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NFSU: 2 XBOX or PC?
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yeah my comp sucks ass, but what i want to do is get xbox version at Costco and then return it in a couple of months. i played the demo on my comp at 1024x768 and most of the setting are on LOW. also is there a cheap adapter so i can hook up my xbox to my monitor. cheap i mean less then 20 bucksbatty said:
independantvariable
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What about 800x600 on medium?, the quality still should be as nice/better on pc.
PikachuMan
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The Xbox version might have less cheating, so for online play, I'd go with xbox..
yeah thats what bugging me with demo. SO many people cheat! its not even funny. i understand cheats like a little boost in speed, but not the ones like when there is still countdown they are flying out like from a friking cannon.PikachuMan said:
enelson125
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you'd think EA would be smart enough to put an anti-cheating system in or something. Anyway I'm definitely getting it for PC, just look at my rig in my sig.
Plus I don't have an XBOX.
Plus I don't have an XBOX.
Slava
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Got my pc version from ebgames. Too bad I am running with my gf3 ti200. Really slow when details turned up. lol Game is fun.
tylerhskate
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i found the first one to be extremely hard to control the car even on the easy difficulty 
joethemole
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ha! i just bought a psx to usb converter. playing pop pc version fully loaded with ps2 controls. too bad dual shock doesn't work with the game
did anyone try Super Joy Box? i see a lot of them on ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=41015&item=8145200423&rd=1
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i dont want to be a dick, but may be you should call Costco and tell them that some guy from [H]ard Forums wants to buy NFSU: 2 and then return it! See if they care. Its a multi billion dollor company that has that return policy for MANY years and millions of people abuse it every single day. But guess what, Costco is still making millions of dollors every day and doesnt give a crap about returns. What you think if they cared they would make such policy? HELL NO. they realize what they do. I even called them and asked if i could return OPENED software, and they said "yes of course, we have 100% satisfaction garantee on every item we sell". As someone mentioned before about OCed parts, why dont u call Intel and tell them that John Smith wants to RMA his CPU coz he OCed the hell out of it and it fried, see if Intel cares.finalgt said:
And again sorry for being a dick.
Your attempt at rationalizing your actions shows that you actually do recognize that it's unethical, at some level. See, your little example has a couple of flaws. Let me put it to you in an analogy: there's a rich person on your block who lives in a nice, big house and leaves his gate and front door unlocked, and a poor person who deadbolts their doors and locks their windows every night. Your ability to rationalize stealing $50 from the rich guy as opposed to stealing from the poor guy is based off of the assumption that you'd be the only person on your block who didn't have any moral qualms with stealing $50 from the rich guy, even if he did make it extraordinarily easy for you to do so. The rich guy wouldn't mind you stealing $50 probably, but he'd start noticing if everybody on your block started stealing from him. And of course, the increased amount of theft would cause the cops to put pressure on all the people in the neighborhood, including the people who weren't the thieving dicks.
In real life, there's also the additional penalty of decreased freedom and increased penalties on legitimate returns from honest consumers, once enough people abuse the current policies.
And uh if you called Intel and asked to RMA a processor that you yourself fried, the customer support person would understandably call you a moron for even asking, and hang up. Assuming the customer support person wasn't a moron himself.
In real life, there's also the additional penalty of decreased freedom and increased penalties on legitimate returns from honest consumers, once enough people abuse the current policies.
And uh if you called Intel and asked to RMA a processor that you yourself fried, the customer support person would understandably call you a moron for even asking, and hang up. Assuming the customer support person wasn't a moron himself.