VI, VII, IX, and X are within your reach and are all awesome. You might get the same love out of XII, or XIII. I enjoyed XII, but many do not share that same opinion. I would start with IX if you are looking for a semi-modern, but old school themed game.

Yes I do. In fact I am 3/4 of the way through replaying the Legacy of Kain games.

I made it to level 21, looked at what I had to do to make it to 27 so I could do the raids, and never played the game again.

I'm sorry, but I don't have the answer, but why do you want to set the resolution so high?

Here is a guide to overclocking on your motherboard. However, I caution you to be very careful with overclocking, especually if this your first time. Take it slow and thoroughly test your machine during the overclock with processor intensive tasks like games or benchmarks.

LIttle things, like updating Quicktime tends to put it back on the startup list. Also, you should scan your computer for spyware, that can have a big effect on your startup.

The GO programming language will be useful for this btw.

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I haven't worked with GO or GO! yet, but from what I hear, Google's GO is too poorly featured for generic programming. The other GO titled GO!, with the exclamation point, is kind of a fringe language with little chance of acceptance. I think we will still be relying on current languages to do the job, C++0X, Java, C#, and the sort.

I live in New Jersey and the cards are tax free. I think someone screwed something up. Here are some NJ tax guidelines for this subject. http://www.olivierandassociates.com/images/NJ_Sales_Tax_Guide_Bulletin_S_U-4_0503.pdf

I think I read in an old issue of Game Informer (2000 or so) that Halo was at one point a 3rd person shooter for the Xbox, PS2, and PC. But Microsoft aquired the company and turned it into the greatest Xbox exclusive.