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        Sherlock Holmes vs Arsene Lupin *PROPER* (c) Focus Home Interactive
      
        12/2007 :..... RELEASE.DATE .. PROTECTION .......: Solidshield       
              1 :.......... DISC(S) .. GAME.TYPE ........: Adventure          
    
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  Sherlock Holmes versus Arsene Lupin
  
  After coming face-to-face with the mythical Cthulhu in his previous 
  adventure on PC (“The Awakened”), Sherlock Holmes confronts Arsène Lupin, 
  the gentleman-burglar made famous by the literature series penned by French 
  writer Maurice Leblanc. Arsène Lupin, whose exploits are enjoyed by 
  millions of readers throughout the world, provides the perfect foil for 
  Holmes as he attempts to pull of the ultimate heist. 

  This battle of wits between the most famous detective of all time and the 
  world's greatest thief takes us to late 19th century London. Arsène Lupin 
  is a young French burglar at the beginning of a glittering career, who 
  comes to town with one goal - defy Scotland Yard and Sherlock Holmes. He 
  states that he will steal five objects of immense value in five days from 
  prestigious sites such as the National Gallery, the British Museum, the 
  Tower of London and even Buckingham Palace! Sherlock Holmes must use all 
  his daring and ingenuity to avoid a terrible humiliation for England.
  
  Features:
  ~~~~~~~~~
  * A battle of wits between two of the greatest characters in popular
    literature: the world's most famous detective pitted against the greatest
    thief.
  * The most famous monuments in London become the setting of your
    investigation, hundreds of works of art have been faithfully reproduced 
    for you to admire along the way. 
  * Interact with more than 40 distinct characters to make progress in your
    investigation.
  * Play the role of the famous detective Sherlock Holmes and his faithful
    companion Dr Watson in turn. 
  * Use and combine more than 100 objects and uncover hundreds of clues and
    documents to lead the investigation to its conclusion. 
  * Use the latest real-time 3D technology for total immersion in thrilling
    environments. 
  
  PROPER NOTES:
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  Alot of Solidshield CRC Checks for Windows Vista and several other
  systems were not fixed proper. This means that the moment the solidshield
  VM takes a different way then on the Crystal Meths System where crack was 
  made will bring it to a crash. An example is easy when you use Vista and
  install the game it mostly will never run at the first try and generate
  error message like "game.exe is not working anymore. Please reinstall."
  which is generated by approximative 5.000 Solidshield CRC checks.
  
  Note to Crystal Meth:
  ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
  While you learn and copy my ideas you should also learn what the protection
  additionaly has in stock for you. Take the hint and good luck in future.
  

  
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  1. Unrar.
  2. Burn or mount with Daemon-tools.
  3. Install the game.
  4. Copy over the cracked files from the Crack dir on the DVD to your 
     installation directory.
  5. Play the game.


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