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Oh god yes! glad I just picked up my GTX570 :)

Just love me some Chrono Trigger :)

[QUOTE="DrFeelGood-420"]List is bust without Chrono Trigger.ActicEdge

Yoshi's Island>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Chrono Trigger art wise.

But everything else is much better imo making the whole package more of a masterstroke.

Hopefully a new IP..though my theory is that new hardware will take an existing underderdog and will blow it up to COD's level.

A couple of points concerning Splinter Cell and Splinter Cell: Pandora's box. 1) There are unresolved issues when it comes to lighting and shadow for Splinter Cell: Pandora's box on the PC with any 8800 cards and above (I think the same applies to newer ATI cards, you will need to check that out), and since the game is highly dependent on visual clues of lighting and shadow the game can turn into a frustrating trial and error repetition. 2) The first Splinter Cell on the PC has minor issues with shadow and lighting (again with newer cards). There are at least some solutions to this issues but they are not a complete solution. 3) Steam does not sell Splinter Cell: Pandora's Box, and I dont know of anywhere you can get it for the PC. I would suggest you try out the demo's on your PC and see how much lighting/shadow issues the game has with your card before making a decision. My suggestion is if you really want to play the first Splinter Cell and Pandora's Box, go for the PS3 HD release (if there are no issues with it). However if you are willing to try the workaround for the first game and put up with the minor lighting issues (lighting issues with flood lights comes to mind) and are willing to skip the second game in favor of getting Double agent and Conviction for about the same price as the PS3 HD release then go for the Steam version.Philmon

Maybe you can't find it on steam because it's called Pandora Tomorrow.....not box :P