Assassins creed

controls arent bad at all, takes about 10 mins to get used to.

not sure about hacking it but it does look very good in dx9

Hey Vader:

I LOVE THIS GAME!!! I highly recommend purchasing!

1- As I dual boot, I tried both XP and Vista. I found NO difference in graphics between DX9 and DX10. However, there is a slight difference in performance..and ironically, DX10 features makes the game run even better (CPU Processing). So, no tweaks required from your part to enjoy the game at its greatest potential.

2- The game looks amazing with DX9. Probably one of the best looking games in DX9 that I have seen at descent framerates (hence, excluding Crysis).

3- It is a console port, which I normally hate, but this one was well done. I still recommend a joystick if you have one but I played with a keyboard+gaming mouse and found it descent enough. Ubisoft Montreal really pulled it off on this one.

i've got the game installed and it looks great but the game graphics and gameplay settings are strange. Where do enable antialiasing and the other stuff. I don't get why it takes a lot of CPU power, I am using a E8400 with a 9800gx2 and playing at 1680*1050 but CPU usage is at 99%. I might consider getting a xbox 360 controller during the summer for this

1. Not sure, but from what I've read, AC will only detect DX9 in XP.
2. Yep!
3. No, I've been just using my wireless keyboard, while sitting back on the couch in front of our HTPC

http://www.techmixer.com/download- [...] indows-xp/
I haven't tried it yet as I don't have a machine with a disposable OS on it

While playing, hit esc, click options, look for the Multisampling option (kind of like antialiasing) AC maxes out both/all cores on most systems, it's just that big!

I found a good write up of AC tweaks here:
http://www.tweakguides.com/AC_1.html

Does the overclocking of my video card cause the flashing shadows I see? And i was talking about the dx10 that was in Crysis which can be enabled in XP