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Just in case you missed it V.i.s.t.a. is going live today and before you ask, no we will not be supporting it by tomorrow. Despite the fact that the nVidia driver is still not released today and there is no hope in sight for a Creative driver, by all accounts Vista is not running games as fast as XP and let's be honest, WWIIOL doesn't need to be any slower. The good news is that despite all the hooplah spewing from Bill today, M$ knows Vista isn't ready and has already announced plans to release SP1 in a few short months.

To be honest, I kinda dig on the new OS. I've installed it with luck about 50% of the time. Those machines run the game great. The other installs I've done are simply plagued with issues including the mysterious rebooting video driver. Oh joy. So if you are one of those uber dorks like I am who have a tidy system with good parts, you're probably Ok. If on the other hand you can't name the model number of your mobo and report from memory the exact date of your current bios upgrade, you should probably hold off. Oh and if you think you can trust this thing, you're crazy. Maybe AMD's works better, its your life, take a chance.