I have, however, seen Windows games that asked you to specify your hardware.
These games are typically the older ones programmed mainly for DOS or early windows environs. Autodetection was not really standard until after windows 98. I'm not really sure why this is. Perhaps directx made the cards easier to detect.
Just thought of this. If this were standard on cellaular phones, it would be very difficult to talk on and charge your phone and the same time. You would probably have to keep your head very close to the mat. Even though there is no direct link between EMI and cancer, this is a practice I would be reluctant to perform often.
If you talk on the phone with your left ear and keep you right ear near the pad, if they phone would still charge the charge would be going through your head!
Time to break out the tin-foil hats
I Have an ATI 9000 pro 128MB AGP and I have no problem playing most newer games with settings to the max. Not sure what the exact framrates are but I never notice any slowdown when there are more charaters/action on the screen.
P4 2.6
512 DDR
XP
Not considered a powerhouse anymore by todays standards but seems to have more than enough for everything I throw at it.
I believe it was the n-gage's design that killed it. Not bad for a handheld but terrible design for a phone. Also you had to take it apart to insert the game cartridge. I tried playing one at EB and it seemed like you actually had to RTFM to know how to get the game started. Not a problem for me but for the target audience this would be a pain.
How could he access the pictures taken by users? Those are only stored on the device itself not t-mobiles servers. Unless they were sent to another device but this goes on all the time and I doubt t-mobile would waste storage space keeping every picture sent on their servers. Of course I am at work and behind firewall so I could not RTFA. maybe it went more into detail on this
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I have, however, seen Windows games that asked you to specify your hardware.
These games are typically the older ones programmed mainly for DOS or early windows environs. Autodetection was not really standard until after windows 98. I'm not really sure why this is. Perhaps directx made the cards easier to detect.
please mod this guy way up. he deserves it
Just thought of this. If this were standard on cellaular phones, it would be very difficult to talk on and charge your phone and the same time. You would probably have to keep your head very close to the mat. Even though there is no direct link between EMI and cancer, this is a practice I would be reluctant to perform often.
If you talk on the phone with your left ear and keep you right ear near the pad, if they phone would still charge the charge would be going through your head!
Time to break out the tin-foil hats
I only paid about $50-60 for that card about 1 year ago.
I Have an ATI 9000 pro 128MB AGP and I have no problem playing most newer games with settings to the max. Not sure what the exact framrates are but I never notice any slowdown when there are more charaters/action on the screen.
P4 2.6
512 DDR
XP
Not considered a powerhouse anymore by todays standards but seems to have more than enough for everything I throw at it.
Well, the resident evil apocalypse movie sorta followed RE 3
also the buttons were horrific. CMIIW but i don't think the N-gage had a button labeled as "start", you had to guess which one it was.
I believe it was the n-gage's design that killed it. Not bad for a handheld but terrible design for a phone. Also you had to take it apart to insert the game cartridge. I tried playing one at EB and it seemed like you actually had to RTFM to know how to get the game started. Not a problem for me but for the target audience this would be a pain.
No big tits, no skin tight leather, no navel piercings, no cowering or helplessness, no over the top "sass".
Is it just me or do most 20 something year old women fit into one or more of these catagories?
If the male characters were that sexualized the whole thing would look like a cliche gay bar
Have you seen the main character for FFXII?
I've never seen an FPS where you play a myopic, balding, fat kernel hacker.
Remember redneck rampage? Although it didn't sell very well. hmm.....
How could he access the pictures taken by users? Those are only stored on the device itself not t-mobiles servers. Unless they were sent to another device but this goes on all the time and I doubt t-mobile would waste storage space keeping every picture sent on their servers. Of course I am at work and behind firewall so I could not RTFA. maybe it went more into detail on this