@s_h_a_d_o: Awesome! I haven't changed my bootscreen in years, I'm not even sure what program you'd use to do it any more.

@jun_aka_pekto: The laptops you listed are over 10 years old, but the CPU (APU - the GPU is built into the CPU) in the TC laptop was released at the end of 2010 and is much more powerful. It is basically a core 2 duo mobile an on die DX10 GPU. So no it's not going to play most of triple a titles from the last 5 years and most of the ones it can it will probably have to be on the lowest settings. It however should be able to run all the games I recommended and yes I'm fairly sure it would be okay playing Command and Conquer 3.

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Okay I'll just leave... :P

The camera on my phone isn't the best, but you get the idea.

Now I think about it I should have probably used the web cam.

@fexal: Wow that second one would be awesome. I really like Fallout as well :)

@fexal: You should probably pick something from your favourite game. I wouldn't mind getting one with a Brotherhood of Nod emblem.

@jun_aka_pekto: Come on guys do your research here. This is not a P4. A P6200 is a 2010 dual core APU and the RAM will be DDR3.

While it's not super powerful, it should be able to run more than you're giving it credit.

@superclocked - I agree with your list, some great classics.

The Magic: The Gathering – Duels of the Planeswalkers games are fairly good if you like CCG's, also worth giving Hearthstone a try as it's free.

Any of the Command & Conquer games for RTS, though you may want to steer clear of C&C 4.

Some of the newer racing games might be a little to much, but try TrackMania Nations Forever, as it's another free one and you can report back here if it runs well and we can make some other suggestions around that.

Half Life 2 definitely should be on the FPS list, that should run fine.

For sandbox, Terraria and Minecraft are good choices and will run just about anything.

Getting dangerously close to breaking the TOU with emulator talk here, I wouldn't want this innocent thread to be closed because of it.

Spectrum_07: There's actually a lot of older games and indie games that will run on your laptop. What kind of games do you like?

Edit: So I did a little bit of background check on your hardware and it should be okay for playing games on, you'll probably have to run most new games on the lowest settings and I wouldn't expect it to run things like the Crysis or BF3 or 4 or anything like that. If you have an idea of what kind of games you'd like to play, I'm sure I or another user here can give you a good idea.

I'm going to clean this up and if you get back on topic you can keep this thread going.

@Gaming-Planet: Love the shrine to GabeN :D