Emily from Deadly Premonition might be an odd choice, but yep!

hi am new but i am going 2 be getting a xbox 360 soon so what games are good a like gta and BULLY SCHOLARSHIP . what are so good game thanks09natgames

Odd choice perhaps, but Deadly Premonition is a game I recommend. It's got a sandbox style I guess, like a small-town GTA. Much less interactiveness than those two games, but I'd give the gameplay a look. The story is fantastic, and if you're a fan of story-rich games - this is the game to beat.

Back to games 'like GTA and Bully' though - Saints Row 2 perhaps? I wasn't very keen on what I've seen of the third. Assassins Creed games are fun, sandbox games. The Saboteur is like a World War II Grand Theft Auto in short. Mafia II and LA Noire are quite similar, and I recommend looking into gameplay for these. Crackdown 1 & 2 (I preferred the first) are similar to GTA in ways - but less story-based and more based on quick-fix fun.

Hope this helped!

You might want to try the PC hardware forum. :)

Pirate700

Haha, I'm still unfamilar with this forum - I'll make sure to next time :D

And thanks everyone, I appreciate the help.

Firstly, sorry if the US$ translation wasn't accurate - I'm from the UK.

Anyway, my current computer isn't working very well when I try to play games - specifically, high quality games. I tried to download and install the SWTOR trial, but I don't have enough CPU for it - and my computer's graphics system is really bad. Whenever I try to play Morrowind or Oblivion, the game is laggy as hell - meaning that I can't really do anything on a high-quality game.

What I'd like is a decent gaming laptop - if possible, one which costs less than £450 / $700.

Can anybody recommend such a laptop? Thank you.

It's been quite interesting reading these responses. Most people tend not to care much for brands; this contrasts massively where I live. People are considered poor or 'tramps' if they're seen wearing Adidas, Ecko Unltd, Reebok... It's a shame - and I've never understood how someone can be so materially obsessed. I mean, people that I know spend like £200 on a jumper / hoodie... Is it necessary?!

Yea, but it does take a little effort. Here's an article on how to do it . . . .

http://www.brighthub.com/video-games/pc/articles/11612.aspx

HilbillyRokstar

If your looking for something new get Kingdoms Of Amalur.slimdave21

I preferred the first Left 4 Dead. I wasn't as keen on the whole 'daylight' maps on 2. I think I prefer the cliché dark, rainy back alley zombie attacks. I preferred the simplicity too.

This may stir up a little confusion, but I find Civilisation Revolution to be very hard to master. There's quick-winning techniques, I just never manage to execute the turns properly haha. I guess to a certain extent, UFC. Some players have complete mastery of the clinching - which I'm still on amateur hour at :D

I also, maybe due to inexperience with the genre, find the JRPGs like Lost Odyssey to be pretty hard. Not Dark Souls hard, but still difficult. I'd be impressed if someone came to my house and defeated a boss first-time on Lost Odyssey anyway haha

I tend to not buy the upper-end designer gear like Armani, Alexander McQueen etc. - there's some brands like Akademics which work just fine for me. They're unique, comfortable and have an urban American feel to them - which is ever so rare over here in the UK