Before you buy,Can your pc can run that game?

interesting question hua?
unlees you are the weird IT guy that keep with up to datedetail about
video card /ram/ cpu performance you actually do not knows for sure.
i know i dont understand why Vertex Shader Ver is so improtant and never dealt
with the the existential question if my video card support Pixel Shader Ver 2.0.
i know 2 things i love computers , i love games and thus i love to play games
on my computer the other stuff do not concern me . I must say that the tendency of every
new game worth playing that make my computer cry like a baby slow down and make me take him for an upgrade every year,maybe replace him any other year got me considering a gaming console of some kind.

So can your pc run that game ?
the answer is in a rather new service by System Requirements Lab .
that is doing an online scan of your hardware and benchmarking your pc .
activex contoroller install is involved So i do not recommend of installing it at work
the creepy IT guy can detect those things and get offended you didnt ask him first .
after checking the hardware the site will grade your computer in a manner that look
like that :

that is the actual grade my computer got
regards battlefield 2 . someone need an upgrade .
its a good news for the game,bad one for my pocket .

conclusion great service i realy liked that site
it got all the new games and not so old ones .

GTA IV Bloody Mania

This is got to be one of the greats, even if your not a GTA fan (which I doubt there's many of you out there) - this is it, Rockstar Games Do it again, giving us a reason to buy the XBOX360 or the PS3 for (maybe this and God of War 3).
This review is been written shortly after purchasing a brand new GTA IV for the XBOX360. Buckle up, grab your favorite gun and let's head up for liberty city.






















American Dream
Before we begin with the story line, I must say this game was highly expected all around the world, these are the numbers:
The Latest GTA IV title sold a record 609,000 copies on its first day of release, generating an estimated $48.5m !!
In the UK; Eurogamer.net called it "game of the year" and handed it a 10 out of 10 review score.


Niko Bellic, a Serbian veteran of the Bosnian War comes down to the U.S and trying to achieve the "American Dream". After his cousin Roman, who had promised in multiple e-mails to Niko that he was living a great life, with a big house, beautiful women, and sports cars. Roman's promises turn out to be lies to hide his own failures. In reality, he only owns a small taxi business and is in serious debt with local gang bosses, which he manages to resolve by getting Niko's help in....well...killing them, daaaa.









The biggest thing GTA IV accomplishes is a sense of realism not before seen in video games. All the game’s elements come together perfectly to form a world that feels authentic, realistic, and like a living city. The amazing realism and attention to detail makes simple things like watching a pedestrian walk or watching them sail through the air after you have slammed your van into them awe-inspiring.

Graphically it looks great, but is not without it’s hiccups. There is the occasional pop-in during cut scenes and even more occasional frame rate issues. Those few issues aside the graphical detail is astounding and while it may not be the prettiest game on the 360, that is to be expected considering how much is constantly happening all at the same time.











It is not perfect, but its definately the closest to perfection the games industry is going to achieve for a long time. It is one hell of an experience.

9.8/10 Until Something 9.9 comes...check this video out:

iPhone SDK Beta 4 is Out Now

Some iPhone News, Everybody is waiting for the next thing for they're iPhone, The latest iPhone SDK is now available, unlike last time, it actually comes with a excellent new feature: OpenGL ES support! Now the iPhone simulator can render OpenGL ES that "mirror behavior on the iPhone and iPod Touch." The ES in OpenGL ES stands for embedded systems, and is the official graphics API in both Symbian and Android as well. As a side note, Open GL ES 2.0 is also supported by the PS3 as "an official graphics API" according to Wikipedia.