Recent content by Kortiz

Well...there is also a difference between a purchased video card and then buying the next step above when it is totally unecessary. But...hell, if I could afford it...maybe 100x over...I'd probably do the same thing.

I don't know what my xbox's edition is, but I bought it new from Best Buy on January 10th of 2002. My xbox is still going strong. *knocks on wood*

Well...until then, I'll believe it when I see it. What they need to do is get BF1942 out. I have it for PC, but the live experience is much more intense and cooperative.

well...basically it it set up to be easier -- however painful it is -- to pay for live subscriptions along with downloadable content that may cost money in the future. What will happen is you will have a start kit that is good for 12 months....after 12 months MS will charge your account again...

Hey, Deepfreeze....do you realize that you are 1 of millions? Okay then. Now that we have that settled. There are going to be many console failures across the board. Your argument that Xbox is less stable than the rest is flawed. Anyway, get what has the games you want. Your wife and...

i dont understand how you guys didn't expect spoilers to be in this thread. i saw it and i dont even care about the game.

if you can afford to buy a 500 dollar video card while you have a 300-400 dollar video card installed in your computer....then you can afford to go out and buy HL2 if and when it is released

Could you elaborate on that please?

Who's worse? EA or MS?

Xbox. Halo lan -- nuff said.

Or you can go to www.ibuypower.com and get a laptop with better specs -- probably weighs more -- but about a grand cheaper and get a step higher vid card.

Or you can get an ibm t41p decked out.

I want to play Xcom: Terror from the deep, but my computer is too advanced to play it. Or is it? Is there a way to play old games like terror from the deep on a xp system with a 32mb vid card? (this is a laptop btw)