nehwon_death

You're right about that, I'm surprised that ATI is still in the business with nVidia selling 5-6% more video chips, these canadians shouldn't work with Microsoft and Nintendo for the next gen consoles just like SiS shouldn't provide quality chipsets for Intel because they are not as popular as VIA. Why isn't 6800 Ultra SLI much better than X850 XT PE ? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I wish this would change because the way I see it ATI is actually better/faster than the competing Nviadia models, and a lot of PC salers are giving only ATI options I'm going to buy a new top of the line soon and hope to get NVIDIA... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I agree, previously only ran with Nvidia, but went with ATI this time, due to favourable reviews and being fastest card. Seems like you say though, Nvidia is card of choice when it comes to games testing, many of the games I have bought have the "The way it's mean't to be played" Nvidia logo on, wish I had noticed this before splashing out on (the then) top of the range ATI card. Think my next upgrade will be Nvidia.

Hmm, you must be the best saleman Nvidia have got. "

The game engine may well have been optimized for the slower Nvidia card, but nonetheless, you would expect the

I liked the first game and rated that quite highly, similarly I enjoyed playing the second (probably because it's star wars) BUT found the slow down in the PC version especially whilst at Dantooine for the first time really really annoying. This really spoilt the game for me, I was more than niffed, since I am running an AMD 64 bit processor at 2.4Ghz with 1GB of ram and an Radeon X800XT 256MB graphics card! This bug has seen me save and turn off the game in frustration until I have calmed down enough to resume play (usually the day after). Rating 7/10, Dantooine part 0/10

Played kotor on my pc with a geforce 4mx graphics card and had no problems, my fiancee has the x-box version and says that she had no issues with lagging whilst playing...strange. <_<

So long as the sequel is as good or better than kotor. That's all that really matters here.