Hello. I bought a cheap UPS and had the PC, TV and PS3 connected to the battery. Last night there was a blackout and the battery didn't stay on as it was supposed to. I realized it was because of the TV and PS3, so now I only have the PC and it works as it should.

The TV, PS3 and my speakers setup are still connected to the UPS, but to the other side that doesn't have the battery protection. I turned off the UPS and realized the TV and PS3 still had their red led, which didn't happen before when they were connected to the battery.

My question is, should the UPS still give protection against voltage changes even when it's off?

With the summer sale probably starting very soon, what games you plan on buying? I'll get The Witcher 2 and maybe Tomb Raider, but I can't think of anything else and I would like to buy one or two more.

So... is it going to be MMO?

Thank you. Got Braid and Tokyo Jungle.

The fact that it will be released in 6 plataforms won't help the game optimization. I just hope that my 680 can run it almost all ultra without AA.

Recommended is always halfway to Ultra requirements, so it means you need an i7 4960x for top quality? BS.

@uninspiredcup: When tablets have better graphics and games than desktops I'll move on. Android and iOS games not only have the worst controls but also lack the quality of PC, console and handheld games because of being free and full of ads.

South Park and Dark Souls II definitely. And of course MGS, but too bad it won't be for PC, so I have to get the inferior PS3 version (won't be getting a PS4 soon).

I agree as well. I only need to buy a Wii U to finish it, but when Smash Bros and MK8 come out.

Even the Ice Ruins were easy and very straight forward... when you first start you feel overwhelmed by it's design but when you go through the only available path over and over the whole dungeon tells you where to proceed.