Test Freaks writes: "The monitor of you computer is one of the most important parts, especially if you play games, and with monitors, my feeling is the bigger the better. You've got many choices when it comes to picking a monitor and it can be hard to do, the most common monitors now are LCDs, since they've been dropping in price most anyone can pick up a decent one these days. Personally I run three monitors, I used two for a while, then I hooked up a third and I'm hooked on the huge amount of screen real estate I've got. Of course for most people one monitor is more than enough, but when you spend most of your time in front of one, you come to learn that more than one can make you more productive.
Our friends at Geek.com have sent me over one of their 22" LCD Monitors for review, it's from Envision and it's the G22LWK DVI Widescreen Monitor. As with most newer monitors this one features HDCP to make the most out of your digital content, it's got a resolution of 1680×1050 along with a 5ms response time. One of the more interesting features is that it includes both DVI and VGA or RGB analog connections and you can easily switch between them if need be with the push of a button in the menu."
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It is priced at $49.99. From other articles I read, the game is more linear so probably like Mafia 1 and 2 instead of 3 (full open world). I am guessing around 10-12 hours.
Too many massive open worlds this is refreshing. Concentrate on a more dynamic smaller area.
Open is good, too open where you easily get lost.. nah. Unfortunately even Nintendo has got a taste of open world and want to make huge deserts now, this is why I prefer Mario 3D Land and World, open enough for some exploration and alternate paths but not desolate either.
