Purkake

Well, it IS a video game...

Coming out March 23(26 in Europe). From one of the new trailers. This will be epic.

That thing was ridiculous, I don't know how they expected anyone to do that.

:/

No the one with the rubber duck. The pipe machine outside the house is just confusing, not hard.

Yes the program. I was wondering if it was decent, there are some really awful ones on some phones. I'm sure someone will eventually port the VLC player.

You should be able to force AA from your graphics card control panel. TLJ is great and yes the first puzzle is pretty crazy.

What does it use for media?

Woo unemployment! @Magister Lajciak: You can also thank the retailers for the wonderful invention of pre-order bonuses. Having a greedy middleman doesn't help anyone.

Doing fine as in continuing to sell both hardware and software. Whatever financial problems they have because of mismanagement/bad economy/whatever isn't related to DRM and affects the PC and console markets equally and thus isn't related to what we were talking about.

N900 has a keyboard and DOSBox...

Actually now that I think about, the music industry is pretty much doing what the PC gaming industry should be doing. They dropped the DRM, ignore the pirates and focus on paying customers. Are they only doing it because they were backed into a corner while the gaming industry still has a way out in the form of consoles?

Good Old Games is capitalized, which pretty obviously refers to the website, as do 95% of the posts in here.

The Nexus One is way more awesome, no?

Because you don't have any friends?

A couple of people have actually been hit by icicles around here this winter.

I guess we could use a bit more outrage then.

I'm sure there's an INI somewhere that you can tweak. As long as you can jump, it's all good.

Wait, wasn't this one also supposed to have the extra evil DRM? How quickly you forget... EDIT: Or did they back down?

Getting PC sales data is devilishly hard, I'm working with what I've got here.

Leaning is overrated and anisotropic filtering and motion blur are awesome. AvP does seem to such, though.

They can protect their products, but they can't actually "punish" anyone, which you seemed to be suggesting before.

Well, it's not the industry's job to punish the pirates in the first place. The problem lies with whoever is supposed to police copyright infringement.

I don't think any one of the industries is directly comparable, they all have their problems and failed solutions, even the book industry with the raise of ebooks. That said, the music industry should probably be the example to follow with digital distribution.