ColeTrain

I've been conflicted about whether or not to pick up Fallout 4 for PC as it only hits the minimum requirements. Mainly it's due to the CPU.

Specs:

Video card: GTX 970

CPU: AMD fx(tm)-8320 Eight-core processor

Ram: 16 GB

OS: Win 10

Recommended settings suggest having an AMD FX-9590. Despite having a weaker CPU, would the game run better than say on PS4? With a game like this, I feel the best place to play it would be on PC

So I just learned that I have to max out Marie's social link in order to move towards the good or true ending of the game. Problem is, I discovered this in the month of September (late September in the game with roughly 40 hrs). My question is if it is too late to work towards the good ending and roughly how llong does it take to max out Marie's social link? Thanks.

Looking into getting a Vita but I'm not completely sold on it yet. On one hand, I'd look forward to playing Persona 4 Golden, Remote Play with the PS4, and Free PS Plus games but the library isn't all that large. What are some of the pros and cons with the handheld as a whole?

Really torn on this one. I've checked most major retailers and the PS4 seems to be out of stock and my guess is it will be until March or so. I was debating about purchasing a PS Vita. The plus would be that I would have a portable system and I have a subscription to PS Plus but the down side is that memory cards cost a bunch and it doesn't have the widest selection of games.

So is the PS Vita pretty good or should I pass and look into a PS4?

I say this because Killzone: Shadowfall is a launch title for the PS4 and I was just wondering if its worth picking up the Killzone Trilogy? Do I need to play the others to understand the plot in Shadowfall? Also, why is it that this isn't a shooter that's as widely recognized compared the other shooters on the market? I here Killzone is good but hasn't gotten a fair chance.

I'm getting the game at launch for PS3 and I'm looking for a crew to join for the online since none of my friends are getting the game. Also play other games such as Far Cry 3, CS: GO, Battlefield 3, PS Allstars etc.

PSN: thecoletrain128

I bought a newer TV recently and instead of having the normal composite output (yellow, white, red), green is now one of those colors. Would I still be able to hook up something like a GameCube to this TV or do I need to buy something specific?

Selling my Xbox360 but I'm not sure what is a good sell price. It's a 60GB model and I'm including

-Two Controllers

-Wireless adapter

-System and Hard drive

-Composite cables and power brick

New to the franchise but man, this game is brutal. Currently on my 5th playthrough and it always seems like I don't have enough money to buy resources or I don't have enough satellite coverage. I been having a hard time trying to find an actual guide to beating Xcom so if anyone has any tips, I greatly appreciate it.

Want to hear what general consensus thinks. Personally, I'm with Sony because even trying to enable restrictions is terrible. Not to mention that Kinect is still required and the system is advertised as an entertainment hub versus a gaming console.

Really torn on what to do. On one hand, I want to experience games such as metal gear solid 4, infamous, killzone, resistance, ratchet and clank etc. the issue is that the PS4 is right around the corner and Im not sure if I want to invest in my newly purchased ps3 if support for the system ends soon. Playstation plus sounds awesome but how long will it last come holiday season? This one of the hardest decisions ive had to make. Whats a good solution?

Also what are some of the bonuses?

I've always wanted to play all the Metal Gear Solid games, Rachet and Clank, and Uncharted but with the PS4 coming out sometime late 2013/2014, I'm torn on what to do. I need a system to bring to college but I don't want the system to not supported around 2014 (Meaning I would want to use it for Netflix, PSN, Games, Youtube, etc) What would be the best option? Does the PS3 still have a strong following? Should I hold out until the PS4? Any suggestion helps

Having a hard time trying to decide considering that the PS4 comes out but I need a system that I can bring to College. On one hand, majority of the exclusives are already available but at the same time, I'm not sure if support for the system will dwindle in the coming months.

Really want this franchise to end the same way Guitar Hero did. Thoughts?

I don't have a whole lot of knowledge on gaming PC's except for the fact that It's needs a good graphics card and a lot of RAM. I would like to start playing games through steam but I just don't know what is an all around reliable PC that can play most games (It doesn't have to run Crysis but preferably most newly released games). Any suggestion for anyone who is just starting off?

Also, I don't know how to build one.

I don't know about you but nearly ever report I am seeing has sparked so serious negativity towards the industry. EA has once again been voted the worst company in America, the Wii U and 3DS continue to struggle, the next Xbox has spawned a ton of hatred due to the rumors of it being always online and the change to a more entertainment hub rather than a gaming console, Square Enix didn't meet sales expectations for tomb raider and hitman even though they sold 3-4 million copies each, games will soon cost $70 dollars, all of this looks really bad. The more I hear about it, the more ashamed I am for putting time and money into this hobby. Do you think the game industry has taken a turn for the worst or is it better than ever?

They are in the running for being the worst company in america and they won the title last year.

I know what you are thinking, I've seen this question a thousand times already but it would be great if you had any recommendations.

Here is some of what I already have: Halo 4, Halo 3, Halo Reach, Halo CEA, Bioshock, Red Dead Redemption, Skyrim, Just Cause 2, Gears of War 1-3, Oblivion, Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3, Metal Gear Solid HD Collection, Soul Calibur 4, Zone of the Enders HD, Binary Domain,