shadeblack
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@ domba_car
although vista is direct x 10 compatible, it has nothing to do with how well your computer will run a game.
cod1 im guessing is only direct x 8 or 9 anyway, so it's going to look pathetic in the first place.
besides, it's your graphics card, ram and cpu that makes a game on a pc worth playing.
if a screen breaks on a laptop, then most times it can be repaired simply by replacing the screen.
though, touch screens still cost a small fortune, so it's probably not worth the price. “uneconomical”.
linux does still have viruses…
i've used windows throughout my life mainly for games and development reasons. run a GOOD anti-virus and know what you're doing, you won't get a virus.
now don't get me wrong, I've used Linux and understand it's benefits over windows. however, it's no way near as practical as windows.
as i always say:
windows: practicality + gaming
mac: creativity
linux: development + funtionality.
if you want to play games on a PC, don't get a mac.
get an up-to-date PC with say…
4gb 1333mhz ram,
phenomII x4 cpu,
perhaps an ati 58xx series for dx11 support.
770-c45 mobo,
a decent PSU
+ windows 7.
why windows 7? it's better than xp and vista and supports direct x 11.
oh and yes, pc games are still around, and they will always be far superior to console games.
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emdeepee said:
ShadeBlack said:
psh… super metroid on the snes.
no question about it!
Came out in the 90's.
1994… okay so im a few years off..
but lets not forget that it also came out in 2007 on virtual console 😛
everyone here is obviously going to say a game on the ps3.
maybe i just like to stir up a little fun. 😀
yeah a while ago i played bioshock for the 4th time…
it's great fun going through the game with absolutely everything at your disposal.
