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My Specs =

Intel E8400 core 2 duo 3.0GHZ, 6mb cache
2GB RAM
512mb 8800GT

My comp runs all games well on 1680 X 1050 (except crysis)

I already got COD4 and CRYSIS, i'm wondering whether i should buy Unreal Tournament 3 or Bioshock, even Assassins Creed maybe? I really want UT3 for its somewhat spastic, fast-paced FPS gameplay with awesome vehicles, weapons etc. But on the other hand i could get Bioshock, which apparently has a very good singleplayer. I do not care about PS3 or 360, you can input about the games from these consoles, but if you talk about gameplay, its totally different, i want to hear a PC gamers opinion. Also, whats Assassins Creed like? Or is there an even better game i have overlooked?

Assain's creed is just a game where you assainate people and the storyline is pretty easy I hear from a friend with it.
Anyway Bioshock is an insane game with an awesome/disturbing/intense/creepy storyline for tons of hours of fun offering unique challenges.
I have never played UT4 only 3.
The orange box is also something I would consider as TF2 is a great game, Half-life 2 is so fun, and Portal is also pretty fun.

What he ^ said, Also maybe you should consider World In Confict. Its a great game with beautiful graphics.

i was only really gonna get the orange box for portal and TF2, but i hear Bioshock is insanely awsome, but sadly im not convinced, whats the actually gameplay like, also what with the little girls and huge drill-hand dudes? UT3 is an insane multiplayer games, it has big insane weapons with big insane vehicles like the huge 'war of the worlds' walker thing. i dont like buying singleplayer games like bioshock because it doesn't have much replay value, as cod4 i could play for hours and hours on end.

BioShock is one of the best games on Xbox360, if not one of the best I've played. It is creative, suspenseful, creepy, exciting, and the story is also amazing and innovative.

i got UT3 collector's edition, and i also just bought System Shock 2, it seems good, so i might have another look at Bioshock