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The list below shows the most played games on PC according to Nielsen. Half of the games are over 4 years old and 2 of them date back to the 90s. It's also surprising that Halo dominates all FPSs on PC. (On a personal note, this justifies my opinion that Half-Life 2 wasn't a "great" game. It was good, not great.)

Top Ten Played PC Games in June 2007:

1. World of Warcraft
2. Halo CE (2003)
3. The Sims
4. Halo 2
5. Runescape (2001)
6. Madden
7. Warcraft III (2003)
8. Warcraft (1994)
9. Counter Strike (1999)
10. GTA

primetime2121

looks like the hermits "we don't care about teh Halo and console FPS" is BS

[QUOTE="Marka1700"]Graphics are just a scratch on the surface compared to all the other awsome things this game has to offer. To bad I'll have to get the 360 version. I doubt my 6600GT can take the heat.Sir_Graham

Yeah looking at the benchmarks for Rainbow Six: Vegas (only UE3 on PC so far) I think I'm going to go with the 360 version too. 1280X720, with possible 4XFSAA, decent level of detail and decent frame rate is probably better than what my PC could pull off. I might wait for the PC version demo before I make the final decision. Does anyone know if any hardware site has benchmarked Bioshock yet?

http://www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.aspx?i=2895

So if you have a beefy PC, there is no reason to get the 360 version instead of the PC one, though naturally, you might want to wait until the demo to check it out for sure.

Primarily because System Shock 2 was one of the best coop games ever.

Of course, it's still possible someone will mod coop into the game.