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Oh YEAH, baby!! Better yet, since this is EA, they could give the tech to other EA games, too. Anyone else wanna play Medal of Honor Wii with that stuff?

Zertoss: Well, this is just a Futureshop employee reporting it. It could easily be a full pricedrop across canada, to bring the price of it in line with the new, more similar, exchange rate.

It's because the Quadro and FireGL cards, while similar, tend to have a lot more memory than their consumer counterparts (letting you render those ten-to-hundred million poly autocad renderings at a decent framerate; once you start throwing around that many vertices, the memory that they take up is quite significant) and also the chips compute things with a higher precision, giving you more accurate results.

Also, graphics cards are OGL/DX agnostic. It's just a question of whether the drivers support the respective API (and for all of ATi and NV's stuff, their drivers support both)

No kidding. Why on earth would you release any other Journey song than Don't Stop Believing? Did EA get it as a Rock Band exclusive or something?

(Streetlights...people...)

"Au contraire", for what it's worth.

Also, I think that's the RPG.

Am I alone in thinking that the demo on PC was much faster-paced than the 360? It seemed like the enemies were a bit more aggressive, and the character moved faster.

I'd be excited if it weren't for hte fact that I already have the actual cart for Super Metroid!

Actually, given Ubi's recent and upcoming track record, and EA's as well (Ubi's been doing a lot of crap sequels and licensed stuff, whereas EA is doing a lot of new IP, and a lot of existing IP is getting a resonably significant change) I don't think EA pushing ubi around is necessarily a bad thing.

Hey, this fall isn't being called "Murderer's row" for nothing, y'know.