..

So which do you hate more and why, Persistent Online DRM or Day 1 DLC? I personally dislike both practices, but I can stomach Day 1 DLC, while I cannot ever bring myself to support a game with Always-Online DRM.

I've posted this so many times before, but my only real problem with romance content in games that are specifically not romance-specific titles, is when other content is unpolished or underdeveloped. I have no problem with optional content like romances, but I do have a problem with spreading resources too thin and…

Its so sad how ignorant people are. Even the wealthy and educated are often fools.

I feel bad for them, but they needed to be working with professionals who were knowledgeable enough to tell them NOT TO MAKE AN MMO. DO NOT MAKE A CRAP FANTASY THEMEPARK MMO.

sigh, I wish Dust were available for PC. I understand Xbox not being included because Microsoft are a pain in the ass about hosting, but why would CCP not bring this game to PC?

uh yeah but 5 year olds have crap loot. I'm trying to get rares.

Yeah, I did a google search that resulted in a lot of conflicting reports. I was going to reply about how it seems to be a debated part of history about how common it actually was, and that the anti-irish sentiment originated in the UK and migrated to USA. Anyway, I actually learned a bit too, my understanding was…

..

I can't imagine for the life of me why anyone would leave Valve. The only reason I can come up with is for creative authority and autonomy. If I had the choice between making my own studio with total creative authority or joining Valve with limited creative input, I would absolutely choose Valve, because the company I…

The idea of white privilege is still relatively new. Remember, just a few decades ago there were "Help Wanted - INNA" signs in most store windows. INNA = Irish Need Not Apply. In many cases, racism and sexism are just tools of classism.

Game is still too easy, waiting for a full loot sandbox where I can gank newbs.

Keep pushing the envelope Epic, keep raising the bar. The more an industry powerhouse like Epic pushes, the more likely the next generation of console hardware will be designed to make use of this engine.

Its getting old Zenimax. Stop shaking down your fanbase.

Can't believe this wasn't posted, obligatory

Cmon man, there is a huge difference between an investigation and instructing an employee to commit a felony. Obviously the felony wasn't committed, but it certainly sounds like it was suggested, encouraged or inquired about. Investigating is fine, but staging fake fire alarms in order to access an employee's computer…

Wow, this is professionally unacceptable. I really wonder what current Activision employees think about this. I can't imagine why any game professional would want to work for people like this.

To be fair, the 460 was later in the 400 series and was significantly improved over the 470 and 480. Really, it was the 480 that struggled the most, with both heat and performance. By the time they released the 460, they were already addressing their mistakes with the 480.

Expect the GTX 660 to enter the market at $300.00. It should be a pretty impressive card too.

While PC hardware releases more frequently, this card for example will be able to run all PC games at very impressive settings for the next 3 years. Just because PC tech is upgraded frequently doesn't mean that prior generations of tech are outdated.