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The footage that has been shown of Crysis 2 at E3 this year already makes the game look awesome. Seems to look like constant fighting. CryEngine at least from the low quality video that is available doesn't seem to have gotten any huge upgrades, besides the optimization for consoles.

What you're talking about is only the case if you have 16-bit applications and you have a 64-bit edition of Windows. In 64-bit, you can run 32-bit applications, but not 16-bit applications. In this case as well, you can simply set up a Virtual Machine with an install of a 32-bit Operating system...

I haven't used it too much even though I've had it since the closed Beta days where you needed an invite, but it is an interesting concept that I hope gains more momentum.

For the ISP part, you will need to use an alternate port from Port 80 if you wish to run a server and your ISP filters incoming connections. You can use a Port 80 Redirect in that case using your domain to point them to another port. I might also mention, that old PC is plenty fast. Pop Linux...

What kind of RAM do you have and what clock Alex? The 8GB of DDR3 Corsair Dominator RAM I have in my desktop cost less than half of that price.

Is your work using a RADIUS server or 802.1x + Encryption? The iPod Touch is rather limited in this department. You can connect to most networks, but when it requires specific certificates, it's a good bet it won't work. My iPod Touches don't have such an option for RADIUS or Certificate...

Generally, if an Internet Cafe is set up well enough the administrator would have locked out the ability to save passwords, files, and change any settings on the PC while still allowing the user to perform what they need to do. Of course, best practice with those places are to never do anything...

I normally don't mess with shut down variables in Windows, it's rather touchy depending on what you're running when you start messing with such settings. System shuts down within 6 seconds when I ever do shut it down (It's powered on fully 24/7 Folding and gaming). Did that back when I ran Vista...

I mostly use Firefox.

I like x10Hosting :)

Hamachi is pretty decent, especially the free version. I use it every now and again to join peoples' game servers when they tend to be too lazy to port forward so I can directly connect to them. It works pretty well considering it's a VPN service for free.

I just tried your site and it loaded up very fast here.

What general part of the world are you located in? The x10Hosting servers are located in Chicago, IL, United States so the speeds you are seeing may or may not be "normal" depending on your location. And no, 35KB/s is normally not the speed the sites run at here. I can pull some 900KB/s at a...

Probably will. I'd need to find a friend who doesn't have a console version though :P

They both coincide with each other. If your Graphics processor(s) cannot keep up, your frame rate suffers. If your CPU is insufficient or gets loaded due to Physics, your frame rate suffers. If both pieces of hardware are quick and are more than enough for the game, your frame rate improves...

I don't think video games have anything to do with it :P

If you're using FRAPS, there's actually a little trick to that. Record a video at 60 frames a second over the 30 frames a second option and it will take away a very small amount of frames.

Something had to be wrong with him if something like that happened. It may not be a direct external source like suggested, but there are many things he might have been holding inside of him that were basically stressing him out.

Nice app that was being created here. I guess it's Adobe's way of getting revenge at Apple for not allowing Flash :P

At the moment, yes. Treyarch's release teaser videos and current news on how the game will be sounds like Black Ops is going to be a good game. I don't own Modern Warfare 2 for the record yet though. I'm waiting for Dedicated servers to be put back into place for the PC, and if I'm going to get...