why choose? get both! >

As with any of the new-engine games, Doom3 and FarCry are very scaleable -
and D3 has a number of performance tweaks for it which, given your system,
will make it very playable with some of the bells & whistles turned on. Your
pc is an older system, save for the 9800pro, but I'm sure you could get some
damn good playing out of either title with no hassles.
As for which game to buy... read my first line, if you can afford it. But if
I had to choose... well.. I cant coz theyre both excellent. Theyre both
shooting games.. I dont understand people that use the 'theres no storyline'
point because.. well you're shooting things and trying to stay alive. Why do
you need a storyline!?

Both games look excellent, D3 a little more so -
despite it having little to no outdoor environments.
"BeingAnonymousMakesMeObnoxious" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:Y4xjd.5567$(E-Mail Removed)...
> I just traded in a wonky 8500 for a 9800Pro. Thanks Future Shop Product
> Service Plan!
>
> Anyhow, I got myself a copy of Doom3 at the store, but I've been thinking.
> Based on my specs below, would I get more fun from Doom 3, or Far Cry? I
> expect Far Cry would perform better, but will Doom 3 even be playable? I
> have already bought Doom 3 but am thinking about not opening it and
> returning it for a copy of Far Cry. What would you do: take a chance on
> opening Doom3 and having it not run well (frustrating) or return Doom3 for
> Far Cry and hope it is more fun?
>
> BTW I really want to play Doom 3. I want to play Far Cry as well but not
in
> the same "dying for it" way.
>
> Specs:
>
> Win98SE on
> P4 1.8 on ASUS P4T
> 512 MB PC800 RDRAM
> Radeon 9800Pro 128MB
> SB Audigy
>
> TIA
>
>