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  • Community Administrator

Oh, I saw that yesterday, its definately a 'put on the list, of future items I really want but can't possibly afford'. :P

 

Though, I heard due to it being made out of basically 2 curved monitors, theres a few verticle pixels that are stretched where they are combined together.

Wow, that is ridiculous!

 

"I can think of a lot of games I want to play on that, like... World of Warcraft." That made me chuckle. You got that awesome screen, why not play a game with better graphics than WoW, like Crysis or Wolfenstein 3D? ;D

  • Community Administrator

Wow, that is ridiculous!

 

"I can think of a lot of games I want to play on that, like... World of Warcraft." That made me chuckle. You got that awesome screen, why not play a game with better graphics than WoW, like Crysis or Wolfenstein 3D? ;D

 

Who has $5000 to buy a pc that can run Crysis on 'medium' graphics? ;)

Ok, so maybe not Crysis. I just love teasing WoWers (if there are any here), my point being that Pong had better graphics than WoW. :P

  • Community Administrator

Ok, so maybe not Crysis. I just love teasing WoWers (if there are any here), my point being that Pong had better graphics than WoW. :P

 

 

Who is it that said, good graphics make a good game not? ;)

 

Anyways, theres other games, while not as awesome looking as Crysis would still look awesome on that monitor.

"And hey, at least the environments in WoW are pretty. :P )

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