Crysis Warhead has been winning me over in in-game music lately. Have you listened to some of the epic battle sequences? I use "epic" in the term that the game refers to that battle as EPIC.
As much as I don't like the fact that the pictures don't look what people expected it to be, don't be a jerk, douche, or an asshat.
While I disagree that 360 will win, I do agree that RRoDs are becoming old-and-stale. Now when the Jasper 360, or even the Slim 360s start failing as well, then we'll have a conversation worth discussing!!
HEADLINES: 360s RRoD in 5 generations worth of revisions, Microsoft's CEO found with head up own ass. (joke)
(maybe no joke?)
Normally I would be against you POG, but seeing as this is from Kotaku, it's just another delicious flamebait article to stir up internet traffic for their delicious ad-revenue.
RRoDs rates have come down significantly; I know since I've worked on fixing those boxes for a living for a time. I started noticing less 360s coming in after the Zephyr boards, and even less after the Falcon boards. I'm not saying that Microsoft doesn't have a inherent hardware defect, but I am saying th...
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too bad by the looks of it. That "said" special task force looks like it's getting torn into pieces and gutted like weakling Brits/Yanks in R:FoM(no offense)
Why be "special" when they die just the same, at the same rate?
Can't wait! Ya'll here might be dissing FRD because it ain't the next Killzone 2, but ya'll haven't seen the true-beauty of the Timesplitters series.
Maybe the hiring freeze has some relation to the economic crisis in the states.
I sees him!
my sarcasm radar is strong in this area.
Who could resist?
It's that simple. Epic starts making casual games, I look somewhere else. You know? Seriously, **** the Wii. It's bastardizing our gaming ways.
Maybe, but Warhead just takes up more RAM probably due to the level sizes. With 2GB, it was rough seeing my HDD constantly raped by Warhead, but get 4GB of RAM and all that went away.
Trust me, if you're getting stuttering and you see your HDD constantly being accessed, you most likely need more RAM. 4GB of RAM was the best upgrade I've ever made in a while. I didn't need 4GB with the Crysis, but I did stutter a bit, but on Warhead, the stuttering was much, MUCH, more noticeable....
Crysis is what it is because the graphics and gameplay blends together nicely. I can't play Crysis or Warhead unless it's on the highest setting possible, that's only then I can enjoy the full immersion factor.
I better not see his name anywhere near this movie.
I use the power of pre-owned games to show which developers I want to support, and those I don't support. Simple enough. If I like developers' work 90%, I'll buy brand-new. Anything less is subject to reviews, observations, and Ebay.
I don't have anymore time left for you.
The Larrabee chipset will only be just another IGP that pales in comparison to a dedicated GPU solution. I'm not in the mood to buy 4GB of ram, just so 896MB of it disappears as dedicated VRAM.
GDDR RAM performs much better than most DDR2-3 RAMs thanks to low-latency and dedicated memory rings. Unless Intel can do something about those timings and invent a brand new memory controller, Larrabee will never succeed as a true GPU solution. Instead of wasting time on blowing smoke, In...
If I was Steve Balmer, I'd be scared of Google too.
However I've burned my bridge already. I do hope this game gets the best regards because games that push the hardware is what we need.