For the most part, the zombie trend ended awhile ago. Also, it's just a mod for an eight year old video game, how does it affect you? Also, if a dev wants to make a video game about zombies, why not let them? There are plenty of games without zombies.

"We are still exploring that"

Another Alpha-guy here. I'd say that the alpha was about 75 percent of the game. We thought that we just had a taste of what was to come, but really had most of it in us. If I'm not mistaken, the last update that really mattered to us was the Halloween Update with The Nether, right?

I haven't played the game myself, so maybe I'm all wrong, but the whole story seems cliched beyond belief. I'm sure there are plenty of incredibly similar plots, but mostly in movies and books.

Yeah, you know who else deserves the death penalty?

How many years have they been using the same stock picture for the character?

These kids with them iPhones pornos! When I was a lad, we didn't know what porn was. Now they have them Bitcoins and wear their magic fedoras to the movie theatrical large screen!

It's a digital currency, it's not Pogs or something. Why do you want it gone? It's not like we are talking Silly Bandz or whatever that was.

So... If I am a middle aged woman of middling intelligence five years ago and has somehow has come into a lot of Bitcoins... I can buy stuff on Farmville?

Over three years, I have, like, seven hats and haven't paid for one of them. All and all, I've only spent about five dollars on TF2 content. Most fans care much more about the gameplay than the inventory stuff.

People care more about the game than they do hats. People on the outside don't seem to get that part.

Sure, you want it to be more clean or whatever, but if you wanted that, censor it in all regions or censor it nowhere.

So... What about the ones in PC boxes?

Hold on.

To be honest, Fallout's pre-war America is probably just as bad as it's pre-war China. I guess the Chinese government wouldn't care about that, though.

Capcom: "Hey, you know how we get fans? We start a fashion line! Let's also make twenty more action movies! Maybe even a mobile game!"

I keep dreaming!

I think I see what you mean, but Shadowrun wasn't intended as a video game in the first place. Shadowrun is still very popular with pen and paper RPG fans, so I think this was more of a game for them.

It's not as good as Shadow Warrior 1997, and it doesn't deserve to be called a reboot of it because it has nothing to do with the original, but it is still one of the best games I have played all year.

It was a good game, not perfect, but good.