Yep, I made Steam default to my games list in the options and also turned off the Steam notifications so I don't get advertised to every few times I close a game.

Btw, sign up for a beta here: [sourcefilmmaker.com]

Sometimes, it's really justified for someone to get angry. This is one of those times.

On, on, and always on. I don't like to ever miss a single piece of dialogue. I do the same when watching a film. If I get the option for subtitles, I make sure to turn them on.

I don't ever eat while playing anything. I usually stop playing to go eat something then get back to the game. Plus, I don't want to get either my keyboard or mouse dirty.

Agreed.

Yep, those minimum specs are extremely low end. Most PC gamers should have no problem running this.

This game happens to run on the Unreal Engine, but I gotta say that I much prefer the Source engine. Source can make really nice visuals on even low-end machines. Everything looks sharp, crisp, clean, and easy to see even on medium settings. If you put the Unreal engine on medium settings, however, everything becomes…

Ah, the old phishing scam. Thank goodness it's no longer a problem now if you have SteamGuard enabled (unless they scam you of your email details too).

What risk? All the site does is takes a look at your public profile and adds does all the math for you.

I did think about that, but I would prefer a proper more optimized port for the PC.

This please! I don't own any consoles besides a Wii (for which I already happen to own Okami for). I would love a PC version! It's one of my favorite games of all time, and being able to download whenever I want from my Steam account would be great.

If your Steam profile is set to private, it won't work, because the site won't be able to see your hours played.

Is this game even coming out on PC?

That was hilarious! XD

One of my favorite games of all time. I own it on the Wii, but don't have a PS3. I would buy this full price if they released it on PC!

I think I understand what you're saying. You feel like you're missing out on the full experience that a certain game can provide, because it is giving you choices. You want to be able to see what all of them do, but it's not worth the effort to start over and experience every single branch. I know that's how I felt…

This. If the PR guys are underestimating you, just tell the very bluntly, "I know how to play PC games." Let them feel like a fool, and don't let them ignorantly walk you through the games.

Valve would have to resubmit the uncensored version for certification. That's probably not worth the effort on Valve's part, but I would like for Australians to enjoy this game in all its gory glory.

I was joking. Just like Hongo's first comment was parodying those of console fanboys, I did mine of PC fanboys (though, admittedly, I am one).