Alright, so I bought a $30 PSN card earlier this week and I'm about to get around to playing Journey. Hope it's worth the hype (and that there are others playing still).

Why are people replying? TC is either a fool or a troll. You can't win an argument with a fool because they don't understand that they're wrong, and you can't win an argument with a troll, period.

Witcher 2. More graphic romance scenes. What else is needed? But seriously, I've played a few hours of each and they both seem pretty solid. I don't think you can go wrong with whichever you choose.

I was so hyped for Journey but things came up and I was busy during release and forgot about it. Still worth buying, considering the multiplayer aspect? Will I still find others to journey with if I bought and played within the week? How long is it from beginning to 100% completion.

Definite:

• Grand Theft Auto 5

Very Likely:

• The Last of Us
• Blazblue: Chrono Phantasma (highly doubt it's PS3 exclusive though)
• Final Fantasy: Lightning Returns

Possibly, depending on reception and/or more information:

• Bioshock Infinite
• DmC
• Dead Space 3
• God of War: Ascension
• Gears of War: Judgement

Don't think Super Smash Bros 4 or Watch Dogs will be here next year, though they'd be Definite and Very Likely, respectively. No idea what Destiny is, despite liking Bungie's pre-Reach work.

1. NIER
2. Blazblue
3. Halo

Not getting the Assassins Creed vibe, but I'm looking forward to it. I really enjoyed XIII, and I'm playing XIII-2 at the moment and after a great intro followed by a few slow hours it's starting to pick up again. I'm a little concerned about the combat though; is it just Lightning with no party members? I'm happy that Lightning has taken center stage again though. But party members and their chemistry really add to a jRPG.. It's something I've felt is desperately lacking in XIII-2 so far.

Ugh, I was just about to buy a 7950 over a 660ti based on recommendations here.. Now I don't know what to do.

I've read a few articles now on how the GTX 660 ti edges the 7950, though the difference is minimal? The store I was ordering from doesn't have the 7950 listed either.

Also, I edited my first post; I'm thinking a Corsair 500R would be a more appropriate choice than the Storm Trooper, and I forgot to add a CPU cooler. Does anyone know if a Noctua NH-U12P would fit into a 500R case? It might be an obvious question, but I know very little about it all so I'd have no idea. Would the stock fans on the 500R be fine for general gaming? Oh, and does anyone know much about dust filters, and would recommend them?

1TB HDD
8GB RAM
Corsair 500R Case
Antec Series HCG-620M 620W PSU
GTX 660ti
i5 3570K
Noctua NH-U12P CPU cooler
GIGABYTE GA-Z77X-UD3H mobo

Total = ~$1200

I've been meaning to buy a rig for awhile and was about to buy one about six months ago after help from this forum, but backed out. Now I'm ready to actually spend some cash but decided to revise the build and this is what I've come up with. Is there anything that stands out that should be swapped? I want performance without going overkill, though I could spend a bit more if worthwhile. Any tips/recommendations or thoughts on this build would be much appreciated. I don't know too much about PC gaming and therefore not much idea on how this rig would perform under the weight of more demanding games.

Thanks.