>Dystopia is a Half-Life 2 Total Conversion. It’s 3 maps, and a whole bunch of a new kind of game. You have cyber implants, which have various skills from detecting enemies to cloaking. You “jack in” and while you’re in cyberspace your real-world body is vulnerable to attack. Once you’re in the cyberspace, you float around in zero gravity, finding terminals and activating real world areas.

The concept alone is really heavy. I’m impressed.
I knew about it before, but never saw the pictures, or really had that much interest. Now since Half-Life 2 just came out with it’s 64 bit updates, I’m a lot more interested in it.

The 64-bit revolution has begun!
After this I’m getting Far-Cry, which also has a 64-bit update with exclusive content. These are all being driven by AMD, and it seems they’re getting the full on support of gamers everywhere. Intel’s architecture is different enough to not be able to take advantage of optimizations specific to AMD’s 64-bit which may hurt them, but they really like the Dual-Core solution, just throw more horsepower at it.