Okay so for the first one and a half years I have been at college I had a roommate with an Xbox 360, but he flunked out this year. My Xbox 360 died and I am saving up to send it in to repairs, so it has been a rough few weeks. But, I've been looking more into PC gaming and I gotta say I am actually liking this a bit, not as much as the 360, but it is actually good. I have been playing some cheaper games mainly: Counter Strike: Source, Half-Life 2 Deathmatch, Half-Life Deathmatch, Vampires: The Masquerade, Dawn of War, Company of Heroes, and War Rock. I never really got into PC gaming mainly because my comp has a crap video card that was imbedded(thanks Dell). But, does anyone have any suggestions on some good, cheap PC games that I probably missed days of PC gaming? I played Starcraft and the Age of Empires series back in the day, but not much else. It's been rough without the 360(I feel like an adict now lol), but the PC fills in very well, and I have a lot more time for that thing, you...

So what's the big deal? Games are postponed and canceled all the time, but this one is different. This game actually released in Japan under the name of Gundam Operation Troy. The project was announced way back in July 2005, but has yet to release in North America. The game originally set to be released some time in 2007 has yet to be released and Namco Bandai hasn't even updated anyone on the status of whether or not the project will continue.
The game had the potential to be the game the Gundam series deseved. Every Gundamo game before(for the most part) has been average at best this game was set to break those standards. Bandai had established a hybrid of sorts as the user can choose between making the game an FPS or TPS. So many options were available in this game as the user can proceed on foot as a standard grunt or board a Gundam(which there are many types) and take the fighting to a whole new level. The game just has so much potential, but also has so much potential...