this section. Nothing dramatic happened here; it's a small snapshot of the site's warez/downloads culture at the time.

thanks— Flare124

*gives cookie*— hidendra

Ancient Wars: Sparta thread

A one-image post about a Spartan strategy game turns into a tiny, low-key hangout in the Games subforum.

A short, casual thread in the Red Light District > Games section where member Jebus AUS posted a screenshot and download mention for the historical RTS 'Ancient Wars: Sparta'. It drew a handful of brief reactions rather than any real discussion, typical of the low-effort game-share threads that filled this corner of the forum. One replier, VWA-Dynasty, is tagged as later banned, a small footnote of forum history.

HOLY SHIT— Yangsta

Cool— JuKeZ

Half-Life 1 Rapidshare Share Thread

Someone dropped the original Half-Life on Rapidshare and the noobs just wanted it unhidden.

A short thread in the Red Light District > Games subforum where longtime member Janza posted a Rapidshare link and blurb for the original Half-Life, complete with Gordon Freeman flavor text lifted from a game description. A couple of members chimed in with quick thanks, while a couple of low-post newbies showed up just to ask for the hidden content to be unlocked. Pretty typical low-key file-sharing thread from the site's Games section, nothing dramatic, just old-school warez-era forum culture.

great game ty— olie22

unhide plox— nightsh4d

[RS.com] Halo Combat Evolved [PC Version]

A full RapidShare copy-paste of Halo: Combat Evolved for PC, complete with keygen and a password of 'poopymoose' — plus one guy calling it out as spam a month later.

A post in the Red Light District > Games warez section offering a full download of Halo: Combat Evolved for PC, split across multiple RapidShare links with an included patch/keygen. The post is mostly a copy-pasted press-release style game description and screenshots link, typical of the era's piracy sharing threads. It sat mostly quiet until a member resurrected it weeks later just to complain it was spam.

talk about FUCKING SPAM!!!! Its no...— thankyou943

unhide— ThousandPines

UT3 Megashare Link Thread

Old-school forum members trade hype and thanks over a UT3 download link

A thread in the Games sub-forum (under the tongue-in-cheek 'Red Light District' section) sharing a Megashare link for Unreal Tournament 3. This page catches the tail end (page 2) of the thread, mostly short replies of thanks and hype from members rather than substantive discussion. Several posters, including some later-banned accounts, chime in with brief approval.

THIS KIKS ASS— onepop

i want this.— c0rpsegrinder

House of the Dead Megathread

A 2007 game-sharing thread that aged into a graveyard of dead links and one-word 'ty' posts.

Posted by AcidViper in October 2007, this thread in the Red Light District's Games subforum offered downloads for the House of the Dead PC games, complete with screenshots. It ran for about two months, mostly collecting brief 'thanks' replies from members before users started reporting the download links had died. A small, forgettable but typical warez-sharing thread of its era.

damn all the llink are dead— olie22

OH NO i dont think i handle theses games!...— fatsanta

[RS.com] Hitman: Blood Money - Full ISO

43-part RapidShare link dump for a 2000s assassin classic, with a rookie asking the eternal noob question.

A member in the Red Light District's Games subforum posted a full RapidShare download link set (split into dozens of parts) for the PC game Hitman: Blood Money. Another member echoed the whole post by quoting it, seemingly by accident, and asked whether all the parts really needed to be downloaded. The OP replied with a quick pointer toward a downloader tool and a premium RapidShare account as the easier route. A small, mundane slice of the era's warez-sharing culture on the forum, all links long dead.

omfg! do i have to download all these ???— lragnarok11

Yes everyone does if your knew to warez then all you need to go do is download a program called RapGet and it downloads them all for you, you will need a rapidshare prem account— ArmedLlama

Call of Duty 2 Full Game Upload (RapidShare, 2007)

When forums doubled as pirate download hubs: a full copy of CoD2 chopped into 36 RapidShare parts.

A 2007 thread in Gametration's 'Red Light District > Games' subforum where user HaSh posted a full copy of Call of Duty 2 split across dozens of RapidShare links, padded with a copy-pasted Wikipedia-style game description and system requirements. Several regulars (MONST3R, aawsome, $exil, Olie22) dropped in just to say thanks, typical of these low-effort bump-and-download threads. It captures the casual game-piracy culture common on cheat-scene forums of that era, sitting alongside cheat databases for Counter-Strike, Battlefield, and other titles.

Thank you CoD2 rocks.— MONST3R

THANKS MAN— aawsome

Garry's Mod V10 Standalone Mirror Thread

Four pages of 'thx' and 'ty' as members grabbed a standalone Garry's Mod V10 download in the Red Light District warez section.

This was a file-sharing thread in Fkn0wned's 'Red Light District > Games' subforum, offering mirrors for a standalone copy of Garry's Mod V10. The tail end of the thread (page 3 of 4) is mostly a string of short thank-you replies from members confirming the links worked, typical of the site's pirated-game-sharing culture. Nothing dramatic happens here — it's a quiet, functional download thread rather than a discussion, capturing the everyday file-trading side of the forum rather than the cheat-scene drama it was better known for.

if it works you get a cookie— aznfirez

Ill have that Thanks man— AlbinoBoi

Bioshock crack thread bump-fest in Red Light District

A months-long trail of 'thank you' posts for a pirated Bioshock download, straight from the Games subforum of the site's warez section.

This was the tail end of a thread in the Red Light District > Games section where someone had posted a cracked copy of Bioshock, originally shared back in September 2007. The visible replies here, spanning November through late December 2007, are mostly members bumping the thread, thanking the OP, or asking to have hidden content unlocked so they could grab the download. It's a pretty typical warez-thread pattern for the era: low-effort gratitude posts, Xfire handles dropped in signatures, and the classic 'unhide thanks' request from a long-tenured member.

i hope this is not really big— lragnarok11

unhide thanks— Famousss

Half-Life 2: Episode One share thread

A one-link Half-Life 2: Episode One share thread that quietly ran for three weeks on gratitude alone.

A short, low-effort share thread in the Red Light District > Games board, posting a standalone copy of Half-Life 2: Episode One via a GameSpot link. The thread is little more than a single post followed by a string of members dropping in over the following weeks to say thanks or ask for a re-up. Nothing dramatic happened here — it's a small, typical slice of the forum's file-sharing culture from late 2007.

niceone— freak_uk

been looking for it— asshoel50