how can i say any exciting comment when i happily downloaded it for few hours just to get a black screen?

my ps3 is japanese 20gb model.

reports says euro ps3 models gets the "insert disc" message.

oh well they say fix is on the way. hopefully it wont take long.

anyway i hope the final game has more frames/higher framerate because every video ive seen about this game is somehow sluggish. or is this just how the ps3 games work, "beautifully sluggish?" or is it just my oddly cheap 19" 1080p hdtv?

tis a long topic, i just wanted to see what games support mouse and keyboard and the only answer i get from reading these farms of blabbers is that Half Life on PS2 is the only known console game that supports mouse and keyboard.

there are pheripherals that converts the mouse and keyb to emulate the controller such as the fragFX /max shooter / smartjoy so all you cry babies stop whinning, people can still own you even if the Game doesnt support mouse and keyb directly. it is just better that game directly support mouse and keyboard so nobody has to buy such converters to fight back and even up the game.

in conclusion after reading the very long thread game that support mouse+keyb:

PS2 = 1 (half life)

PS3 = 0

command and conquer generals, zero hour, the sims, sim city 4/rush hour, counter strike, half life 1 and 2 and all mods.

deus ex, silent hill series, yuri's revenge, warcraft 3, diablo 2, ragnarok online, rose online, flyff

max payne 1 and 2, call of duty, star wars kotor, homeworld 2, rainbow six raven shield, railroad tycoon 3, halo 1

splinter cell, prince of persia sands of time, freedom fighter, grand theft auto 3, vice city, unreal 2003

dungeon siege, never winter nights, medal of honor allied assault, harry potter sorceres  stone, no one live forever 2

no upgrade needed to play these

you may as well save your money for that DX10 GPU  and extra gig of ram

you have a powerful card dude.

although its just on par with 7900gtx its still powerful. and is a DX10 card.

you can play games on it on what ever max resolution your monitor has and set graphics details to medium (recently released 2007 games) or high (games released on 2006).

you can also use max detail if the game is released on 2005 and older.

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UPDATE:

ok my bad, the 8500 is not on par with the 7900gtx, during the date i posted this i havent read stuff.

the real deal is the geforce 8500 is almost equal with 7600, but the 8500 has dx10 and some minor extra stuffs.

i plead guilty please dont execute me.

geforce 8800 gts 640mb

9070 on 3dmark06

plays every game on max detail.

uninstalled spiderman 3 because it looks like a ps2 game and makes me dizzy and worst of all i cant see the context button to press when i use my sixaxis on PC, using the keyboard still displays the buttos to press but heck its troublesome.

[QUOTE="Ephexis"][QUOTE="CaptHawkeye"]

[QUOTE="DaGamer77"][QUOTE="xche78x"]Intel Type PC
cpu chip - get the cheapest core 2 duo or pentiums 4 / D which are on sale throughout this year $100-$300
mobo - anything that works with cpu's above $50-$300
decent Geforce gpu - from geforce FX 5xxx, geforce 6xxx, geforce 7xxx, $50-$600
memory - DDR2 of course - 512MB-2GB - $50-250/each
monitor - anything capable of 1024 or above - $60-$thousands depends on size and model
power supply/case/mouse/keyboard/speaker/table/chair - $20-$150
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I Recommend
cpu - core 2 duo = 305
mobo - asus = 80
gpu - geforce 7600 = 180
memory - 1GB = 90
monitor - used 17" or 19" = 50
extras = 100
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this is the cheapest pc setup that can fully play (30-60FPS) all games until 2006 or early 2007.
CaptHawkeye

Duo core is in dispute. Frankly, I find Dual Cores to be a waste of money. Of the two CPUs, only one is actually used. The other one is a backup incase the first one fails. This means that your system will rarely freeze, but one has to wonder if thats worth another 200 dollars.

Your better off with a 2.4 Ghz single processor.

well it is, for the information of the misleaded too, multi core cpu's are praktical for people like me that uses the PC as a multipurpose appliance, eg movies, music, gaming, ne, etc. multi core cpu are multi times faster in encoding of videos/music and everything on dektop processing because windows uses ALL cores hence FASTER. and gaming are now supporting more cores. my recommendation is just a little pricey but it can sure run games released on 2007 with some gfx tweaking eg medium detail instead of high which doesnt take much fun out of a game. try playing supreme commander.