I'd love to have a copy of Portal 2 if anyone is willing to gift me a coupon. I just started getting back into pc gaming and only have a couple games on steam and have been wanting to pick upPortal 2 for awhile. Unfortunately I just missed the Autumn sale. Steam ID: Ravenstone75 Thanks in advance.

It's looking more and more like I just need to start over from scratch with a new case and scavenge what I can out of my existing comp. I want to do my best to future proof, so it's not outdated too soon. Right now my comp. does med setting pretty well on most games I have tried. I would like it to be able to do high-ultra settings. As it is I was wanting to add memory, blu-ray drive, and new graphics card. Now that I'm thinking about it, that's most of a computer anyways, lol.

A couple years ago a friend of mine had built a mid-range gaming pc using a D-vine home theatre case for a mutual friend of ours. Long story short, the guy backed out of buying it after it was built, so I ended up buying it from my friend. I am planning on upgrading it since I am becoming a pc only gamer. My question is, are low profile components very limiting vs. normal components? I like the case, but it wouldn't be a huge issue if I had to take everything out an put into a new case in order to upgrade it. I just don't want to limit myself if I don't have to and I don't know a lot about pc components.

Amazon is good and Steam as well. Green man gaming, cdkeyhouse.com. You missed the big black friday sale so just wait for the christmas sale. Realmjumper

I have a mid-range gaming pc, which I will be upgrading soon, but I haven't really been what anyone would consider an avid pc gamer since the late 80ies. The last game I bought for the pc was World of Warcraft when it launched, but I never played it religiously. I quit playing it completely about a year after Burning Crusade came out. I have stayed/prefered to play primarily with consoles. I recently decided to go back to the PC full time and drop consoles, with the exception of Nintendo. My question is, where are the best places to buy games for the pc? Obviously, I know about retail stores and I have a steam account, but for the most part, I have been pretty oblivious to pc games. I am just wondering where everyone likes to buy their games from.

i preordered my wii u online and I won't be getting it till like nov 20 something :( wish i did it in store but I wanted to guarantee my copyBangerman15