Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2

Maybe its a Hilux?

 

Has anyone gone through the museum at the end and shot the place up a bit?

 

I did...not really that much fun, but it does show you all the scenes in the game.

 

I pushed the button and beat everyone down with the riot shield haha.

 

Yeah I saw the button that said "Do not press" and I had too. It was a little too easy though.

 

ya i was running around and noticed a scion tc lol

 

Where was that? I never saw anything like that...dang it I hate it when I miss content

 

In the rooms with the guys go to the information desks and there is a big red button on the countertop.

 

Haha I gotta see this what level is it on?

 

If you go into single player where you can select the mission you want to play it is the last one. It is kind of like the airplane mission at the end COD4

 

K coo when I get home from work i will have to check that out.

 

I'll agree that a PC can outperform console systems and the mouse/keyboard setup is more precise than the controllers. Still a good gaming rig will run around $2K and come with all those PC problems (driver issues, Windows, patches, blah blah blah). For $1700 less I can just plop in a disc and know it'll work. Its hard to tell the graphical differences when you're immersed in the game anyway.

 

Ah but you are forgetting the $1700 in sound and TV that has to come with that $300 out of date console. Not to mention the games usually run $10-$15 more on a console now.

Steam has revolutionized the PC world, no more worry about patches and updates. It does it all for you, I built my PC rig for less than $1000 and that was with new MOBO, CPU, GPU x2, HDD and case.

My system specs:
Dual core at 3.8 GHz
EVGA GTX 275
Coolermaster HAF932
8 Gbs of G.Skill ram
850 Power Supply and some other odds and ends that don't do anything for performance.

Here's my rig...
http://www.evga.com/community/ModsRigs/comment.asp?sysid=16343

All for less than $1000

 

Interesting...

I'm in the market for a new PC within the next year. I was looking at www.ibuypower.com Where did you get your components and will they build a system? I used to be able to put together a 486 in highschool but I'm sure its more complicated than that now and I don't have much interest in building them myself.

I've almost totally gotten away from PC gaming. If I had a high horsepower PC sitting around though I'm sure I'd be tempted to feed it some games!

 

Mines not the best buy any stretch, but it plays everything on high right now.

I put all the components together my self with a little help from a friend who knows more about stuff than I did. Really things have not gotten more complicated since the 486 days. It's still plug in and power on, sure there are a few design changes but nothing major.

Check out EVGA.com and go into their forums, like here they are a bunch of really cool guys that can help you with a build and how to assemble it. I buy most if not all my parts from www.newegg.com, they have the best in prices and parts.

 

I have only been able to play a couple hours a day.. the wife isnt a fan of the non stop playing

 

More important things in life than playing Video games when you have a new interactive game

Congrats on the baby man Maybe he and you can play video games later in life together...

 

Oh and my current favorite thing for MW2 over COD4 and W@W is the ability to look at and compare friends stats even when they are off line.

 

im in the same boat as you when I play i use the tv and internet and she bitches...so i play a game or two before work, when shes in the bath and nappin' haha