Upcoming PC games dat ur dying to have....

[mic2x]

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Look at the little girl hiding behind the bushes.

Look hard. Shes there.

huh?

[jerlyn]

Need For Speed Underground 2

[vern]

huh?

You aren't looking hard enough. heh.

[M u c h a c h o]

Still waiting for World of Warcraft....next year pa cguro mo gawas...Hahay

[Visual C#]

<------ --- A PC version of Halo 2.. which may or may not come out at all.

[patrixxx73]

Man, after watching the video, I added Brothers in Arms to the list :
It's a first person shooter/tactical game hybrid, sorta like a mix between Call of Duty and Full Spectrum Warrior, as a squad leader you lead Baker Company (with one assault team and one fire team) into fulfilling the 101st's missions. The soldiers you lead and control were really part of the 101st back then. At first glance it looked like another WWII shooter, but the command interface looks really intuitive, and the graphic style looks great (check out the faces, very detailed ).

:8O: Wow! I want that PC game! :8O: "Brothers in Arms" added to my most wanted PC Games list! (I'm just wondering if what would be the system requirements needed to run that game? )

[vern]

A PC version of Halo 2.. which may or may not come out at all.

It will.

[chronnus]

Vern, pr00f plz.

So here are some screenies for NBA Live 2005 menz..

[chronnus]

And some info too :

* Freestyle Air: EA SPORTS Freestyle Control with the right analog stick continues to revolutionize your ability to play simulation basketball—and, now more than ever, it’s about expressing your game in flight. Become an offensive star with sweet new moves that you’ll only see on the NBA hardwood, including all-new dunks, jaw-dropping alley-oops, and adjustable jump shots in mid-air. Think the Pro Hop took hoops to a new level last year? New user-controlled put-back and tip-in technologies reward players who box out, wipe the glass, and go back up for a quick bucket. On defense, take more control over shot blocking to own the paint.

* 10-man Freestyle: NBA LIVE’s new iteration of revolutionary 10-man motion capture technology yields authentic plant-and-cut animations, off-ball animations that offer new spacing and eliminate on-court crowding, backdoor cut scenarios, and new in-air collisions and box out scenarios.

* Enter the Creation Zone: Fulfill your hoop dreams in NBA LIVE’s Creation Zone, which allows you to customize players, teams, jerseys, and arenas with the most advanced modeling system ever. Build the ultimate baller, make him look just like yourself and then try to lead your favorite team to the title.

* Comprehensive Dynasty Mode: Be the architect of your own unstoppable dynasty, and watch your franchise flourish for 25 seasons. Jump into games with simulation intervention, enjoy all-new free agency logic that puts your skills at negotiating contracts and managing the salary cap to the test, and use the customizable PDA to stay up to date with important league news, team information, special announcements, and more.

* All-Star Graphics: With increased resolution on player faces, jerseys, shorts, skins and tattoos, NBA LIVE 2005 raises the bar and offers the most visually immersive NBA game to date.

* Announcers: No voice says NBA basketball like Marv Albert. Teamed with on-air TV partner Mike Fratello, these two hoops veterans pairdish out the most authentic commentary available.

NBA Live 2005 will be available exclusively for the Playstation 2 [size=8px]i kid, i kiiid...[/size]

[vern]

Ton ... right now it's just speculation ... but it would only benefit them to release for the PC. Yes it will be delayed on the PC because they want it to be exclusive for the Xbox for some time ... but once the hype is over on the Xbox release, they'll release it on the PC for a second life. It has been a trend for many games that are "exclusive" to the console to exclude the PC from exclussivity. Bungie has a lot of history with the PC. They got acquired by Microsoft, but Bungie is Bungie. Then when you think of it ... how hard would it really be for devs to port from Xbox to PC? It uses Microsoft's own technology on an x86 platform ... and they have to port it to ... Microsoft technology and an x86 platform. It only makes sense.