So now that I finished watching every single seaason of Battlestar Galactica and have seen the new Star Trek for the fourth time, I really need a space sim.

But not just any space sim. I have basically played every single one (X3 being my favorite) and while those games let you control massive ships, you don't get to control them from the commander's point of view.

Basically, I am looking for a MS Flight Simulator-like sim where you control a large ship from the bridge on the inside, giving orders and such. Would be epic. I would be surprised if it hasn't been made yet...

Yeah I've heard of wow like that, but playing with the guy split in half in the center can be wierd.

I have though seen an app that lets you reposition your camera center (or maybe its in the game options?) so it looks fine.

My shiney new monitor will be arriving in a few days that will enable me to run  two 19 inch monitors with my GeFroce 9600 GT.

That said, what games can you guys reccommend that support dual monitor displays, or are able to fit on a dual monitor display (but not specifically designed for it)? My main game currently is Eve Online (epic on duals btw) but I am looking for more for my spare time.

Some games that come to mind:

Supreme Commander

World in Conflict

X2: The threat and X3: Reunion

Just about every driving game 

Just about every simulator

I hear company of heroes has the ability to stretch across two screens (correct me if I'm wrong)

UT2k4, COD 4, and many other FPSs (though not as practical, as aiming may become near impossible). If anyone knows of a way that some FPSs work with dual screens (possibly through third party apps that maybe offset the center of the screen or something) let me know.

I'm recently getting into them but I think they're overlooked. But when you think about it, their influence has been around for awhile now. Like Guild Wars for example, I didn't really know they collaborated with western designers and NCSoft is from Korea.

Also, Sword of the New World is pretty cool for a free game. Lot of quality and worth playing for something you don't have to pay for. And finally, series` like Lineage 2 has been around for awhile.

After playing so many Japanese RPGs and dabbling in western ones, it's a pretty good breath of fresh air to play some Korean RPGs/MMOs.

I think as for PC gaming goes, I'm glad Korean developers bring some additional life to PC's.

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No they're not. Move along now.

What's the point? Somebody will create a crack that will completely get rid of the protection. Guess who will suffer this time again?BlackAlpha666

My thoughts exactly