Can't wait to play Diablo III on Ultra on my new Laptop! Plus all the steam games I own!

aspro said:

_Bear said:

OK  so I finally ordered my computer from a reputable place this time it should be awsome! Got the best price with free sign for UPS1 B&H photo  in NYC is an amazing store!

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/896187-REG/msi_gx60_1ac_021us_amd_a10_8gb_ddr3_750gb_hdd_windows.html

Tell what you think of my new laptop gaming monster!

That's a lot of value for $1000.

It's one kickass puter! Best mobile AMD video card out and arguably the best mobile card period. this thing will play almost every game on ultra and has out to  three screens at once for that awsome surround visual gaming. I will just out put to my big screen and hook up wireless 360 pad and wham best home gaming console out. It should allow me many options and still have my old pc hooked up as server +++

aspro said:

I have avoided opening this door for a long time.

But last night, I checked out the PS classics available for DL to PS3, Vita and PSP... and I'm screwed.  There are so many RPGs available from the PS1 era that I have put off playing because they would be so much better on a portable.  And now I can get them for $5-$10 each.

I'm kinda tempted to get a PSP just for this reason. PS1 games have to look a lot better on that small screen, and I have a bunch of PS1 games.

Hitting my stride with Dark Souls. Tried to do the garden, but Sif kicked my ass thoroughly. I've been advised to go to Blighttown instead. What a shithole. And the developer who came up with designing the toxic dart dudes can go choke on a bag of dicks. I need to backtrack now to the asylum to grab that piece of shit ring that I'm gonna need when I reach the bottom of this toilet of a level.

So it seems like all next gen games will also be coming out on current gen systems (well not Wii U ). What does that say about the launch games we will be getting?

I really thought Microsoft was gonna use Destiny as a launch title for the 720.

Destiny has ALWAYS ONLINE DRM. Cannot play offline.

10 year game. Story evolves over time. No subscription fee.

At least 3 classes Hunter, Warlock, Titan

Kind of like Journey, people will be appearing in your game. You can team up with friends to do missions.

Coming to all major consoles and next gen, probably not Wii U, no PC.

Cell phone integration, you can keep track of your missions, talk to friends, check your stats, etc.

Bungie co-founder and project director Jason Jones kicked off the presentation with a look at Bungie's "seven pillars." They're what guided the goals of Destiny through development. Here they are:

• An interesting world you want to spend time in
  
  Bungie kept using words like "hopeful" and "mystery" to describe the world of Destiny. They want to create a world that players will be interested enough in to want to spend their time there.
• It has to—duh—be fun
  
  Put players in a sandbox, give them tools, let them use these tools against enemies. Bungie has always been good about sticking to a formula when it comes to battles, and it sounds like they haven't lost sight of that with Destiny. They believe that players have more fun when they feel like they're being successful in a game. It's not about the content necessarily. It's about having a broad range of activities, both competitive and cooperative, and completely non-shooting related activities, too.
• Offering rewards gamers care about
  
  No bullshit points and number-crunching stats. Players want to customize the look and feel of their games. So let them customize their appearance and their fighting style. Let them build their characters.
• A new, unexpected experience every night
  
  Bungie wants you to jump in expecting to do one thing, and be seduced into doing an entirely other thing. Hopefully the random and spontaneous game events will lend themselves to this experience. Interactions with people are unpredictable, and they're excited about what possibilities that will bring.
• A shared world with other people
  
  Everything is more fun with friends around. As Bungie said, going to an empty gym is creepy. Certain cooperative activities will specifically require multiple players. And even when you're just playing solo, you'll still see other people in your game, because there's always someone playing with you, according to Bungie.
• Accessible to all skill levels
  
  You'll have to have basic coordination for this shooter, as any other, but Bungie wants all sorts of people to enjoy this game. All the core activities should be enjoyed by any novice player.
• Enjoyable even for the tired, impatient and distracted
  
  Bungie said that a player's mindset when they come into games is that they don't want to work hard or read too much. They want to feel things they don't feel in their otherwise everyday lives. This pillar in particular influenced Bungie to put a huge investment into their UI design. They had to throw out dearly held ideas because it just wouldn't work with all players.

RE6 is awesome!  How can some people hate on this game?  I just fought a naked chick!  A naked chick!