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Don't know if you'd be into this, as this game doesn't fit in any of the genres that you named (I honesty don't know this game's genre...), but "Amplitude" is a great game if you have a few friends and a decent ear for music. Pretty much, you have to press your controller buttons in time with...

Titanic I can't believe this post is still active...there can't be many more movies left! :rolleyes:

Taking Back Sunday

G-Unit :P

Rat Race

Dumb and Dumber

Welcome back, Matty! So you're doing Computer Science, huh? That's what I'm planning on doing for university. Thinking of a general Computer Science degree, and then I'll specialize further (though in which direction, I'm not sure). Good on you! Do keep us posted as to how your courses are...

Killswitch Engage

Good cast in that movie: Bruce Willis, Ben Kingsley, Morgan Freedman, Lucy Lui...etc. etc. Not too shabby! My only gripe with it is that it doesn't seem to have a defined genre --> It starts off as a serious movie, turns into a hilarious comedy, and reverts back to being serious. It was a bit...

Also, if you're looking for more decent war-games, try Brothers in Arms and its expansion, Earned in Blood. If you think Call of Duty was gritty, this one will make you sick to your stomach. The game starts off with your untimely demise, and then goes back in time. It has the sick idea to...

A new-ish one to add to the list: Lucky Number Sleven. Pretty good movie, but quite confusing overall. The end of the movie tries to explain everything...maybe I'm just a bit slow, but I guess I didn't catch it all. Grab it and see what you think.

Ahh, god! Company of Heroes looks like such a kick-ass game...the demo was insanity. If you were to zoom in the closest you possibly can, the graphics look exactly like Call of Duty, which is pretty damn good for an RTS. Plus, it's made by Relic, the same blokes who developed Warhammer 40,000...

Looks great! Is it a resource-hog, though? Some themes that I've used look great, but noticably slow down system speeds, especially on older systems like my laptop. I've turned off all of XP's "pretty" settings, and though mine looks kinda retro, it runs much better now.

Yeah, I used to use WindowBlinds. Granted, I only had the free-trial version, but even so, it's a decent program. But then I got TuneUp Utilities 2006. Not only is it great for cleaning up and optimizing your computer, but it comes with TuneUp Styler, which is used to change one's boot screen...

I've also been informed that F.E.A.R. with maximum graphics and "soft shadows" is killer. Set a custom resolution of 12x10 and see what you get. Good luck.

I dare you to try Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfare. Now THAT'S a tough game to max. What with the whole PhysX drivers and crazy stuff that that, it (should) look and play brilliantly on your system. And A.O.K. to Titan Quest (sweet...) and Oblivion.

Sum 41

Interested, eh? Sounds good to me! Glad that someone finally showed interest in the card. $250 Canadian, I believe, but I can't be sure....for more information about the card, e-mail [email protected] and ask about it. (That's my Dad, by the way). I'll give him a head's up so he knows where...

No, GameCopyWorld has always been very reliable for me, and it's the only one that I use. Now let's please stop talking about this before we get in trouble. :doh:. Hope all your questions have been answered.

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