Having Sonic in the latest game paves the way for Tails, Knuckles, and others to make the next Super Smash Bros. roster. Another sega genesis character they need is Kid Chameleon. lol
@merlynsid There isn't much in the way of high end graphics cards at $110. But here's one that is a midrange card which is very good for the price. The XFX 8600Gt. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150229 There is a better deal at tigerdirect.com, I think, that also includes a free Company of Heroes game. Make sure you have enough power for the card. Even midrange cards need a quality power supply. My experience with HP computers is that the power supply is very cheap and low end. Look online for the power requirements of this card, newegg doesn't list it. I think tigerdirect does, so check them out before you buy. This card is listed above in the video cards section of the review as running Crysis at medium at 1024 resolution. Be careful with gamespot reviews though, they can be very unrealistic. For example, they use a high end processor for all of the video cards. How many people do you know that have a Core 2 Extreme and a 6800 graphics card? The processor may inflate the frames higher than a realistic system running a midrange card would. Personally, I have an MSI 8600 GTS and a new HP computer. That card costed me about $140 for medium on Crysis at 1280 resolution at about 25 fps. I tweaked the settings to where I turned post processing down and turned shaders up and it works fine.
Ugh . . . Disgusting. My 8600 GTS gets annihilated by the ATI 3850. Makes me reconsider my purchase, but my Newegg return policy is up. Anyone know a way besides Ebay to sell a graphics card or trade in your graphics card while paying extra cash for a new one?
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