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I somehow didn't like the autosculpt feature.Maybe I was expecting too much!

I was gripped onto NFS 2 even after EA released many new titles untill there came NFS U2.Even Most Wanted was really class!!

Can't wait to get my hands on it!!The screenshots look amazing!

My personal favourites are : the AOE series, Rise of Nations, MaxPayne, Prince of Persia Warrior Within for the PC.Smackdown v/s Raw for the PS2 and Worms Fort on my SE phone!!!

The think tank at MS is a big loser!Time someone taught them some ethics!!!

In my childhood I was really addicted to AOE1. I would always feel that there should be some way by which you could get resources after you have exhausted yours.And then came AOE2 in which you could trade resources!!! I'm still addicted to AOE2.But AOE3 does not run on the NVIDIA 7300 series!!!!!

My pick would be the two twins in Prince of Persia The two Thrones!By the time you get to the two twins, you have used up all your reserve sand. Just when you breathe a sigh of relief, you have to face the double trouble!!In POP Warrior Within, the battle with the Dahaka takes second place.

One small querry Soleimanian, what if I don't have a floppy drive?Most people should agree that floppy drives are now obsolete!!I had read something similar that allows you to create bootable disc directly! (actually a software that automatically generates a customised .iso image).Does anybody know about that?

I would suggest that you boot from your Windows CD, on the screen that asks for the drive on which XP is to be installed, delete all the present partitions.You'll be left with a HDD as it was when you bought it!!Then recreate all partitions. This should remove any trace of the virus.

Just wanted to know whether there is any tool similar to Yahoo's online presence indicator for Rediff? For Yahoo users, a simple <img border=0 src="http://opi.yahoo.com/online?u=my_username&m=g&t=2&l=us"> does it.(where my_username is the username for which the indicator is used) Tried searching the Rediff site but didn't find anything.