redblooded
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Generally if you actually enjoy a game it doesn't really matter if you get onto a bad random team you can still find away to amuse yourself even if you cant carry a team (plus it's a game, you can always turn it off and ditch out). However if I were trying to figure out which one to buy using that criteria the first thing I'd do is see what my friends were playing most, on what hardware, and just go with that... assuming I thought I could stand the game. If I didn't know, I'd buy it from somewhere I could return it. It just kinda depends on your preference, and the preferences of people you want to play with.
I don't really know much more about TVs and specific games. I'd imagine at 480p or whatever resolution tube TVs are you probably wouldn't notice that much difference between graphics, but that probably depends on the TV. Plus I haven't used a console for a fps since halo one, and haven't used one for anything but a htpc to play videos/stream over the network in over a year.
I don't really know much more about TVs and specific games. I'd imagine at 480p or whatever resolution tube TVs are you probably wouldn't notice that much difference between graphics, but that probably depends on the TV. Plus I haven't used a console for a fps since halo one, and haven't used one for anything but a htpc to play videos/stream over the network in over a year.
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