They want to own the physics market. The best way to do that is to make it the standard for you competition as well as your own company. This is a no brainer opportunity for Nvidia from a business prospective.
It really depends on the TV's that you are comparing. I have a Sony xbr4 50 inch and it is the best picture I have ever seen (1080p), when I look at my 720p/1080i 37 inch vizio it hardly compares. Then again, we are talking a 2800 dollar tv vs. a 900 dollar tv. You get what you pay for I guess right? BTW, I would recomend sony's motion 120hz picture, the one with motion blur correction, it is simply lifelike. In otherwords if you get a 1080p get one that also has a 120hz refresh rate with some sort of motion blur reduction.
Well, I had a lot of problems with Crysis 1 and now a lot of problems with crysis warhead. Therefore, I learn from my mistakes and will never by a crytek game again. Actually, I have never liked EA or Crytek because they never seem to put anything out that works from the start. Now I know what you say, what game does right? Wrong, some have minor flaws that need correcting but EA and Crytek ship with MAJOR flaws. Anyway, same problem here extremely bad crashing. I thought it was a cpu overclock but that was proved bogus tonight. I think it is just another patch fix needing to be implimented. Oh well, 70 bucks down the drain.
So am I going to be able to trust Gamespot for an unbiased review from now on? I may have to stop using this site from now on. Then they disable the ability to review a crappy game? That is a horrible move on gamespot's side.
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Funny how today the #1 game is the one under controversy. With a 6.0 rating. Gamepot is lame. Sell outs!
So am I going to be able to trust Gamespot for an unbiased review from now on? I may have to stop using this site from now on. Then they disable the ability to review a crappy game? That is a horrible move on gamespot's side.
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