demo download links on the following page:

http://www.flashpointgame.com/index.php?...amp;pagenumber=

thx Kramer... tomorrows news.

Thanks dude, finally I can check out how it runs on my crappy PC or rather if it runs.

Really wanna try out some of a certain persons COOP Mission packs

Finally! Thanks for the point.

DLing now....

(S) All! I just tried to DL the demo but I keep on
getting OFPDR has stopped working.Any suggestions
on how to fix the problem.I DLed it from Steam.
Computer specs are as follows
Toshiba X205-sli2
Intel Core 2 duo Processor T8100
Nvidia SLI DualGeForce 8600M GT
W/516 MB
HD DVD-ROM/DVD SUPER MULTI DRIVE
320(2x160GB)HARD DISK DRIVE
OS WINDOWS VISTA HOME FREMIUM 32

do you play other games and have DirectX 9 on your computer?

try downloading it from another site.

http://www.filefront.com/14948005/Operation-Flashpoint-Dragon-Rising-English-Multiplayer-Demo/#

http://www.gamershell.com/download_53214.shtml?gr_i_ni

http://www.bigdownload.com/games/operati...on-rising-demo/

~Just curious... Not been up to things in the industry lately.

I wonder what the motives are for releasing a Demo subsequent to release of a game.

I would've thought it part of a marketing campaign to get people talking and amped up for a coming release (?)

Seems a bit cart-before-the-horse, to me.

I'm glad for a demo release... I hear Christmas bells ringing in my brain these days... I just wonder of the marketing minded could comment.

Is this a trend? is it just how things are done now? (I remember it being the reverse)

Or is it just a matter of we'll get to it when we get to it? or what?

Just curious.

~Cheers

hmm.. interesting.

I hope they can focus on a comprehensive patch.

Cheers

I'm more inclined to think that they knew what they were doing.... if they released the patch they knew they would lose sales because of it.... intelligent decision perhaps....