Microsoft has given Ars Technica a first glimpse as Windows 7. The taskbar has changed significantly, and there are a number of other changes they have screenshots of.
Fans have been asking for the developers to introduce loss prevention into the game. On June 9, Mark Rubin addressed the issue on X.
triverse writes, "When you think of demakes you probably think of newer games on older hardware. Probably because that is how they occur more often. Another type of demake is made for the same platform just a different graphics style (many remakes offer this option at the flick of a button). What if I told you someone made Quake, but it is only 13 kilobytes in size. For comparison that is about one quarter the size of the original Super Mario Bros on the Nintendo Entertainment System. The kicker is, this version of Quake looks amazing, and everything explodes into gibs everywhere."
Counter-Strike 2 skins are an integral part of the game. This introspective write-up will tell you everything there's to know about them.
Memory hog? We'll see.
I'm looking forward to Windows 7. I think this will be the OS that puts MS back on track. Vista is actually pretty good now with driver support and stability however the early blunders pretty much made it impossible to shake the negative rep in the general publics mind.
I do like the modified Vista look going on as well.
hmmm... even though it looks good, im not sure this will convince me to stay with Windows.
I had enough of Windows and plans to move on to iMac.
Uh-guh-lee!
GUI pretty much looks like Vista with a just a few major changes. Taskbar looks horrid in my opinion. Hopefully they'll fix the resource hog problem.