Not long at all? Even the Nvidia Titan is 'only' 250 watt, leaving plenty for basic other stuff.

You can install Windows on a Macbook, can't you? Or are you talking about the hardware?

I'm really hoping for the (very probable) 960 and 950 to come out soon so I can upgrade my gaming HTPC. Been looking at the super-electricity-efficient (60 watt) 750 and 750 ti going toe-to-toe with the more regular (120 watt) R7 260 and 260x. Curious to see what the current generation of Nvidia will bring. It should…

For starters, the colors seem off. Not in terms of brightness (well it is, but it's selflit, of course it will be brighter) but in terms of hue. The blue they sample turns out too green and the green ironically turns out too blue.

You're misunderstanding what prismatic colors are. Ever seen beige on a monitor? Olive drab? Slate gray? Those are non-prismatic, because they're low in saturation.

You know. I'm starting to come back off this. I used to torrent. I stopped when we got Netflix. But right now, there are a fuckton of things I can't watch on it.

Can anyone tell me where exactly the game "ties story directly into gameplay"? I'm not seeing it at all.

It seems really pricey though. Based on the specs, the base model should be possible to make for about 1000 bucks. In fact, I could just swap my current GPU/CPU for the i5 4590 and the GTX 760 for €400 and be done at about that price. but with a spare CPU/GPU.

You can have mixed units without it being that bad. Just have them side by side as Mi and Km columns. Then, over the course of several decades you have the Km column fade in, and then the Mi one fade out. (not by advanced paint, just by having them replaced every 15 years)

Wouldn't something like this be fairly decently fixed by just making it so you can't play a character you played previous round?

Yeah, uh, making content takes time. First time I saw anything of this game, it was just the quake level. You either make one level properly and then make another level, or you show a trailer with a dozen levels just greyboxed out and looking like shit.

Silent? So no Illinoise?

You're right. You're paying two thousand dollars spread across two years.

No. Just because YOU don't want a long game, doesn't mean there's no market for it.

Ah. Given inflation, that works out to be about 150.000 or so in current day money? Or is inflation already taken in to account?

30 fps -> 60 fps. that's twice the performance right there. Oh, but wait, the xbox runs at 900p instead of 1080p, a factor 1.2² = 1.44 -> 44% increase in pixel count.

"maxed-out Ryse is going to challenge a lot of lower-end hardware." The Xbox One version, meanwhile, still manages to hold its own graphics and performance-wise compared to high-end gaming PCs.

How is it interesting to note that a $500 machine can put out a tad less than half the performance of a $1000 machine?

That is a mobile version. Or is a GBC too heavy to carry for you?

Or 2008, anyway.