I'm sure quite a lot out there are aware but at least its cheaper than the Steam price, just thought I would share it here.

http://www.gamefly.co.uk/Download-Max-Payne-3-UK/5003667/?cid=mp3uk072712

1. Forgive me if this has already been ask but I have finished this game on the xbox 360 but don't know what the easiest way is to unlock the many things that there in the gun store.

Please tell me that it does not require playing online...

2. Deluxe Edition, with regards to Steam, can you upgrade and pay a separate fee to get the additional stuff or do you have to pay for the whole thing again?

Is it tied to the 720p enforcement on 1080p problem?

Ratings can be harshed but that's one review, the user score will determine how we the players feel and not enough these days use it.

I think 7.5 is not bad, when going up to 8, 8.5 and 9 is basically saying, "I'm going to play this game everyday and for years to come".

As much as I hate to say it I'm looking forward to a sequel than playing this game 6 months from now.

What's your spec? What version of Windows are you running? Home, Pro, Ultimate?

Sounds bad you might need to reinstall Windows, try reinstalling the driver for your graphics card or revert back.

No, my elbow made contact with the wall because as I was trying to control my slip my head also my contact with the wall, it's was freakish but as far as I'm aware I wasnt knocked out. Bad cut to my forehead, shaken of course but I'm sure that it would have been clearer back then.

The contact made with the wall would have had a direct impact to the frontal lobe if you think about the forehead about two inches above the eyebrows, again, i'm no brain surgeon or have any medical background, I'm just curious whether it would have been obvious over the course of my life.

I'm 27 now and that was then, it's extremely unlikely but my parents don't seem to remember and if there is nothing in the medical records thats clear then if I want to have an examination would a neurologist know more?

Cheers thanks, gonna ask for my full medical file from the GP as well as the hospital I go to, there's bound to be more there but this is a great start.

Thanks once again, any more information would be a bonus.

Hmm, blimey, now we're asking.

Year 3 to year 6 at Primary school so in the UK that would be aged 7-10.

I was having a chat to someone about the long term affects to the brain, in particular to memory and emotions.

When I was a kid I had suffered what I would call a 'blow' to the head, from running in school and when looking to stop to touch the wall and run back the other way in a race I slipped and at full speed crashed into the wall along with my elbow. The blow would have been to my forehead, so likely the frontal lobe.

As this happened when I was kid I don't ever remember anything the doctors saying what the diagnosis was etc so apart from finding out from the GP and elsewhere what that might have been considering I remembered it and don't think I do suffer from memory loss, high/low emotions what could be the possible long term effects if any?

Hi,

Wonder if anyone has been able to manage this.

As the hard drives on the slim are in it's own casing allowing SATA/Power connections I have tried to connect this to my PC (Windows 7 64bit) and it does recognise it but the problem is that Disk Management is asking for the following:

"You must initialise a disk before Logical Disk Manager can access it"

It gives me two options, either select MBR or GPT.

The reason I'm connecting it to my PC is because I'm trying to get the NFL 2k5 roster update onto my hard disk which has the saves stored for the game already.

Any ideas?