getting the dark knight bonus at the end helps plus a nice variation score, and if you want to get one of the big scores I'm almost positive about this you need to flawless combo every level!! that extra 1000 helps out a lot. In some of the levels you can throw Henchman over the ledge or through a window that gets you extra points to. I don't know how much you get for the Perfect Knight bonus though, anyone know?

Flip4910

Dark Knight Bonus: +500 points for going untouched in a round

Variation Bonus: +100 (times x amt of combos you used)

Freeflow Combo Bonus: +1000 for defeating all enemies in ONE combo.

Perfect Knight Bonus: +5000 for going untouched all 4 rounds.

Quick Question I'm planning on buying a new PC this week that comes with the Windows 7 upgrade key. If I don't touch my PC until I recieve the upgrade disk, and then fire it up and carry out the upgrade... will it be near enough to the quality of a clean install? The Fujitsu Amilo DP3/Pi3635 Desktop PC, Core 2 Quad Q8200 2.33GHz, 4GB RAM, 1TB HDD, Blu-Ray, ATI HD 4850, Card Reader, Vista Home Premium desktop is designed for Vista but will the drivers for the ATI Radeon HD 4850 Graphics card or any other components work with Windows 7? Thanks!Elvinator1994

It will be fine. Win 7 will install default drivers autoiatically. Just be sure you install your own GPU drivers afterwords, as the Win 7 GPU drivers are not so good.

@wurd, if you use win 7 upgrade all of your stuff from your xp install will appear in a folder called windows.old unless you decide to install win 7 on a seperate partition.

I want to get windows 7 pro edition and I currently have vista home premium. I can take advantage of my school offer, but can only buy upgrade versions with it. Will I be safe in buying the pro edition upgrade even though I have vista home premium or do I need to buy the windows 7 home premium upgrade?

Rec-neps

Hey I made a thread in PC games (thought software should go with software, my bad) so I will just copy and paste what I wrote

Hi all. I have some questions concerning the OEM (for system builders)version of Windows 7 versus the Full Version of Windows 7

1. Why is it cheaper?

2. What do I lose compared to the "full" (boxed) version?

3. Am I limited to the number of times I can install it on my computer?

4. If I change my hardware, will I need to buy another copy?

5. Does it include the 64 bit version?

6. Is there anything else I should know?

For reference, here is what I am talking about:

Windows 7 OEMhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16832116754

Windows 7 Full http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16832116716

*After doing a bit of research, I came up with two new questions:

OK I found a forum explaining something

http://www.computerforum.com/162215-windows-7-oem-vs-retail.html

so I guess I only have one question now:

WIndows 7 OEM can be installed on one system initially; however, I can install it on another system/upgraded system, I just need to phone it in?

Oh and one more:

Do you think the retail version is worth the extra money?

Thank you for your time!

mrbojangles25

2. Customer service.....

3. Technically, yes, practically, no.

4. no

5. depends on which one you buy, if it says 64 then it's 64.

6. no

I think you still are only supposed to install it on one system, don't know if you can install on more than one.

No, retail is not worth the extra money. In my opinion. Between those two you linked take the OEM.