Soldato
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I dont see any Hovis?
You need either the wired one or the Wireless crossfire gaming receiver then go to windows update to download the latest drivers.
Bit odd that it doesn't work well with mouse & keyboard, sounds like a half-assed console port but I'll reserve judgement til I see the finished article. I don't understand how people can play FPS games on a console.![]()
I dont see any Hovis?
I dont see any Hovis?
I dont see any Hovis?
PC all the way I have mine hooked up to a 40" HDTV and Dead Space looks pretty good on it. Just get a DVI to HDMI cable and wireless 360 pad for your PC then you are good to go and can even use it for FPS games via xpadder which allows you to map any PC gamepad to keyboard/mouse commands. Kicking it back on the sofa playing PC games on a giant HDTV is about as good as it gets for gamingI'm torn, i've always preferred survival horrors on consoles due to:
Nice big 32" screen hooked up to surround sound (can't easily do this with my PC)
Controller is harder to aim with so everything feels a bit more... 'pressured'
Typically survival horrors come out on consoles first
Problem is, its cheaper on the PC and the release dates are identical. Hmm, which to buy
PC all the way I have mine hooked up to a 40" HDTV and Dead Space looks pretty good on it. Just get a DVI to HDMI cable and wireless 360 pad for your PC then you are good to go and can even use it for FPS games via xpadder which allows you to map any PC gamepad to keyboard/mouse commands. Kicking it back on the sofa playing PC games on a giant HDTV is about as good as it gets for gaming![]()
How scary is the game?
That CGI chick has a right rack![]()