Try Everything On For Size

Who ever you talk to these days everybody seems to be downloading stuff of the Internet. Music, movies, software and yes games. The gaming industry is massive, a multi million dollar industry larger even than the movie industry (I know hard to believe but true). Nobody wants to go to the shop and buy games anymore they want the speed and easy of a game download and there are plenty of people offering this service. Downloadable PSP games are now everywhere and here to stay.

So can you trust everybody? Well no you can not, a friend of mine found a download site and proceeded to download what he thought was God Of War for his PSP and half way through his computer froze. As it turns out he had downloaded a nasty virus and $150 later his computer was up and running again. A costly mistake. Now I'm not trying to put you off downloading PSP games far from it. I download hundreds of games a month to play, I'm just saying you have to be careful and trust the download site.

I get my PSP downloads from a membership site. Before you all start moaning and crying about membership fees let me explain. I paid a one of fee and it wasn't even the price of one PSP game. I never have to pay anything ever again, just that one payment. I now have a lifetime platinum and access to everything on the site for safe download. I can absolutely guarantee I will never get a virus or any adware or spyware on my computer (something free downloads could never guarantee). The site has over 20 million files for download, yes 20 million I will never have time to download everything but I just search for the latest and top games for PSP and away I go.

I love my PSP and the great thing is I get all my games without paying for them. if you love your PSP head on over to Monster-PSP.com For all the latest news on your PSP.

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Well, you have read the boards, you have looked around, and you have decided, like I have, that Warhammer Online is going to be a great game. Now you ask yourself, "Where can I buy Warhammer Online?"

Well, you can buy Warhammer online from most retail game stores as well as purchase the game digitally from a file download site. The game is available for purchase as a preorder and comes with some handy features if you buy the game before the release date of September 18th.

The preorder comes with access to the open beta beginning on September 7th, allowing you to preview the game and level up to 20. The beta characters will be wiped before release but you should be able to get a pretty good idea of what type of character you want to play.

The preorder also grants access to the headstart program that will allow players to create characters and play before the general release. This will give you time to reserve your favorite character names and get a few out of the newbie area before everyone swamps those areas on release day. The preorder also includes some in-game items that are only useable for PvE combat. I don't really think these will make that big of an impact on game play in the long run, but might be nice to have in the beginning.

According to Mythic, Warhammer Online requires 15 gigabytes of hard drive space plus the following system specs:

- For Windows XP
- 2.5 GHz P4 processor or equivalent
- 1.0 Gigabyte RAM
- A 128 MB Video Card, with support for Pixel Shader 2.0
- For Windows Vista
- 2.5 GHz P4 processor or equivalent
- 2.0 Gigabyte RAM
- A 128 MB Video Card, with support for Pixel Shader 2.0

My system ran that game well with Windows XP, AMD 64 3200+, 2 Gigs of RAM, and a Radeon 9800XT video card. I was able to play lag free, even through some intense RvR content involving at least forty players. I would recommend upgrading your RAM if you are near the bottom of the system requirements.

Get ready for the next best thing in MMORPGs - get your system upgraded and get the game ordered. WAR is coming!

James Ostenson is an avid gamer and has played several online fantasy games starting with Ultima Online. Warhammer Online looks to be the next best thing in the MMORPG world. Check out his Warhammer Review where he does a review of the Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning preview weekend.

Also have a look at his Warhammer Blog

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