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19-04-2003, 15:35
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A strong, reliable base. Speed is not even required, for some games don't require it. Power is a constant requirement. But I stress above all else the reliable aspect- make it perform CONSISTENTLY.
Also remember that simplicitiy is the greatest form of complexity. 
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