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I think the fairest test is to look at each console in it's second year, then compare the experience. Every launch is shakey, sony definately did drag it's feet in letting the Devs know about certain features like the sixaxis for example so no wonder it's not utilized in any amazing way. But...

I would really like to try out a wii to see what all the fuss it about here. Those consoles are flying off the shelves and to be honest I can't think of a single title that shows off anything so amazing. I admire that nintendo is trying a different approach and the controler is certainly a...

And so it is... the iPhone Um yeah, I really would like the iphone too. I think they've had this one planned for quite awhile and I'm glad to see it finally see the light. It's really got everything going for it and is some gorgeous too. $500-600 is a lot of money to pay for a lot of things...

Sony Trinitrons are some of the hightest quality non high def CRT's you can get so that's a good bet. It should help with the flickering and shimmering a bit hopefully. As far as the resolution goes there's just nothing you can really do to help that. There's not much use in using a high res...

S video isn't designed with high def signals in mind. Even if it was your TV can only pull off 768x480 or so that extra resolution isn't going anywhere, you might as well set it to 640x480 and let the TV interpolate the rest and save your self the performance loss. It don't think that it...

In a lot of tests I saw when the FX 5900's and 9800'swere going head to head seems to show that in a lot of ways the cards performed pretty simiarly, some games favored the FX, some the XT, depends really.

It's not really easy to be sure at this point. Are any other games doing this? Do you get crashing and rebooting a lot? Some games stress your hardware more than others but generally it's either all games have issues or none when the powersupply is the blame.

Really depends I guess, I can think of 3 people right off the bat that have had their Xbox's die on them. I've had my PS2 for about 2 years and it's never given me even the slightest problem. One of my friends is still on his origional he's had since launch in 2000. It's pretty random really...

There are patches for the game, apparently 1.2 fixes quite a few problems. It's worth a try but there are naturally no guarentees. Generally getting artifacts like that in a game is a sign that your powersupply is inadequate or dying but it's unlikely if other games have run well and been...

That's so crazy. I never knew all these types were documented. I think I've been through a good bit of this list too. And while I haven't personally made any of these I've definatley and unfortunately been present soon after the creation of a horrid combo of a What The Hell Died In Here+Corn...

Man that seems pretty unreasonable to me. Wonder if they've patched the game yet?

Wow, guess you're really pumped for that card. Hopefully ATI will push Nvidia's pricing down a bit when they release.

Yeah good old inquirer, those guys never lie:rolleyes:

Here's a bit more on it, assuming it's factual. ATI R600 gets leaked on the web

The R600 is generally concidered to be a likely better performer and more advanced card but I wouldn't necessarilly credit that to the fact that they were able to check out the 8800GTX. ATI has been working with the model for a long time and the few months between the 8800 launch and the R600...

This might have some okay stuff: Downloads: NVIDIA but this is where you'll find most everything I would imagine: Nvidia Wallpapers

I've heard it's as buggy as hell, you might want to at least look to see if updates are helping people. It's supposed to be a pretty awesome game but I think the PC version got the short end of the stick as far as polish goes as things are apparently pretty unstable. Might have been fixed though.

Wow, thanks for the heads up as I was prepaired to buy it judging at how (surprisingly) well it ran on my rig. But I might have to postpone that one. It's a little odd that it would be more demanding as the system requirements are the same or very close I belive. Maybe it's got HDR or something.

2007 is here, hope we all had fun living it up and tipping it back tonight. Enjoy and have a good year!

Really? That would be killer. Got some Christmas money eh?:) I know I just played a recent Rainbow Six game a friends house and I'm pretty sure it was Lockdown. It was from 2005 I think and had great graphics and a whole lot of weapons and all but I wouldn't concider it to be arcade-like. 3...