My 920 is still managing to cope with everything I throw at it. As long as your GPU is decent, I'd leave it until you're noticing performance issues.

Perhaps we're all just getting too used to sales. The download market is now pretty crowded with them, so between people buying major titles at release and those holding out for a sale, people get what they want pretty quickly.

I generally buy games in sales that I wouldn't otherwise get - if I don't like them, I haven't wasted much (and in most instances was still better value than a cinema ticket).

I've stumped up the cash for Dishonoured +DLC in addition to my previous purchases.

That's me pretty much done for this sale, although I'm keeping an eye on the indie games that come up as I've found a number of them to be quite good recently (and I can play them on my laptop in the summer heat instead of incinerating myself with my rig). Monaco looks intriguing, and after playing Gunpoint, looking enjoyable.

Bought the Walking Dead and just about to purchase Tomb Raider and Hitman Absolution.

All I need now is Remember Me to go ultra cheap (and maybe Dishonoured too...didn't get a community vote), and I'm done.

If Dishonored gets the vote in the community deal, I'll probably get that. But really, I'd like to see Remember Me become dirt cheap.

I have the same overclock and run a 7970, so I see no reason why you couldn't run an nvidia 7xx or AMD 8xxx series with no issues.

1. Vice City. Nicely references GTA3 with various characters, includes motorbikes and generally nails the 80s feel. Plus: Miniguns.

2. GTAIII. Dialled the entire series up a notch and was often very funny.

3. GTA. Unashamedly bloody, very simple, good fun. GTA London was decent, but adjusting to driving on the left was vaguely irritating (A perfect powerslide into oncoming traffic doesn't turn out so perfect).

4. GTAIV. Kept it simple, but it felt very straight-faced a lot of the time. The DLC were a mess on the PC, so I never really played much of either.

5. San Andreas. SA always felt like it was trying too hard to me - as though they were stung by all the criticism the media gives every entry so they decided to add some psuedo-RPG elements to make it feel more "realistic" which just distracted from the game. But on the plus side, articulated lorries!

6. GTAII. I never liked the way they took the style away from being vaguely realistic.

No. While the Note has its merits, I want something that's pocket-sized with a fairly decent battery life.

I'm wary of any of Crytek's output after the disappointment of Crysis 3.

I can do anything I want with a PC. I'm finding a lot of good indie games out there that might not otherwise be available in the walled off console garden.

Console exclusives are a minority...I can manage.