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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157293 Almost pulled the trigger on this last week when they were at $125, glad I waited.

I'm feeling lucky, my 6770 is feeling old.

I'd love to see a new Dune RTS, played the hell out of Dune II back in the day. Although I'm pretty sure EA holds the license, and after seeing what they've done to C&C maybe it's best to let sleeping dogs lie.

Got a $150 Best Buy gc for xmas, but don't really want anything from there. Looking for $140 for it, or to trade for a GTX 550 ti or HD 6790, + compatible psu. No heatware, willing to ship first to the right person (good heatware, forum history).

This. My last three ATi cards have been Sapphire, all worked great and their pricing is right where it needs to be.

I'm building a pc for my younger brother for Christmas. He is autistic, and the droning fan noise from his computer really bothers him after a while. He won't wear headphones. I'm thinking an ultra quiet build is the solution. It doesn't have to be fancy, he mainly plays WoW, Eve Online, and...

FF7 needs to be left alone. If they could remake it by updating the graphics and leaving everything else EXACTLY the same, I'd say go for it. But we all know companies can't seem to do that, and Square Enix isn't and never will be what Squaresoft was.

Ironic that the man who helped pioneer the digital age is being immortalized in bronze.

I'm pleased with what I've seen so far. Great graphics, great voice acting. The combat is intense, and quests enjoyable. I'm glad they copied a lot from WoW in terms of gameplay. Maybe its because I played WoW for so long, but whenever I try a new mmo, even an exceptional one, it seems clunky...

CoD is a very good console franchise.

That's how it goes down 99% of the time here as well, but that doesn't get put on YouTube. I waited outside Best Buy for the better part of a day to snag that tv deal, and actually had a great time hanging out with fellow shoppers. When it came time to open up, it was quite orderly. I was in and...

Most of it is like they strolled through the warehouse and grabbed a bunch of random junk that hasn't been selling anyway. That 500R for $80 AR is the only thing that really jumped out at me.

Just ordered it. Simply tremendous deal, assuming the MIR holds up.

I don't care if I receive a used copy as long as it works like a new copy.

It's a perfectly enjoyable online experience if you mute the voice audio.

I grew up on a farm. On the farm when we saw something old, weak, and useless that was barely clinging to life, we took it out back and shot it. The other studios should follow WB's example and band together to put Blockbuster out of its misery already.

Ghostbusters? Really? I agree with resident Evil, Silent Hill, and Clocktower. CT is a good #1 for sure.

^ That. Love my Sennheiser PC350.

Picked up the Stalker bundle and Bioshock 2.

Saw a used copy at Gamestop today for $6.99. Haven't played it myself, enjoyed the first one though.

Here's hoping for more polished multi-player this time around.

Red Steel.

Would love to see a new UT.

I really like the look of the K90, but the rubber domes for the macro keys is a deal-breaker for me. If I'm going to spend the cash, I want a mechanical keyboard, not a mechanical keyboard*.

I would be shocked if they made the pet fighting feature a mandatory activity, so you should be fine.

Shogun 2 and SC2 are top on my list. Stay away from Command and Conquer 4, seriously.

Mainly been playing Rift, StarCraft II, Fallout NV and Shogun 2. Recently found my old copy of World in Conflict, thinking of reinstalling it and giving the campaign a play though, love that game.

I've had my Logitech G5 for going on three years now, its still going strong. Love the comfy size of it and the thumb buttons. When it finally dies I'll probably try one of those new Corsair mice, unless I read some bad reviews.

My first was a Voodoo3 2000. Bought it mainly for Diablo II and StarCraft.

"Imagine the apocalypse infused into a boxing glove" Awesome.

I played though it on PS3 and enjoyed it. As was mentioned, pretty much zero replay value. Unless the PC version offers something new, I'll pass.

Now if only they could calculate how to build flood walls around their nuclear reactors.

Its almost as if these companies are trying to turn the highest profit possible or something. Madness.

Is it more durable? If I'm gonna let me kids play with a $379 tablet it better have some extra durability built in.

Check out Dark Souls, awesome new action-rpg. Best console game I've played in a while. Also, since you're into hack-n-slash, try Ninety Nine Nights and Too Human. Both have some flaws, but the action is pretty intense and fun and you can find them used for ~$10.

The title of this thread made me giggle just a bit.

I still visit Gamespot on occasion. Reading reviews isn't as vital to me as it once was, not since gamefly made it cheap to rent console games.

Mine has become nothing more than an overpriced netflix box.

Little Big Planet meets Manhunt.

You: "What the !@#$ happened to my house!?" AMD: "We brought over the Bulldozer you requested, its parked in your living room."