That just sounds like marketing BS. Cosmos just started airing a few weeks ago, and this game has been in development for quite a while, it comes out in less than 6 months. What it's "inspired" by is Alpha Centauri, as it's basically a sequel in everything but name.

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I'm glad I'm not alone in that line of thinking.

Cosmos has actually been in production now for at least the past three years. The announcement and pre-production started in 2011.

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And of course there's Assetto Corsa (pretty) and rFactor 2 (not so pretty) these days.

Ordered the Intel Core i5-4670K 3.4GHz Quad-Core Processor and the Asus Maximus VI Hero ATX LGA1150 Motherboard. Two steps closer to finally having a new PC.

So they were "inspired" by the idea of a TV documentary series about space? Yeah, they've never done one of those before!

A former coworker of mine that's now at Valve mentioned that Steam In Home Streaming is open beta now. I'm at the in laws place for awhile, but I'm eager to try it out when i get home.

i am running DS2 on high settings on my 4 year old piece of crap laptop. i was very excited

This game caught my eye:

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May 28th
http://store.steampowered.com/app/278360/

Decidedly mixed reviews, but a new Tex Murphy game was released last week (Tesla Effect). I'm sure many PC gamers have at some point played Under a Killing Moon or the Pandora Directive, they were among the high points for FMV games.

$19.99 - http://store.steampowered.com/app/261510/

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Never heard of Tex Murphy or his games before today.

I'm looking to add 32GB of RAM to my PC. What's the best RAM out there? I last used Corsair. Is it okay to stick with them or is there better out there?

Are you running several virtual machines? You shouldn't need more than 16 GB RAM. I know that RAM is cheap, and it's better than be covered and all, but for gaming and more general stuff, you won't need more than 16 GB.

Corsair is good. G.Skill has always been a good brand, great price/performance, that's what I have. Any of the 3-5 best known brands should be fine.

If you want to overclock, or get DDR3 2400 or above, then do a little more research, but there aren't a lot of brands if you go "extreme".

Even 16GB is overkill unless you are doing more than just gaming on your PC. I'd just buy a couple 4GB sticks for now, and if you need more later, drop in another 2x4GB then.

Agree with everyone else about not really needing 32 GB, especially since I recall budget being a concern. The extra $100 would be better suited going to a video card upgrade or a bump in SSD size.

If you do get 32GB of RAM, you'll also have to get the Professional/Ultimate version of Windows, since Home Premium (for Windows 7, not sure about the different Windows 8 flavors) only supports up to 16GB. Another thing to consider.

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/starcraf...%202&lp=2&cp=1

Purchase Starcraft II today, get Heart of the Swarm for free.

Didn't realize it but Dynasty Warriors 8: Xtreme Legends Complete Edition came out on PC this week, unfortunately it's $49.99.

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I have Windows 7 Pro and 16GB of RAM. I thought I'd upgrade but if it's not needed, I wont bother.

Crap. The CPU cooler I got is actually 20.5mm too tall for my case. And of course I had to notice after I installed it.

Well, despite the CPU cooler issue, the new PC build is running quite smoothly. I already ordered a new cooler that is shorter and built by the manufacturers of my case (and recommended by them for it). I also want to get a new PSU. Not that my current one is bad but I forgot that it's non-modular and the mess of cables in there is agravating.

Had to give up at the very end due to an annoying timed puzzle. The controls are really poor and even though I know the solution, I can't do it in the allotted time.

If anyone does get this, play the game in Casual mode, so you can skip puzzles.

After putting together my new PC and installing the latest AMD drivers (or was it when I installed the mobo utilizes/drivers?), it installed something called AMD Gaming Evolved. The official site was no help to find out what it's for (mainly PR bullshit with zero actual information). Some other forums mentioned that it's for optimizing games on my rig. Is it worth keeping installed or should I ditch it?

Seems the same as Nvidia's own GeForce Experience app which automatically updates drivers and sets game quality settings. I like Nvidia's app quite a bit, don't see a reason to ditch it.

http://sites.amd.com/us/game/downloads/Pages/raptr.aspx