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[QUOTE="kaos-hero"]You're running windows. :lol:Christopper

Yeah and so am I. Are you some sort of Mac fanboy?

I lol'd at the fact he was browsing ikea.com

I need a new CD tower :oops:

And btw this is my PC desktop, I'm usually on my MBP...

Call of Duty 3. $60 for 15 minutes of play before I said, "Wow this sucks."

But hey, I loved Greendog! Although Sonic 2 is better, greendog is still great.

(For the uninformed: Sony plans on putting a "portable copy" in blu-ray discs that you will then be able to transfer to your PSP.)

I don't own any Blu-Ray movies so maybe it's already out there even? I looked around but found nothing about it since CES on sites like Kotaku, Engadget, and Joystick.

If you're playing one for the story, then MGS2.

Whoever said MGS3 is just saying that because it's the most easy to control, when infact it will most likely have the least to do with MGS4 since Solid Snake isn't even in MGS3.

MGS4 takes place after MGS2.

Anyways... trust me, you want to play all three. You'll be so glad you did and there's even a anniversary edition coming out soon for PS2 with all three games for like $30.

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[QUOTE="whocares4peace"]Depends if you've already played Hl2 and Episode 1. On 2nd thought, I'd say get Orange Box either way, its should be a must buy for everyone.bigcalkenobi

I've played a little bit of Half-life 2, the whole episode 1 and I haven't played Episode 2 yet. I haven't played tema fortress 2, but I have played up to level 12 on Portal.

Get the Orange Box, you havent really played portal if you havent played the last level. Plus, Episode 1 is the low point of the Half Life series, HL2 and Episode 2 are vastly superior. And since you're getting it for the PC, there are actually people playing TF2, unlike the 360 version.

Episode 2 is better than episode 1, sweet. I kind've didn't get episode 1 very much either because I only played the first couple of hours of Half-life 2 so I didn't know the ending. This time I'll get to play all the way through so I'll acually understand how all of this relates to Half-life 1. How is online for Team Fortress 2?

Episode 2 is better than Half-Life 2. It's amazing.

And Team Fortress 2 online is great, especially with the Steam community tool (can be opened at anytime during play for chat, clan info, or to join a friend's game). There's always full servers and with so many classes, it's hard to get bored.

Orange Box.

I'm strangely reminded of the last episode of Futurama, where Zoidberg becomes a consumer *****.ThePlothole

Hah, I was about to make a Zoidberg reference...