Mine is 350 are there any cards nvidia 6800 or above that would work with it.

Hi. I'm not usually a PC gamer, but I just got a new computer, though a bit low end, and I want to play fallout 3 if possible. My computer meets or exceeds all of the requirements except for a graphics card. I don't have a manual and have never installed one before. I was wondering if all towers have space for a graphics card to be installed and if not how I can find out if mine does. Thanks for any info.

[QUOTE="Videodogg"]The game was obviously ment to be gory. Its so fake and cartoony that i cant believe the other counties had to have the censored version. Its not that the U.S. is more blood thirsty, we just have more common sense, in this case anyway.Black_Knight_00

I just learned from the link King_Gamer kindly posted that the NMH was always meant to be blood-less and gore-less. Talking about censorship is not right, then. What I'm wondeing is: would you american gamers really have felt disappointed if the game didn't have the added blood in it?

[QUOTE="Old_Gooseberry"]This is a old turn based game, I can see why you got bored... I was lucky to play this game fresh when it was released so I loved it. I've only played it through once though, like most jrpg games, its linear and it takes a long time to finish. Best music ever made also... same goes with Chrono Trigger.OneWingedAngeI

This. I cannot stand when people come in years later and say that a game sucks. If you didn't play it in its original context you won't get the same experience most of the time. The RPG genre is one where the advancements make going back to play an old example will leave you feeling underwhelmed.

It's understandable the OP did not enjoy it, but please take into consideration the time you are playing it. CC was an amazing game. Not as great as the original but awesome none the less.

I disagree. I think that RPGs age better than most games. I've come in to play many RPGs up to a decade after release for the first time and found them thouroughly enjoyable. Graphics don't bother me and random encounters arn't that bad. As long as the pacing isn't terribly slow I think an RPG can keep it's charm indefinitely.

[QUOTE="OneWingedAngeI"][QUOTE="armouredpriest"][QUOTE="EdgecrusherAza"]

So when's Nintendo going to cowboy up and let us attach external HDD's to the Wii? Or at least let me use the damn 2GIG SD card that I haven't been able to use since the only thing they let you save on it is Wii game saves (the one thing that takes up hardly ANY memory space on the system)?

BTW, did anybody notice how Mature-rated games don't show up on the recommendations page in Nintendo channel? WTF? I'm not allowed to recommend RE4...

armouredpriest

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I can save VC games on my SD card.

I haven't tried saving Lost Winds to my SD card yet, but I've backed up everything else on my 1 GB SD card.

Edit:I was able to save Lost Winds on my SD card as well...it took a bit to copy over, but its done. Either you guys are smokin' something weird, or I've somehow completely misunderstood what you guys are upset about.

save files on SD card =/= store entire games on them

So, if I'm understanding you correctly, you're talking about saving the entire 43 megs (approx) of Lost Winds...the whole game...on the SD card...which is what I did. It took about 10 minutes to save over, but I can now recopy the game back onto my Wii from my SD card without having to re-download it from Nintendo.