My apologies, My GPU will be a GTX 680

I plan on gaming at only 1080p, I have no current plans to do any higher resolution than that. I would like to be playing games on the highest possible settings.

CPU - Intel i7 3770

RAM - 16GB DDR3

HDD - 2TB 7200 RPM Wester Digital

Mobo - ASUS P8Z77-V

Case - NZXT Phantom 410

PSU - Corsair 750 Watt

Haven't decided on other stuff such as operating system, peripherals, etc.  How long do you roughly think this system will last me? 

You won't have a tough time finding a match, but if you aren't practiced you will have a tough time being able to compete in them.

I just finished Heavy Rain last night, and let me say that I went from not caring about this game at all to counting down the days for it.  It is not a big deal to me that they grabbed Ellen Page (although I do love her work) so much, but as a whole I like that it is representative that video games are starting to be recognized as a legitimate form of media. It is kind of like when Aaron Staton (Mad Men, August Rush) joing L.A. Noire.  I am just excited about the possibilities as a whole that this is opening up.

Heavy Rain, but I just finished it last night. It will probably be Uncharted 2 in a couple hours, but I have a Terabyte HDD in my console with about 50 games on it so I could end up playing one of those as well.

I doubt it.  I will have a better idea on Monday though.

Catherine.  It was honestly one of the best game of that year in my opinion.

That is the point.  They even go to Rapture and if you play the original Bioshock you can hear the Songbird when in Fort Frolic.

I am in the process of building a pc and have a quick question.  If I plan on playing at 1080p, would it be wise to get two 7970 Ghz Edtions rather than just one?  Or would you suggest something entirely?  Keep in mind I will be wanting to play my games like Crysis 3 and The Witcher 2 on ultra, but I have seen conficting opinion on the necessity of 2 GPUs for that.