The non modern warfare game's you mention did not get a hi score in game informer. You say your a gamer and u have better first person shooter's... proof it

I bet your not playing it on a xbox 360 which is 3 times more powerful then the current pc so you're argument is invalid.

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Ha ha.

catphishing?

What's so intensive about clicking "Clouds" and "Lens Flare" from the filter menu?

Plus there's a handy 'resynthesize' plugin for Gimp that is pretty much this Content-Aware fill. Heal selection is handy.

Gizmodo and aren't hacks can't belong in the same sentence.

the not-so colorful block puzzle is the real seller nerds care about.

What do those extra 8640 pixels do?

IE always had supported those via ActiveX. Netscape had a npplay plugin for it also.

I guess their next 'logical' step is to upgrade to Windows XP


and then use the same software in the DOSBox emulator

and then complain on the DOSBox forum that it doesn't work, among the sea of other overentitled 'IT pros' that demand a gaming emulator to fit critical application usage
*facepalm*

A special S3D Win32 version of Destruction Derby should also be available with your Stealth 3D 2000 pack-in.

Terminal Velocity is another that supported S3D.

Same here, I had an 486 DX4-100 when Descent came out and was playing it smoothly. I saw it really choppy and unplayable on i486dx2 50s and 66s which are way above the 'reminiscenced' specs... it's already running 2 seconds per frame on the start of level 1 at that point anyway.

A gratuitous sex scene in for no reason is one thing.

That's ironic, because in the 1.x days, the full Seamonkey suite felt less bloated than even Firefox 3.x and hogged far less memory and crashed less.

Seamonkey exists, has always been the last designbycommittee-bullshit-free Gecko-based browser for over a decade, but it always feels so unloved.