It's short and sweet really, got me sticked to my chair for a good 15 hours straight. Graphics are nice, much less tuter than in the demo. I was really pleasantly surprised.

Multiplayer is where the game really shines IMO, it's a M&M ET ripoff (though ET is awesome so it's good). Crusade mode sometimes turn into a TK fest because of stupid fireball mages

Look for the .INI, something like SplinterCell.INI. There's generally a width and height setting, change it to your resolution

Example X=1680

Y=1050

Have you checked your Disk for scratches

Here's what you should do

Step 1make an Image of your Oblivion CD's/DVD so you don't have to use your CD/DVD reader, a program like Alcohol 52%(Free) will do

Step 2 mount the image on a virtual drive, program like deamon toolz, Alcohol 52% has a virtual drive option too.

If you can't do that then a NOCD ".exe replacer" can be found at gamecopyworld (This is completly legal though frowned upon), i don't advise doing this as it can lead to instability

If you have any firewallmaking an exception would be a good idea, I've never played Impossible creature but at that point online must really be low for that game.

Can you play other games online too on your PC, your PS3 has no firewall or port blocking software so that's why it works fine

GRAW is bad because the "different" gameplay, the real GRAW is much better, Vegas is bad because they've killed the original franchise to appeal to playstation 2 gamers.

This is different because it's a dumbed down franchise or a "Special" for PC title, it may be bad but what i've seen point to the contrary. The only difference between each version will be controls. Splinter Cells controls are not that bad. What may be bad will be hardware support, or not