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> anyone know if the pci card slots on a laptop can be used for pci
> graphics cards? or would I just have an exposed card prone to
> breakage.
>
> anyway I have gta 3 and jedi knight 2 which work fine on my laptop,
> although I do play less system hungry games, I just bought grim
> fandango, sam and max also championship manager :)
Dont think laptops use PCI. They use PCMCIA (also called PC cards). I think there are 2 or 3 types of these as well.
> remind me again of the difference in display resolution between the PC
> and PS2 versions?
>
> Oh, and tell me again the extra features that will be added to the PC
> version.
>
> Let's not forget that it'll be running an operating system in the
> background, downloading MP3s, running MSN messenger, winamp and god
> knows what else at the same time.
>
> I'd love to see the PS2 perform that.
It's not for doing that IT IS FOR PLAYING GAMES, by the time you have booted up I am halfway through the game anyway. I also have a PC to do the other stuff which is what it is designed for not games.
Who wants to look at a small insignificant Monitor anyway I prefer my 32 inch widescreen Sony. Then again some people have to manage with smaller packages.
> The minimum specs for Unreal Tournament 2003 are something like 256MB
> RAM, and a 1.1Gig P4, or AMD Athlon.
>
> Slightly ridiculous, methinks...
And for the full install...
3 bloody gig!
anyway I have gta 3 and jedi knight 2 which work fine on my laptop, although I do play less system hungry games, I just bought grim fandango, sam and max also championship manager :)
Oh, and tell me again the extra features that will be added to the PC version.
Let's not forget that it'll be running an operating system in the background, downloading MP3s, running MSN messenger, winamp and god knows what else at the same time.
I'd love to see the PS2 perform that.
> The minimum specs for Unreal Tournament 2003 are something like 256MB
> RAM, and a 1.1Gig P4, or AMD Athlon.
>
> Slightly ridiculous, methinks...
You might want to tell belldandy that then as I would like to see his 3 year old PC run that.
And PC is still the best for online gaming.
Slightly ridiculous, methinks...