Gonna be a good year, personally the South Park game is my pick, but I'm a fan boy :)
Dragon Age 3 and Watch Dogs (if they come out) are next and then Last Of Us, Two Souls (or whatever that ellen page game is called), Sim City and GTA V

Alan Wake, Dragon Age 1 & 2

The Suicide Mission from ME2, just perfect :)
though honorable mention to just about every mission in Saints Row 3, stupid fun

So I want to replay the Mass Effect trilogy with all the DLC on my PC using my wired 360 controller, but the PC games do not support that or any other controller. What's the best software out there for games that don't nativly support (360) controllers?

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So I screwed up and ordered a 3.5" (floppy size) media card reader for my rig instead of the the 5.25" (optical size), it just arrived and I relized my mistake. I was wondering if there are any adapters out there to fit this 3.5" device into one of 5.25" bay (my case has no 3.5" bays). I assume there must be but I need to know the name of what I'm looking for. I'm in Canada if anyone has any specific recommendations.... (amazon.ca would be great)
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So:
1) install SSD
2) format & intall windows onto the SSD (and make it top of the boot order)
3) install old HDD
4) copy wanted files from old HDD to SSD
5) reformat old HDD
6) reinstall programs

What would you guys recommend I leave on the SSD (it's only 240gb), I was thinking just:
Windows, Office, Steam (but have it install games to the HDD), work/school related programs (autoCAD, photoshop, sketchup) and drivers

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[QUOTE="FelipeInside"]Not all programs, but most have registry entries and probably won't work properly. Best method is always to fresh install the programs if you have a new install of Windows.FelipeInside

darn, my main concern is steam and all the other programs that have to be redownloaded

nice! I'll look into that, don't supposed Origin is as nice?

Not all programs, but most have registry entries and probably won't work properly. Best method is always to fresh install the programs if you have a new install of Windows.FelipeInside

darn, my main concern is steam and all the other programs that have to be redownloaded

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[QUOTE="FelipeInside"]You can CLONE the Windows Install to a new Hard Drive, using something like EASUS ToDo Backup. Be aware though that if ur going for an SSD, it's optimal to install a fresh Windows on it, since it will set it up as an SSD drive. If you decide to go with clone, read guides on what you need to do with the SSD and Windows.FelipeInside

Yeah I won't be cloning, I'll try to explain again, I'll be doing a fresh windows install on the new SSD, I'll be using the current HDD as a secondary drive, will the programs already intalled on the HDD still work? Will I have to wipe out the drive since it has an OS on it?

damn, so all the programs will be wiped out :(

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will the programs already intalled on the HDD still work? Will I have to wipe out the drive since it has an OS on it?

XaosII

They will more than likely work. Most programs do not require the use of the registry. However, you will also still keep the old windows installation around in the 1 TB. Thats at least 20 - 35 GB of totally wasted space since you have no need of the old Windows installation.

Most people will recommend you to wipe it simply because its less likely to cause problems down the road.

Since many years ago, i've always had one smaller drive with Windows on it and another drive with all my applications and games on it. Makes the process of formating or upgrading windows much easier.

Thank you, so if I install it and get my boot order right, it all ought to work? Will I be able to uninstall/manually delete windows off the HDD?