Gorgon

Also, I wouldn't be able to install DA2 on my laptop and take it somewheres without internet. These things all count against getting the game, it's just too much of a hassle.

It's the login thing that's the problem, not the concurrent installs. I'd like to be able to play DA2 in three years, who the hell even knows if there is going to be a Bioware in three years.

So you say, but what happens when all the games you have are online DRM and you lose internet connectivity, it's happened twice in the last two months on my shared conn.

I might have gotten it for laughs, not anymore. I got Arkam Asylum which is online DRM, but it was only 4,99 so I don't feel cheated. That's about what I'd pay for a continuous online check DRM game.

nevermind, gotta learn to read.

Maybe RPGs have a larger PC following. I don't understand why there is 'no way' to include digital sales. Surely they pay taxes as well at STEAM, they must have records of every sale, are they keeping those a secret ?

@ red I would much have preferred a 'serious' lean to the film, I mean what a phenomenal lineup, and then to waste them doing slapstick. I never really bought Malkovich the comedian anyway, although he's done a few lately.

PC sales are like 10%, rule of thumb, and it's killing the quality of PC releases.

Who would buy a particular console because of the titles exclusive to it ; most everyone. Who would buy a particular console for access to a DLC ; no one. See, this is what I don't understand about all of this.

^^

I think I spent around that in a year. Some of them I only got 5 minutes out of, like Arkham Asylum.

guess what, wrong thread.

The 'player' at the end is using a controller, don't bring a controller to a gunfight, bring a mouse.

If the veritable forest of bigotry and bats**t insanity that is the comments thread is anything to go by, clearly the problem here is the Gay Liberal Black Mexican Government of California. This could wind up being Chernobyl for any teacher within a mile radius, whether they knew about it or not. The mob must be fed a sacrifice.

It's like one of those really awkward and mood breaking product placement scenes, except no one is getting paid, they are just soiling both franchises.

Puke receptacle ?

Maybe it makes sense if you consider the electric bill. I don't know exactly what the range is, but you would definitely feel the difference going from CRT to LED if you are anything like me and the computer is on more or less 24-7, whether I'm using it or not.

I'm still using a 17" CRT. I traded mine in for a 12'. But it's a cool one. Looking for bigger LED/LCD now to compliment it, can't decide. http://www.wacom.eu/index2.asp?lang=en&pid=96

One of my left shoes and one of my right boots and the other left of my sneakers are gone. Leaving me with no matching footwear. I'm mildly amused and trying to figure out who would do this to me, and why. Only 3 people have a spare key to my place so the list isn't long.

lol

Did she get in on one of those disengenous mortgage financing schemes or just too much borrowing against what she already paid off. It's pretty ponderous how many people willingly sign themselves over to a lifetime, or close to it, of debt slavery just to own their own house. I can do without that headache, of course I don't have any kids and all, but there is a lot to be said for simply living according to your means.

I thought it was really terrible. Space marines are cool two centimeters tall, starring in their own movie, not so much.

I got a logitech by the way, and it's too small for my chubby little digits which is pissing me off no end. The packaging looked twice as big.

Hold on now. Publishers get paid once per copy sold, if that copy passes through the hands of several users that's how things have operated since the dawn of time with anything from paintings, books, furniture.. The only marked difference being that producing a copy costs next to nothing, and that consequently publishers feel the sting of sales they aren't entitled to a piece of more acutely.

I hink i's aipoff. Also, onl aound 50% of m kboad suvivd h coff incidn. Sos a closd now, can' g a nw on 'ill omoow