[QUOTE="hamelkarl"]

As long he use a fast External HDD, with a good interface and powered it will run as fast as any good Internal HDD.

Don't forget there's stuffs installing for most of the games on the computer as well. Mostly the registry that is a pain in the butt if you wish to play on more than the same computer.

FelipeInside

Whats D2D? try reinstalling the game. and what do you mean the "correct" deadrising exe file?face_ripper

Excuse me,everybody!

I need help.

I bought Dead Rising 2 from D2D store. But when I lauch the game, it can't finish the GFWL zdp checking. it can't link to LIVE service,but there is no problem on my internet.

I have found the issue my deadrising2.exe is less than 100KB.Who can give me a correct deadrising exe file.

Thank you!

jhonyHuang

As long he use a fast External HDD, with a good interface and powered it will run as fast as any good Internal HDD.

Don't forget there's stuffs installing for most of the games on the computer as well. Mostly the registry that is a pain in the butt if you wish to play on more than the same computer.

There's probably space in the computer to put another HDD? What makes it really much slower is the USB interface. Most of the External HDD have connector to provides power, so this ain't much the problem in most of the case. An external HDD is just a normal HDD into a case after all.

USB 3.0 : Up to 5GBits/s

USB 2.0 : Up to 480Mbits/s

eSATA : Up to 3GBits/s

SATA 2,6 : Up to 3GBits/s

SATA 3.0 : Up to 6GBits/s

The interface is the thing you should be carefull here.

There's probably space in the computer to put another HDD? What makes it really much slower is the USB interface. Most of the External HDD have connector to provides power, so this ain't much the problem in most of the case. An external HDD is just a normal HDD into a case after all.

USB 3.0 : Up to 5GBits/s

USB 2.0 : Up to 480Mbits/s

eSATA : Up to 3GBits/s

SATA 2,6 : Up to 3GBits/s

SATA 3.0 : Up to 6GBits/s

The interface is the thing you should be carefull here.

Could also be that the game would takes lot's more time to create if they did. Not even sure if it would be worth it for some games either.

[QUOTE="dakan45"]Well, everthing, the enitre map is made by cubes. You can cut those cubes an build buildings with them. You can use wood cubes and stone and iron to make weapons and items for your house, or armors, hunt animals and make more items. Basicly it is "what if everything on earth was made in cubes?" ....and you pick them up and make everything you want, houses, boats, castles, swords, farms torches, books...everything. I just hope the creator gets up from his lazy ass and update the libary already.kozzy1234

Lazy??? :lol:

They got iLife (iPhoto, iMovie, GarageBand), Final Cut Pro. Both systems can run Photoshop. I don't see why Mac would be better than PC for editing purpose either...

I have an xbox 360 controller and it's pretty good for most games. It's pretty much plug and play for most games without the need to tweaks anything. The d-pad still ain't great and the triggers can be a **** to set up for some function in some games. I won't recommend it if you want to play mostly specific d-pad games. I still haven't found a good d-pad on any controllers. PS pad ain't that bad, but I found them to hurt a lot's when playing for lot's of hours.

1. Street Fighter 3rd Strike (GGPO)

2. ArmA 2 Combined Operations

3. Morrowind

4 IL-2 Sturmovik 1946

5. Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield + Athena Sword