AMD Embedded GPU With OpenCL and 6 Displays

[eddieroolz]

For something not meant to drive a game, it will do.

 

[verbalizer]

Wouldn't Wolfenstein or Doom be the one that started it all?

OK in a sense but I feel that UT took it to another level.
So we both win...
didn't really like Doom.
Loved Duke Nukem...

 

[COLGeek]

OK in a sense but I feel that UT took it to another level.
So we both win...
didn't really like Doom.
Loved Duke Nukem...

Just thought I would add this.

Back in the day ('03) while deployed, the favorite pastime of my dudes in my HQ to blow off steam when not out on missions was to play UT on our internal, unclass LAN.

It was a great way to vent and let our hair down a bit. In fact, during a few massive slugfests, several folks would stop by to let us know we were having too much fun. It was UT or going crazy. UT won the day!

 

[verbalizer]

Just thought I would add this.

Back in the day ('03) while deployed, the favorite pastime of my dudes in my HQ to blow off steam when not out on missions was to play UT on our internal, unclass LAN.

It was a great way to vent and let our hair down a bit. In fact, during a few massive slugfests, several folks would stop by to let us know we were having too much fun. It was UT or going crazy. UT won the day!

EXACTLY BRUDDAH..

 

[Daniel Smedegaard Buus]

You're absolutely right. My system could run the game well enough at the time, but after having read lots of enthusiastic (paid?) reviews, I was extremely disappointed with the gameplay - or lack thereof. Crysis is not much more than an interactive movie with an expensive marketing campaign behind it. I have a Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory server (my all time favorite FPS) and keep seeing people coming back to the game all the time after having played lots of these newer, far better looking games, because most of them lack the sheer playability of classics like ET.

Ha! That's funny, we could be sharing the same brain - ET is my favorite coop MP game ever! I never understood how (Splash Damage?) abandoned that game for commercial distribution in the first place. Not that it matters - as like you say - the game is awesome. Never have I spent hours distributing health packs to other players, only having a Thompson to defend myself, having that much fun and a sense of collaborative belonging and achievement.

Have you ever played the Thief series (as in 1 and 2, not Deadly Shadows (3))? If not, I think you should - except you'd need a bit of help getting them to run, as they were built for Windows 98 and 2000 respectively I revived them after playing Crysis 2 (still haven't finished), and was pleasantly surprised to find that yes, they are still the best first person games created to date.

Let me know if you want a quick fix for getting them to run on W7 x64

 

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