ok, but would a GeForce 7500 LE work? with lag or would it run smoothly? thanks for ur helpecks001
the 7500 will work fine with no lag, perfectly smooth. With the 7600 I can run the game maxed, with AA x2 and AF x4, so you will probably be able to get similar settings.
and throw inAssassin's Creed, half-life 2 episode 2, F.E.A.R. (the new one don't know its name), gears of war for pc, and any other gut wrenching game that I can't keep waiting for anymore !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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You sir, have very good taste. lol I can't wait for those either. Except I can barely afford 1 game every 2 months, so I'm don't know what I'm gonna do to be able to afford all the games i want. :P
you will probably get some slowdown when you have battles on the bigger maps, but even then, it shouldn't be too costly to your mission or whatnot. hope you have a good time obliterating aliens and online n00bs. lol
I would highly recommend getting the BF2: Deluxe Edition, which comes with BF2 and BF2: Special Forces. SF has quite a large amount of content, with some really cool and fun to use weapons and exclusive vehicles. It's inclusion of 8 maps brings you to 18 with BF2 included. But if you just want BF2, then yea, definitely pick it up. There are MANY more server than even BF 2142, and it is a pretty amazing game.
Well, if you don't have BFME II, then definitely get it. I got it yesterday, and have been thoroughly addicted. There is a mass of content to play with. StarCraft is also an amazing RTS, that has a pretty lengthy story mode, due to 3 big campaigns. The game also still has a massive Multiplayer following, with plenty of servers to compete in. However, to answer your question, if you are deadset on getting WC3 or AOE3, i would say AOE3.
i am still quite an avid player of Starcraft, as well as all of the Diablos. I also very much still enjoy playing the original Half-Life, Counter-Strike, and many other late nineties games. While I do agree that playing Half-Life, then comparing to more modern games is a huge leap, I really see the gameplay more than the graphics.
Personally, I'm going with Bioshock. You can do sooooo much more with the weapons than simply add a silencer, scope, or other external attachment. :P You can change the ammo type, add electric or fire damage to the bullets, make the weapon run more effectively through putting in new and different parts, and much more. So for me, I definitely think the weapons will be something very special to experience. Likewise, to me, the plasmids look more interesting than a marine supersuit because you're altering your character's actual body. You're not stepping into a "false skin" of sorts. For your Protagonist, his body and his weapons are all that he has to use survive, and you're gonna have to alter both to see another day. I really just think that, in the end, the more human nature of Bioshock will affect a lot more players. But either way, both games are going to be fun and amazing, and since both are coming out a couple of months apart, that gives everybody time to get one, and save for the other. :P
I don't have a 360, but I am ecstactic about GoW coming to PC. I've played the game a lot at friend's houses and such, and I really had a blast with it. So now that it's coming to the PC with better graphics, and better control, it's gonna be amazing.
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