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Game play abundance My Myst Uru: Complete Chronicles (CC) experience is unusual... At the beginning of 2004, played Uru: Ages beyond Myst (Uru Prime), later played the To D'ni expansion pack, finally played the Path of the Shell (PotS) expansion pack. This trilogy was played on a 1 GHz, 512 MB RAM Windows ME PC. That was a mistake. Age loads were annoyingly slow, jump puzzles were arduous, game play was occasionally sloppy and Uru Prime, its 1.2 patch, To D'ni & PotS wouldn't install properly on my new computer. Decided to replay Uru after upgrading to a 3.8 GHz, 2 GB RAM Windows XP Professional PC. CC and upgraded hardware made a huge difference... The above problems evaporated. With its images & sounds set on 'Ultra', CC became a vastly enhanced gaming experience. Images became real, three-dimensional. Sounds were varied and rich, you could feel their intricate textures. Discovered only one gotcha, CC plays best on an 800 x 600 pixels setting. If your resolution is set too high, say 1600 x 1200 pixels, images are incorrectly rendered. For others, there's another hardware gotcha, "NOTICE: This game contains technology intended to prevent copying that may conflict with some disc and virtual drives." If you have a single drive DVD computer, it's understandable: you'll opt for a DVD-RW. If so, CC's anti piracy software may stop a DVD-RW installation dead in its tracks. Even if CC does install, it may not play properly. So please consider this alternate... A dual drive DVD computer is about $100 more than a single drive computer. In your dual drive computer, you have two DVDs: A DVD and a DVD-RW. This gives you the best of both worlds.