There would have to be a revamp of the system. No more macro bar, no more list of abilities. There would be hotkeys. I could see a game like Oblivion working as an MMO, but not Warcraft style games. Instanced areas would be able to keep the lag down (think EVE), and new players could get a rundown in an instanced beginners area that could be skipped (think Star Wars Galaxies). There is a lot of potential for success, but there is also a lot of risk in bringing a new game genre to a new system.

Neither of those are all that great, mostly because of the massive lack of RAM. I have 4gb of ram, and pretty much everything works on my PC. Memory is important for gaming. I have a Dell Studio 1737.

This is why I no longer play shooters on my PC. I retain my PC for Civilization, Sim City, Tropico, The Sims, and MMORPGS.

Evidently there are production companies looking for directors for Warcraft and Halo. If they get a big enough name with a big enough budget, I think they could be pulled off.

Now I never want to see a Fable movie. It's not really big enough for the old producers that have big titles under their belt to do it justice.

Gears of War 2. I can't get into the play style. I never play it, and I feel sorry for ever asking for it, but I can't say that to my aunt.

The play and charge is okay, however, like it was stated before, it doesn't like to work with old battery packs. If you bought it used from somewhere like GameStop, then the pack may be old, and I'd recommend getting a charge station kit. I cycle through my battery packs, and it works just fine with my old battery pack from the play and charge kit, so while I play, I charge a pack to full and undock it, then when one pack dies, I plug the next in and start the cycle anew.

EDIT: I was just looking online, and I realized that the Play-and-Charge kit is the charge station. Sorry, I was confused. You may need to replace your battery pack, or just return it.