Any ideas?

First it happened with this one, when it would do nothing but "buffering:"
http://www.wegame.com/watch/System_Shock...

And now this one is doing it:
http://www.wegame.com/watch/Crazy_Kong/

And this one:
http://www.wegame.com/watch/Monkey_Donke...

And this one:
http://www.wegame.com/watch/Elevator_Act...

There may be others, I dunno. These videos used to work, now they no longer do, so I suspect the problem isn't with the videos themselves. Any ideas?

Yeah, I tried it twice. The second time was here:

http://www.wegame.com/watch/Alone_in_the...

I didn't want to try it a third time in case they all showed up, and I looked like some kind of video spammer :)

http://www.wegame.com/watch/Alone_in_the...

It meets the time, size, and format requirements but it won't post for some reason.

Thanks for all your help!

Guys, GTA4 is coming out. GTA4

For the PC ... Someday. Maybe. Probably. Hopefully.

This video no long plays, but it used to work fine. Now it just sits there, buffering and has a 0:00 runtime. Ideas?

http://www.wegame.com/watch/System_Shock...

Yeah, I'm incredibly excited about this game. Too bad it was pushed back, it would have been a fun game to play over the summer.

I've always been a PC gamer. When I do buy a console, it generally sits there and gathers dust. I currently don't even own a next-generation (or, I guess, a this-generation) console, although I'd like a PS3 because I have a high def TV and could use it as a Blue-Ray player.

BTW, anyone interested in buying my HD-DVD player? :)

Anyway, I prefer PC gaming for the following reasons:

- Cheaper. It seems that PC games generally have a lower retail price than their console counterparts and, moreover, they fall in price faster. I know you could make the argument that PC gaming hardware is more expensive, but this discussion gets circular and twisted very quickly due to the multi-use non-gaming capabilities of the PC. Which, indirectly, leads me to my next arguement:

--- Customizable. I love the fact that PC games are heavily modifiable. I love downloading user made content. I love updated graphics of older PC games. I love substituting my own music. And remapping the controls. And being able to choose between graphics and performance. And tweaking ini files. Console gaming always seems so constrained to me - choosing between control configuration A, B, or C doesn't cut it. Let me remap every single button if I want to.

Out of the box I didn't like Oblivion very much. With all the user-created mods and content, its a MUCH better game. I couldn't have done this with a 360.

--- Dungeons and Dragons. I grew up playing DnD, so I'm more inclined to enjoy a good western RPG instead of the Japanese style.

--- Multi-player. Admittedly, consoles have made amazing headway in this area recently. But we were stringing coax cable around our apartment back in college, to play Doom over IPX networks. That's a heck of a head start. And I enjoy MMOs, which haven't seem to taken off on consoles (probably due to lack of keyboard acceptance).

--- Keyboard and mouse FPS FTW. I know there are people in this very thread who have stated the exact opposite, but for my money the game pad absolutely sucks when it comes to FPS, a genre which I really enjoy.

--- Superior graphics - Yeah, I know this is a continual leapfrogging between console and PCs. But prior to HDTV, there was no contest between standard def TV and what a PC could do. With the current generation of consoles and HDTV, this argument is increasingly moot.

edit: typos and clarity