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bobobologna on 18 April 2008
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Gamerace said:
Yakuzaice said:
Gamerace said:
IllegalPaladin said:

In a way, it sort of justifies my stance of not really needing a 360, but rather just hanging out with friends who have one while I can buy a number of games that are also available on the PC should I want them. More content that's free on the PC is even better.

Now, when is Halo 3 going to get ported, lol.


When MS releases Vista 2 and it'll be required to play it for no sane reason.

OT: I sure hope my PC can play it. Valve is great about backwards compatibility but Bioware no-so-much. I can only barely play Jade Empire...


The specs released seem fairly reasonable. Unless you're computer is pretty old, I'd think you'd be able to play it.


Well, after digging around on the website I finally found them. My PC is less than a year old, but it's a laptop and no, I don't have the necessary specs. I hate that. I understand I can't expect a laptop to have top graphics, but for developers to make games that require more graphical umph than what's currently being sold (PC or laptop) is just stupid. No wonder the industry is suffering.


No offense, but if you bought a laptop expecting to play games, you were sorely mistaken.  Laptops are portable work machines, not portable gaming machines.  If you want games on the go, get a DS or PSP.  My laptop is used exclusively for working.  My desktop is used (almost) exclusively for gaming.