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Here are my PC specs, I'm using a notebook PC by the way.

Intel Core 2 Duo P8700 2.53 GHz CPU

4GB DDR2 667 MHz system RAM

nVIDIA GeForce GT 240M (with 1GB VRAM)

HD space at least 320GB

Would that be enough?

PublicNuisance

To play the game ? Yes. To Max It ? No.

Yeah I thought so too, thanks for the second opinion, I guess I don't need to buy a true gaming laptop for the time being since this

one works pretty well on most of the games for me.

BTW try this, test your system and see if it qualifies to play ME2

http://www.yougamers.com

Here are my PC specs, I'm using a notebook PC by the way.

Intel Core 2 Duo P8700 2.53 GHz CPU

4GB DDR2 667 MHz system RAM

nVIDIA GeForce GT 240M (with 1GB VRAM)

HD space at least 320GB

Would that be enough?

Hmm, I thought Bayonetta IS DMC5, well it's made by the same company that is.

Did you actively participate in the massacre and kill innocent people, or did you stand back and watch?

Just curious. I actively participated. I didn't really think there was another option :-/.

VCWilson121

Depends on the mood really, most of the time I just stood back and watch (and avoid fire from the airport guards) but I returned fire at the FSB units, BUT if I was having a really bad day then EVERYTHING that moves inside the airport gets my bullets.

I play 2-3 games at a time, because my hard drive space is limited, sometimes I can only install 2 games at most.

Right now, I am playing Mass Effect, Call of Duty 4 and Empire Total War, a while ago I also had Battlestations: Pacific installed but since I beat

the game, it's not on hard drive for now.

Metal Knight 1998? That is quite a vintage game.

The Angry Beavers

hedden93

Lol, yeah that one too, had good laughs watching that one :)

SWAT Kats

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swat_Kats

I've watched Star Trek three time and it's epic, but I wouldn't jump to conclusion calling it the best movie just yet, Transformer 2 is coming up near end of this month.