My objective is also very simple: 5 Games with Addictive but non-reccuring or otherwise open-ended limitless gameplay. These do deviate from my naural list though: 1. Pokemon Emerald You can't get enough in the land of hoenn. It would keep me busy for about a few months in attempts to get shiny legendaries and perfect IVs. 2. Sims 2 Believe me, you can never get bored of the Sims. Its an on going journey till eternity. 3. SimCity 4: Rush Hour It takes a lot to get one virtual city up and running. And SimCity 4 lets you manage an entire region, so another one for endless gameplay. 4. Resident Evil 4 or Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Some Quick action. Why there are two, well if I would be etting stuck some where for 2-3 weeks, I would pick RE4, but for longer Periods, GTA:SA would be it. 5. WWE SmackDown vs. RAW 2006 For some wrestling or sports action. The Gameplay is repetitive bu the challenge is great. Bottom-Line: Dont ever ask me again to pick only five games. EVER AGAIN!!!........ lol
AMD Just couldent loose that easy, there might have been some thing... I know. The Core 2 is a new yet not publicaly avaliable system, while the performance charts are for a Core 2 vs. Athlon 64 FX-60 (Socket 939). DDR2 vs. DDR LGA775 vs 939 if it was LGA775 vs AM2, and Athlon 64 FX-62 AM2, i am sure the charts would be different. So, common people, dont loose hope yet, trust AMD. btw, if you look at the price difference, i would say Core 2 pulled out a shot.
when i saw those shots of Heavy Rain, I know something was odd, something is missing. I cant point my finger on it but there is something. Thanx to this article, i got a lot better understanding of the issue
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