These dual cards look insane, and for $1k. I can buy a decent Computer with that. Hell, online I can put together a pimped out machine for that. I have a ATI 9600xt and I have it for a few years now. I cant run the ultra pretty games on high res but I can run them on medium, plus with my 1GB of RAM I can tweak that even more. But I certainly wont spend $1,000+ for a new graph card. Thats for people who either have way too much money or for people like the fine people on GameSpot where they need to run games in all their glory.
Why are some of these games not compatible, Vista should play every game that worked on XP, thats stuppid to me that a game wont work on Vista. I'm not bying that thing, I'll just buy a new PC later on so I dont have to worry about th ething not working on my current PC. And how come they dont give you the windows on a CD when you buy a PC? What if My hard drive dies and I need to delete the whole thing and reinstall the system?
I hope that independent games find a way to get out there to peoples houses, whether it be internet or aliens. “Reservoir Dogs” was an independent film yet its one of the best of the 90s. So independent games need to find an outlet that will allows them to swim to the top of the big deep ocean of games and not be drowned by the pockets of companies that only care about making money. Someone needs to stand up and say “Screw profit, lets take a risk”
*_* 1. 4Resident Evil (PS2) Best RE game ever made. 2. Battlefield 2 (PC) Best Team Based Online Shooter 3. Metal Gear Solid (PS1) Best Game to ever appear on the PS1 console. 4. The Chronicles of Riddick EFBB (PC) One of the best FPS ever. 5. Warhammer 40000: Dawn of War (PC) Just a Damn Good game.
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