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I believe he meant previews as the game is not set to release until early 06

Well, duh ;) ...

In the previous generation of video cards (Radeon 9800 and GeForce 5900) ATI blew nVidia out of the water. Their patch support was solid with Catalyst and nVidia really bombed with the FX series. But this present generation (X800 and 6800) nVidia, like others have said, is the way to go...

Definitely check the demo out. It's wickedly addicting. There are several bugs in the demo that I'm sure were polished up for the release. It really captures the feel of the original Battlefield 1942 and what made it work out so well with even more to do (flying into battle in a helicopter...

I'm confused. Are you saying that the Accord suits you well? The 04 (my family owns one) models have ridiculous amount of cabin room. Like someone else said Honda, and Japanese auto makers in general, know how to make reliable vehicles. I'd go with the Acura.

Where are you getting that info? The Gamecube has sold the least of any of the three consoles. By the end of 2003 PS2 sold 20.25 million units, XBox 6.64 million, and Gamcube 5.7 million. Granted had a year on the Xbox and GC. In 2003 the PS2 sold 4.41 units, the GC 4.12 million, and the...

I have the 9800 Pro and, personally, it's the best bang for the buck. It runs Half-Life 2 and Doom III with everything set to the max flawlessly on my 2.8 ghz & 1 GB RAM PC. The X800 XT Platinum (why not just call it the X800 #1 :confused: ) and 6800 GT whatever are the best cards out there...

What was wrong with MGS2 might I ask? Besides naked Raideon of course ;) .

That's cool

I don't get it. I played Halo which I couldn't stand. So I didn't expect much when I played Halo 2. And that's what I got....the same thing. It seemed like the only change was dual weapons which Timeplitters and games before it did so well. Keep in mind that i did not play through the whole of...

In 1998, the FPS genre had been beaten to death. The same this and that. Then Half-Life came along. It put all those elements that you list (not quite character customization, but then Half-Life wasn't about buying things for upgrades...you were trying to escape). Half-Life had all those...

Well folks, I got my copy on Tuesday (release date). :eek: It's, simply put, the best FPS (or overall game for that matter) I've ever played. From the get-go it grabs you and doesn't let you go. I don't know where to begin so I'll begin from the beginning. (Don't worry, no spoilers)...

http://www.larney.co.uk/ep3.mov Screw waiting. I've had it for a while now. Looks... :eek:

Double U Tee Eff? I know I did my fair share of assholery here (powell, I'm not calling you an asshole), but I kinda got sick of the non-moderator moderation. And I know I'm probably being a hyprocrit right now so....carry on.

I sure missed you Leha :rolleyes:

I loved it.

Maybe everybody should listen to the commentary....DUH! *smacks head on desk* At the end of RotJ Lucas explains that when a Jedi dies he goes back to his natural form. Anakin, not being in natural form when he dies because he is mainly machine, goes back to the last appearance of him in his...

Nice? Just Nice? Joe Morello is a Jazz and Technical drumming god. Hehe. Sweet encounter with Mr. Jones

Nice. BTW, my drum teacher's nephew takes, who goes to Roads Music College, takes private lessons off of Joe Morello :eek: He said that even though Joe is blind, he still knows when you mess up your sticking.

True, but I just didn't find the fun factor that I did in the original. I was playing multiplayer for that from it's release to when it started to die down when Outcast came out. I haven't played Outcast multiplayer for a while now.