Sega- "Persona, what's that again?"

Troubling developments

A Typing of the Dead sequel? Oh. My. Gosh. I'm all over that.

The fact is every game with DRM (with the exception of always-online games) gets pirated anyway. Maybe it'll take a couple of days longer, but it ends up there - so why bother fighting it with DRM?

What does that have to do with this?

What's your problem? I've never played a Projekt Red game, but this is obviously a good thing. It's beyond belief that anyone could be against this, or the company.

Why wouldn't they be?

Its been around for a decade and has garnered 65 million users.

No one would buy a car that required you to call the manufacturer and stay on the line with them the entire time you drove to make sure you hadn't loaned it to a friend without permission.

No other industry is as outright abusive to their customers as the games industry because they quite simply would have no…

as expected. day 1 buy no doubt at all. good job CDP sticking to your values and knowing which platform put you where you are, cause it certainly wasnt the 500k sales of witcher 2 on deadbox, but the millions of sales on PC. You respect your audience, well return the favor, its as simple as that people.

Guys ... That is just awesome

Really? How many concurrent users does XBL have? I tried to find out, but couldn't find a source newer than 2010.

...But buying the actual console, while not mandatory, is sort of an essential part of it, I'd say?

I can't count how many times an Xbro has told me that XBL is the most successful online gaming platform and Steam "isn't even close." Thank you for giving me a link I can kill those discussions with.

That's just it though. It's the same situation on Xbox and Microsoft still charge extra.

Only the completely ignorant still say PC gaming is dead. Everyone else knows that the next gen consoles are basically PCs anyway and that PC gaming is leading the cutting edge on every front.

And people still think Steam is the epitome of bad DRM.

PC GAMING IS DEAD