would you trust downloading from this website?
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if you don’t know it’s a safe site then you shouldn’t download from it
Yea. It says that it’s the demo and they’re going to give you the demo. If you don’t feel comfortable, then go to
http://www.download.com/
and then look up that same game.
Sure
I dunno, it looks okay but you can never be too careful. If you download something from a site you don’t know or trust you should always make sure you have an antivirus ready to catch it. Anti-spyware and firewall programs also help. For a list of all the security programs you could need, check out http://www.download.com/2001-12350_4-0.html?tag=dir
Be sure to run a scan on the file you downloaded as well as a scan of your computer every few weeks or so. Some programs allow you to schedule a scan periodically, usually some time like 2:00 AM when it will be less noticed.