Bokishi

what u talking bout man i downloaded all my hardware

for 10 bucks as well, how cool is that http://store.steampowered.com/app/32370/

Batman!

oh man!

hahahaha

I suspect he'll say something like "mindless fun." yeah and that it seems so wolfenstien with teh crazy sci-fi weapons to melt off nazi's faces

I quite enjoyed it the first time I played it, but I can't seem to force myself to get through it again. I've tried starting about 4 times since I first finished it and each time I've given up shortly after you get your first gun. It's just really, really boring. I never finished an FPS twice, cuz there's not really a point and you know what's going to happen already, shouldn't really be a fault of the game

HL2 is great, anyone who bashes it just isn't into FPS shooters

Wolfenstien

Umm yeah everything works fast, and games like crysis are faster in 64 bit. If your processor supports 64 bit (like all of them do now) then you really should have no fear making the switch

I didn't like how the levels would repeat themselves, meaning you go back to same planets twice, I mean there's so many planets they could have used instead they just concentrate on like 4 and the visuals got so repetitive for that

Tested Crysis on it today and it runs far better than it does on Vista. I mean I am finally able to crank it to the absolute max DX10 Very High @ 2560x1600

No it's only better, way better

go kor!

^True dat. Also forgot to mention that the My Documents / My Music / Pictures folders can now have multiple Hard Drives associated with them, which is useful for people like me who prefer to keep their media junk on separate drives

Like I said about how quick it can remove something complicated like those videodrivers; it's pretty much coded from the ground up to be faster and more efficient and more stable in what it does 7 can also run anything that XP can, even switching itself to virtualized XP mode if it has to. Windows 7 never froze or crashed on me ONCE, and I have been using and abusing it for 2 months now. It takes advantage of modern hardware (my favorite part of vista), while remaining rock solid in stability; native Blu-Ray burning and scalability for my extra RAM and triple videocards for instance Big UI chages; one thing is that the UI is built for easy multi tasking with options to manipulate open windows to perfectly fit your screen space, I use this feature a lot now. Those might not be extremely compelling reasons to upgrade, especially to yourself who prefers an OS to be nothing more than a clean slate to install your programs, but they are really good improvements and as justifiable an upgrade from '98 to XP ever was

I disagree, windows 7 is the best OS Microsoft ever made IMO, and it's not even done finished yet. If you pick Vista over 7, then that would just be lubricious. 7 has the prettiness of Vista and the stableness of XP. For instance a Virtual Machine would crash Vista often, while 7 remains stable when running 3 of them. Video Drivers uninstall in 2 seconds, rather than the 3 minutes + system restart that vista/XP requires.

I have class on a Sunday!! omgwtfbbq

got a new radio in the car, next is new speakers

*pelvic thrust*

5 years OMG

I think that Kotor MMO will be out before this and its sequel

wow