Yup I get the same problems. I have every thing set but now the Power Supply is too low. I cant play high def games so gotta change it now. So frustrating!
Well If you wanna have a PC game you should check at least the minimum requirements of that game and see if your computer can handle it. I'm currently playing Karos online and my comp meets the maximum requirements.
QUOTE (froggyboy604 @ December 08, 2009 03:37 pm) Can you explain on why it is too much trouble?
buy a game hard/virtual copy and put it into the game system and play it. That's all that should be to it. but if you get it for PC you got to do more then what I have said.
I read that newer consoles like the PS3 and Xbox 360 requires an install that uses up disk space.
Plus, a few games require the hard drive to take full advantage of the game, so Xbox 360 arcade users can't play with all the features on some games like Burnout: Paradise.
Game consoles are not all Put-in and play these days except for the Wii, PS2, and older gen. consoles.