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@KillyDarko: I'll admit the graphics card is a bit old, it's a 512mb card, I plan on upgrading to a better card very soon, maybe next week in fact!

But I can play Crysis on high settings with it at a good 40-60 FPS, so surely it will be able to run Rock of Ages?

@Mr_Skeleton: For video editing and 3D modelling, mostly :)

It's a Mac Pro, if anyone was wondering, the Intel Xeon is basically two processors in one so to speak. So it's effectively a quad core.

I've bootcamped Windows 7 x64 onto it, and I've installed all the correct drivers. Other games, like Crysis, run fine :)

Hi all,

I recently purchased and downloaded Rock of Ages through Steam, following Giant Bomb's positive review & quick look.

As soon as I try to run the game through Steam and the application shortcut, the game crashes and it gives me an error report.

I've been thinking about trying to get a refund, but apparently this isn't possible through Steam, which sucks.

Anyone else been experiencing this issue?

My System Spec

Intel Xeon 2.66Ghz

ATI Radeon X1900 XT

10GB RAM

Windows 7 x64 Home Premium

oh dear lord

Is it possible to call the phone using Skype? I am outside of the USA, and don't want to spend loads of money by calling via landline.

got atom zombie smasher on steam for mac with the humble indie bundle 3. haven't got round to actually playing it, but i'm gonna start it up now! it looks like fun!

@SeriouslyNow: that there might just be the best gaming related news story i've ever read.

The reason that armageddon sold poorly was because it totally sucked in comparison to Guerilla. People want a large, open environment to blow shit up in. I cannot believe that they took that whole concept and threw it away with Armageddon. Such a disappointment.

Alright, I applied the update, I couldn't get into any online games (same bug as before), so I started up an offline bot match, and then it crashed, but not just the game, the entire OS just froze, leaving the only way for me to restart the computer was to take the power out and plug it back in again. This is really, really odd.