No now STFU haters, if you don't like it don't play it and don't cry about how much you hate it because no matter how many sad little people you get to agree with you on the internet it won't change the fact you were dissapointed by the highest selling media release ever. So shut up and get out. Next you'll be whining about Call of Duty 4 and Mass Effect and Assassin's Creed soon after that.Ket87

haha, sure...

Everytime someone insults me on XBL who is under 18+ years of age, they always accuse me of being a loser because I'm 27 and playing videogames. Is there suppose to be a cut off? College kids are all about gaming so I guess it's safe to assume that they're not losers since they are going to school.

So are gamers suppose to just quit playing games when they get a full time job after college? I'm sure that some people are just too busy to play games when they enter the work field. But does playing videogames after the age of 25 mean that you have an unfulfilled life? I guess most people picture a successful person going out everynight. Clubbin' it up. Hangin' out with chicks gettin' some. Or maybe just always on the grind trying to make business deals. Whatever.

Or maybe we see older people from another generation and since they're not playing games then it must not be a thing that adults do. But I think the reason for that is simply because they didn't grow up playing videogames like we did. And as time goes on, more games are being geared towards adults. So existing gamers really have a lot of variety to choose from even if they're preferences change as they mature or get a older.

I work fulltime in business and live w/ my girlfriend in the suburbs. I play videogames everynight when I go home. And I'll probably be a gamer forever. Am I a loser that needs to get a life? Maybe. But for now, I can live with that.

yucky_straw

gtfo halo (generalized sterotype for humor purposes) and play cod4, no one ever talks... we take our game seriously.. (and yet still manage to have fun..)

all the magazines say assassins creed is gonan be the biggest dissapointment this year.. i dont know what else is there other than these 2 CharlyMurphy

what have you been reading?

I have tried over and over but it wont work. I install the drivers, installed the card and when i plug it in its just.. randomly colored pixels. Plug it back into the Integrated and it works fine. here are my specs.

Emachine T3256

AMD athalon XP processor (2.17GHz AMD Athlon XP 3000+ to be specific)
Geforce 4 MX integrated graphics (even though it says GeForce 2 on the actual chip :/ )
512 mb RAM

The card is a Radeon 9200 from a few yeard back, and it is a PCI card. I've heard i need to change the BIOS over so it will recognize that it needs to use a PCI card and Not AGP. IF you've come across a guide, or have had problems with this, can ya help me out?