Thanks for your suggestions. None of the above.

It's probably more than 10 years ago. I played it on a desktop computer (no idea what it was), in the UK.

The graphics we 3d, so not the top down like herzog zwei.

It's always bothered me I can't remember or haven;t stumpled across it.

I am trying to find an old game I played about 10 years ago or more.

All I can remember is that;

You had an aircraft carrier, and you could launch planes, boats (and I think) tanks. Once launched they were AI controlled, but at any time you could click on them and take control yourself.

Similar to Return Fire.

Any thoughts?

Thank you very much,

You can use system link. Two TVs, Two copies of the games, and of course two consoles!

But it's lame co-op, not like Choas Theory. Not story line driven. Just setup levels against BOTS.

If you are not looking for an exact title you use game finder.

You input everything you need. For example - XBOX360, Action Game, Made 2007 and it shows you are relevant matches.

One of the options is, co-op, online or offline.

I want to know if an xbox 360 connected directly to one other is considered offline or online multiplayer.

At GameSpot is one 360 plugged directly into another 360 via a network cable regarded as Online or Offline connectivity?

I am using the GameFinder and want to know which box to tick.

Thanks

Thanks, I am going to stick with a 20" LCD... how about the Acer AL2016WD 5ms?

Hello,

I am about to buy the LG 20" Widescreen monitor for gaming (L204WT-SF).

Has anyone got one, or have any thoughts on this model?

I am chosing this because of its price and fast respond rate. ($298.00)

I was looking at the BenQ 22" for $360.00 but it had too many faults in the reviews.

Any tips on the LG monitor would be appreciated.

Thanks

Nice one. But head over to this website (http://www23.tomshardware.com/cpu.html) and look at the charts about the CPU, there isn't much difference between yours and the one I am about to buy. Every penny counts... 

CPU: Intel P4 Core 2 Duo E6600 2.4Ghz
MOTHER BOARD: Asus P5WDG2-WS-Pro
RAM: Corsair 3GB

HD: Seagate 320GB SATA II 7200RPM
VIDEO CARD: Gainward GeForce 8800GTX 768mb
POWER: Thermaltake 750W
MONITOR: LG 22" Widescreen LCD, 5ms.
Plus. XP Home, Sound Card, Cooling Fan, Case, Wireless Keyboard & Mouse etc...

All built, tested and delivered for AUD$2,887.80

Which RAM do you suggest? For example, if I put these in, will it be any good?

1x Corsair 2GB TWIN2X2048-6400C5DHX (2x1GB) T2X2048-64C5DHX PC-6400 CL5
2x Corsair CM2X512A-6400 512MB XMS2 PC-6400 (800Mhz) RAM

^depends if your planing on overclocking the **** out of that CPU then 2 x 1GB of ram is best other solutions like 1 x2GB of ram dont work so well for overclocking. Also I reccomend that you buy all the parts then pay a little extra for them to assemble it. prebuilt comps=waste of money. I also recommend you get a 22 inch 1680x1050 monitor for high resolution gaming. your GTX will be wasted at 1280x1024 resolution. filmography

I've just upgraded the monitor to a 22" BenQ... so it's just the RAM now.