The more immediate and curious problem comes with what appears to be v-synch problems...Almost never seen on a console game (I can only think of one other instance), this game essentially has v-synch turned off. Something seemingly exclusive to the PC, v-synch basically keeps the game from artifacting. Turn it off and the framerate may improve, but the game suffers some visual hiccups. This makes no sense since TVs have basically the same refresh rate, but whatever is going on in the graphics engine, it's the same experience as a PC with no v-synch. Essentially, when you turn, you can actually see the screen refreshing, creating misconnecting lines on the screen that can best be described as wrinkles. You may watch Serious Sam in action, turn and say, "that doesn't look right, but I don't know why." For a game that requires you to turn often, this can become quite annoying and it will occur even when there are no enemies onscreen.