MerlijnVH

I don't know.

I played Oblivion on both my PC & 360 and both were equally enjoyable. I might have had a better experience on the 360 though, better performance and graphics wise compared to my slightly outdated PC. Then again, with the recent purchase of my MacBook Pro it means I could run either Oblivion or Fallout 3 at maximum settings this time, which means I won't have to worry about disc read errors and loading problems (which the 360 version of Oblivion was famous for). Something which they hopefully cleared up in Fallout 3. Then again, once the new major dashboard update is released and we can install our games it shouldn't be a problem again either. Decisions!

I'm pretty sure they all have an independent story within a similar universe, don't worry about it.

You could give www.famitsu.com a try. I'm sure there's some gaming stuff there. :)

I'll just answer the question and not ask about the strange occurrence that has happened above me.

Why do you want to see more politics? I want to talk about video games, but there's never any great threads on them, while politics run rampant, with at least three threads that I've participated in. That's more than enough. I'm not saying that a little off-topic chatter is a terrible thing, but there's too much. At four in the morning, a topic posting the Garbage Day video is fine because no one cares about anything reasonable at that point. That stuff in the middle of the day is obtrusive."

"I feel like Giant Bomb is dying. : ("

"This website has nothing to do with video games.

Everything to do with current events. "

I agree up to a certain point. There's strangely a lot of activity in the off-topic forum and general discussion forums about issues totally non-related to videogames. Then again, people are free to write about what they want and there aren't that many forum rules established as to what people can talk about and what not.

I'm pretty sure it will run, as the previous post pointed out, the integrated graphics card of the MacBook is technically supported. Don't expect that you will be able to run everything on maximum settings though. Low to medium settings will probably get you the best framerates on a MacBook. Getting a MacBook Pro would let you play all the latest Mac & PC games, although the price range shoots up quite a bit.

"I've had the same problem here loads as well, if you just start the video and then immediatly stop it until it's finished buffering it's not a problem but it's still kind of awkward over all, hope it gets fixed at some point."

"Nude_Dude said:

"Books? Sports? Cinema? Movies? Going out with friends? Having a real life?"

Everything except the last one is an option. Have you ever asked yourself "How should one live"? It's... yeah... not an easy question.

I recommend learning Japanese."