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DIGITAL JESTERS Bet on Soldier: Blood Sport pc game

SKU CH-ATS5-82GZ2 GTIN 710425218705

First-person shooter with a gambling mechanic on Windows 2000/XP requiring 512 MB RAM and DirectX 9.0

  • NameBet on Soldier: Blood Sport
  • ESRB RatingM - Mature
  • GenreShooter
  • System RequirementsWin 2000/XP Pentium/AMD 2 GHz 512 MB RAM Graphic Card GeForc
  • FeaturesFirst-person shooter with a gambling/betting element. Bet on
  • Unique betting mechanic adds tactical depth to firefights
  • Mature-rated shooter built for Windows 2000/XP systems
  • 512 MB RAM and GeForce 3 class GPU requirements
  • DirectX 9.0 rendering for period-correct visuals
  • Originally released by Digital Jesters in 2005

What the game is and who it suits

Bet on Soldier: Blood Sport is a first-person shooter published by Digital Jesters for Windows 2000 and XP. The core mechanic lets players challenge specific enemies to duels and wager in-game money on the result. This betting layer runs through both the single-player campaign and the multiplayer modes. It targets players who enjoy tactical risk-taking alongside traditional gunplay.

Thermals, noise and power draw in normal use

As a software title the product generates no heat, emits no sound and draws no electricity of its own. The disc simply stores the installation files. Any thermal load, fan noise or power consumption comes from the host computer meeting the listed requirements of a 2 GHz processor, 512 MB of RAM and a GeForce 3 class graphics card running DirectX 9.0.

Behaviour under sustained load

Extended play sessions stress the host hardware rather than the game media. The software will run for as long as the PC remains stable under the specified minimum specification. No performance degradation, throttling or data errors are introduced by the disc itself during prolonged use.

Highlights

  • Unique betting mechanic adds tactical depth to firefights
  • Mature-rated shooter built for Windows 2000/XP systems
  • 512 MB RAM and GeForce 3 class GPU requirements
  • DirectX 9.0 rendering for period-correct visuals
  • Originally released by Digital Jesters in 2005

Specifications

BrandDigital Jesters
Model710425218705
NameBet on Soldier: Blood Sport
ESRB RatingM - Mature
GenreShooter
System RequirementsWin 2000/XP
Pentium/AMD 2 GHz
512 MB RAM
Graphic Card GeForce 3
DirectX 9.0
FeaturesFirst-person shooter with a gambling/betting element. Bet on Soldier lets players challenge particular enemy soldiers by betting money on the outcome of their fight. When the allied soldier encounters this enemy in the game, a duel will take place. Depending on the outcome, the player will either lose his stake or win a prize calculated according to his opponent's rank, his initial stake, and the length of time it took to win. This mode is available during single player mode and forms the basis of multi-player mode. Every character in the game can use armor and shields. Battles are e
Shipping weight0.14 kg
Package size191 × 137 × 28 mm

Questions about this item

How do I install Bet on Soldier: Blood Sport on Windows XP, and what step is often missed?

Insert the disc, run setup.exe, and install DirectX 9.0 when prompted — skipping the DirectX install is the step most people miss.

Will I need to replace or patch anything after installing the game?

No physical parts need replacement; apply any official patches released after the 2005 launch if you encounter bugs.

What hardware limit appears first during long play sessions on a Pentium 2 GHz system?

The 512 MB RAM ceiling is reached first, causing texture swapping and frame drops in extended firefights.

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