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Assassin's Creed Revelations - E3 2011 Official Trailer: DRT4S9G27VE I have been watching this since evening like a nut. It looks pretty darned awesome! Apart from the fact that the trailer is brilliant, I'd give it to Ubisoft for picking just the perfect track to accompany it. Altair brings...

Game installed, Hamachi configured, Skype and mic are up. Let me know if you guys are playing tonight. Also, till what version do I have to patch the game?

Ending explained.

It's not an epic fail or even close to that. Sure, it's not as good as CryEngine 2 but it still looks *way* better than other modern shooters.

Well, of course! (Dhoni ishtyle) :D

DirectX was fairly new (partly-broken) back then and Microsoft was pushing it. That is why PC gaming was screwed up. More or less how you put it. And about that Twitter thing, I thought people had grown out of random rabid bashing and that is why I returned to the forum. Seems like they haven't.

That's the problem with you guys over here. You just do 'faceplams, pokerfaces, LOLWUTS' and end the discussion. Do you even know what I was referring to? Early 90s. Real PC games starting rolling in around late 90s.

@Liverpool_fan You're starting to make less sense with every post. 64-Bit driver problem maybe. That's what I'm talking about. I never had any problem with NVIDIA on any operating system.

Which Windows do you use? I've been having quite a lot of troubles with AMD Catalyst on Windows 7 64-Bit. I own an AMD HD5850.

Read the link ico posted on the last page. Also, try not being childish.

I've used NVIDIA cards from 2004-2009 and AMD ever since. NVIDIA cards are drivers are way better. You don't believe me? Ask Ethan_Hunt. He's also a long time gamer and not really that happy with his AMD HD4850.

Absence of a powerful standard API like DirectX. It led to crap-ass games, poor optimization and what not.

Then again, DirectX is a standard among PC gaming and OpenGL, well, not so much. Scratch that. If it's the low-level APIs you are talking about, let me give you an example. You own an Android phone, right? Do you in the user comments on the Market that how many app crashes occur? That's because...

AMD themselves backed out after making that statement. :|Link

People at McDonald's know more about making burgers than I do. Doesn't necessarily mean they make great burgers. "They know more than you" was a stupid retort. More so coming from an admin. Not possible in near future due to vast hardware diversity. Yes, I do.

If what those lunatics over at AMD are saying actually happens, PC gaming will become as messed up as it was in the early 90s. A modern day example of such fragmentation would be Android for smartphones which lacks universal APIs resulting in lack of quality apps/games. In fact, Microsoft have...

^ When it comes to consoles, it's never really as much about the hardware (RAM, whatever) as software and optimization. But you're obviously missing that point. Never mind, really. And games like Metro 2033 are just poorly coded rather than being demanding.

@Vamsi No, PC RAM and console RAM are not different. On PC, we use Windows as a software intermediary to run games which, even though has powerful APIs such as DirectX and .NET, does not have low level access to the hardware such as RAM, CPU and GPU like consoles do. There is a wide variety...

You on Twitter? Handle?