In the words of the comic book guy from the Simpsons: "Best rating ever" lol. I own the game and loved it ever since it came out. Even after all this time I find myself putting it on every once in the blue moon. I remember after beating it I checked out the internet and found out about an announcement made at an E3 where Freedom Fighters 2 was announced, but the release date was for about last year or the year before, guess it never happened. Hopefully the sequel really does kick off on the PS3, it'd be extremely awsome if now, instead of mission selecting to get around New York or wherever the setting is, it would instead be the whole city that you can tour on your own. Oh yeah, that would be awsome.... I'm hungry.

Guys I need some help, I really want a PS3, but the price is just too much even the 20g version. I've been checking the internet for free PS3, but I know 99.9% of these things are fake. Also asking for credit card info and signing up for cost offers are a no-go for me, a PS3 isn't worth the risk of identity theft, I'm sure all of you can agree. I was wondering if anyone knew of something real that didn't require this stuff OR a PS2 tournament where you can win a PS3 free. Guys I dunno what to do, if I had to save up to get one I don't think I'd have the chance to get one until next summer at best. Can anyone help me out?

Thanks for the help folks, sucks to hear that I can't run it lol, but I least I know. Thanks guys.

Hey folks, I'm new to the GS forum and to start I have one big question about World in Conflict. I have a problem, I can't run it. I have a Dell Dimension 2400, Windows CP Home Edition,Intel Celeron Processor, 2.4 GHz, 256 MB RAM, Intel(R) 82845G/GL/GE/PE/GV Graphics Controller w/ 64 MB (VRAM), and Direct X 9.0.

I do know that I need more RAM, lol just figured that out today. I was planning on buying a 512mb RAM stick which would bring my comp's RAM to a grand total of 768mb. What I was wondering is if I bring my RAM up to 768mb, would the game run fine?

I know my computer is far from state-of-the-art, but is it powerful enough to play the game?