Tomorrow! Tomorrow! Something something only a day away?
Doom 3 comes out TOMORROW! Yay! If Mom orders my computer tonight, I'll see if I can also order Doom 3 from EBGames and get that free 2-day shipping offer they have. Then Doom 3 should arrive either slightly before my computer, or on the same day as my computer. Um.. .. Doom 3!! Doom 3!! Doom 3!!
Hahah! Take that Win98!
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Doom3 is picky in who she plays with -_^
Yes!
Alright! Screw KOTOR, I'm getting Doom3 baby! I can't wait! And what's even better, it's Linux ready out of the box! My question is, does that mean I can buy one copy and get a version for both OSs? Or do I have to buy each separately? If it's the former, I'd like to also greet the machine Brian and I share to the wonderful love that is Doom3. If it's the latter, then too bad! Linux all the way!
According to this comment it (the machine Brian and I share at the moment) is somewhere in between the low-end and the mid-range PCs. AndrAIa, when I finally get her, will be somewhere between the Mid-Range and the High-End PCs. Actually, the exact graphics card (and amount of RAM) that I'm getting is listed in the Mid-Range PC, where as the processor that I'm getting is more near the High-End PC. w00t w00t! I should have my computer by that time, so that'll be awesome. If not, I could still buy it before I get my computer ^_^
You’re kidding me
You know how the Windows version of Tribes 2 is free for download? Well, what about the Linux version? I've been search the web for the linux version, but everywhere I look, it costs more than $40! What is this crap!? Don't I at least get some sorta discount for having an actual disc for the Windows version? And, of course, a search for "linux tribes 2" on fileplanet didn't give many useful results. Though I did end up getting a linux patch to version 25034 (the latest version). And what's even better, is that the file name, tribes2-25034-cdrom-x86.run, contains cdrom in it. So, maybe it'll be like the Quake2 install, where it uses the files from the Windows CD, but installs a Linux version. If so, yipee! The 500mhz could be turned into a dedicated server for Tribes 2 now, and I'll also have this file ready for when I get my computer, so I can actually play Tribes 2 without having to switch to Windows.