one of my mates has preordered it for me for my birthday =D can't wait, pity im going to have to wait for exams to finish before i can actually play.

Why do so many people want to play games in Windowed Mode.... can someone please explain?FelipeInside

Go for it. It's a great GPU as well. Currently using it and having very good fun playing games on v-high =)

To be honest, Resident Evil 4 on the PC isn't even worth it unless you have a gamepad. Keyboard/Mouse controls are sloppy due to the 2nd rate port. That being said. I'm not saying it is a bad game, on the contrary it's one the best, but it's not worth it for PC if your using a mouse and keyboard.

Hrmm. Last year in one epic weekend I played AoC for around 26 hours straight. Didn't have a headache which was good. Had quite a few cups of coffee though.

This year, probably 3 hours max during holidays of any game. School for the loss.

I have played all three, played Fallout 3 for around 10 hours, Far Cry 2 for 15 and Dead Space for 15.

Value for Money: Fallout 3
My favourite: Dead Space
Repetitive: Far Cry 2

I wouldn't bother with Far Cry 2, it's a great game, the gun mechanics are spot in for a FPS, it's just that having to clear out gaurdposts every 5 mins, doing the same missions over and over, gets annoying.

Dead Space I enjoyed very much, it isn't very long, took me around 12 hours to beat it on normal. I liked the story but many people think it's cliche. If you do get this, I highly recommend watching the Animated COmics and the Animated Prequel before playing, adds to the experience in my opinion.

Fallout 3 is just an amazing game in general, I've played 10 hours and haven't even touched the first Mainquest out of Vault 101. Fallout 3 is probably the only game I have played where the sidequests are just so fun and captivating that you just lose yourself in them. And it's so exciting making massive world-changing decisions (I won't say what it is) and wondering what would happen if you went down a different path.

Fallout 3 is easy to recommend, Dead Space may just be an acquired taste so to speak. GL making a decision!

No games are 'bad'. They just aren't as good as they should have been, or aren't as good as expected. Something I have noticed is that as I've gotten older (and more picky) I find that I say that less and less games are 'awesome'. When I was 8, everything was awesome! That's the way it is, every game is good... when your 8.

Developers usually just leave a game if it does bad, very rarely will a developer even bother with a patch, and when they do, it nearly never fixes the problems. This is why so few games actually make a profit, and recetly why many game development studios and companies are closing down, selling off, and losing stock.