The only thing that brings down Saints Row is its boring driving mechanics, the driving in GTA:IV is awesome and a lot of fun if you can handle it, of course a lot of people diss it because they can't understand how a car works...
[QUOTE="jjtiebuckle"]Source? I don't see Valve, Bioware, Hideo Kojima Productions, Insomniac, Infinity Ward, or Neversoft making a MMO. I think the keyword is attempt, but as you've shown, the few major contenders have failed. But that doesn't mean everyones playing WoW. 11 milion people in a world of 6 billion- numbers don't seem that impressive do they. I think that 11 million doesn't account for the people who purchased the game again or have multiple accounts/ share accounts/ etc.kilaan
Actually Bioware is making a Knights of the Old Republic Star Wars MMO.
[QUOTE="the_mitch28"]Actually I would say the touch interface is what is stopping it from becoming a comparable portable gaming device.MAILER_DAEMON
You mean the fact that there's only a touch interface. ;)
& considering the kind of game experiences that I can get on the DS and PSP that I can't get on the iPhone, plus the fact that don't have to bother with memory management of my games... I'll stick to gaming devices, thanks.
Obviously.
But I'm sure a D-Pad and some buttons are only an accessory away.
Then the only problem is games which all seem to be gimmicky things to further show off the iphones gimmicky features.
Yeah everything loads up but that circle in the middle keeps spinning as if the video was just loading very slowly. Normally I don't have to wait at all for videos to stream but I can't even watch any of the E3 videos including stages demos.
well i have clear side case and i can't say i can see any wires near the fan, my graphics card sits upside down so nothing can dangle down into it... i have no real idea of knowing if it's the graphics card except for it only happening during hardware intensive programs.... and i'm also under the assumption that the case fans only spin at one speed at all times... one of my friends told me that the graphics card fan would speed up as it was required more... but it puzzled me as to why they wouldnt just have it going at max speed at all times.
I'm getting weird rattling noises coming from one of my fans within my computer and im pretty sure it's coming from my graphics card. The only way i can assume that it's my graphics card is that because the noise seems to come in while playing graphics intensive programs like games such as Oblivion or World in Conflict... which i can only assume would put some strain on the Graphics card as opposed to just idling around on the desktop.
I have an XFX 8800GTS... i don't really want to take it out because im not very good with computers but i just want to know if it's a really serious problem or not. The card is still under warranty i think so if it's a major problem ill take it back and upgrade to the GTX or bigger GTS.
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