Quote: "I'm getting more into PC gaming. But the high-ass costs of GPUs and bi-anual need to upgrade them keeps me with consoles." -nate1222 Who the heck upgrades twice a year? Last upgrade I did was about a year ago, and that was just for RAM. I've been running my 7900GS for a long time now.

7900GS and a Core2Duo. I sacrificed object quality to low so I could play the game with shaders on high. Rest is on medium. My PC ain't top of the line, but Crysis still looks beautiful thanks to the shaders.

Folks, if you want to know how Crysis will run on your computer, just download the demo. =P I have a core2duo, 7900GS, and only 1Gb of RAM; I still get decent performance (18-20 FPS) with everything on medium except for shaders, which I put on high (Makes it look so pretty!).

Well, Bioshock is an FPS, and shooters reign on the PC. However, I doubt very many people are sitting here today going, "Should I get this for my 360 or PC?" =P

Looks pretty nice. They changed as much as they could, since adding stuff like a second analog stick would make the old PSP unable to play the newer games. I like the improvements, though I probably won't buy another PSP for them. Now I just have to wait for God of War and Final Fantasy Crisis Core to come out. =P

And not one is for the Wii? Oh, well. =P I think I'll be picking up COD4 for the PC, though.

Faster loading times?! Count me in! This PSP actually has a lot of cool and thoughtful changes in it.