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Are your speakers bigger on your Hi-Fi or PC?!
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gonna gonna gonna
PAH!
bouncer already has 5.1
yes i know its crap but still ha!
PAH!
bouncer already has 5.1
yes i know its crap but still ha!
Rogue leader on the Gamecube is also gonna use dolby digital 5.1.
Final Fantasy X uses 5:1 digital, so you lucky people with decoders are gona get some serious kick bottom sound.
I have to put up with stereo :-(
I have to put up with stereo :-(
Mainly action,adventure and Rpgs. I don't really listen to the sound on other kinds of games, usually have a CD playing.
I would say Action deffinatly and driving.
What kind of games do u need huge speakers for?
Driving, Action, Strategy etc.......?
Driving, Action, Strategy etc.......?
Dav1d wrote:
> Do you think massive speakers make a difference to gaming?
Certainly, where would we be playing silent hill without the scary atmosphere made by the soundtrack? Or on operation flashpoint without hereing a helecopter fly over you and here the sharp bangs as your peppered to death.
Sound really does add a lot to a game.
> Do you think massive speakers make a difference to gaming?
Certainly, where would we be playing silent hill without the scary atmosphere made by the soundtrack? Or on operation flashpoint without hereing a helecopter fly over you and here the sharp bangs as your peppered to death.
Sound really does add a lot to a game.
Definetly, when I link my N64 up to the speakers downstairs it's soooo much better. Playing Perfect Dark with surround sound just kicks serious backside.
Mt speakers are only 6 inches tall and wide but they dont half make a racket, great when playing Operation Flashpoint!! :)
Do you think massive speakers make a difference to gaming?
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