I agree! Playing this makes me always want to play ETW or Sid Meier's Civilization V instead.

I don't think that justifies PC piracy, but I understand (see EA and Activision - THIS is why piracy remains significant - you do evil shit).

But none of those are actually competitive. Hell, Stardock sold Impulse to GameStop.

That doesn't mean it should have a virtual monopoly of the market.

I understand. And you're right, but I think EA should be given a chance - they certainly have made progress in not going down the same evil path as Activision.

I knew about the initial anger, I was talking about continued anger for other Valve games.

Somehow no one got their panties up in a bunch when Valve continued to mandate the use of Steam for its games.

Bush axed it, not Obama. Common misconception.

It was apparently a little messy (coding-wise) and had a few playback glitches. Also, PotPlayer has excellent hardware acceleration, which I believe The KMPlayer does not have.

Heard of PotPlayer?

Heard of PotPlayer?

Heard of PotPlayer?

Heard of PotPlayer?

Heard of PotPlayer?

PotPlayer, no questions asked.

This is genius. I agree with every word in the prior website with the anti-CoD write-up.

Sure thing, I'd be glad to!

Exactly. Although the GPU in consoles is laughable nowadays too.

Don't be rude - you know as well as I do that not every single PC on this planet is identical. You can buy a $500 desktop (or build a less-than $300 PC) which outperforms the consoles. They have dedicated GPUs. You don't need much more than a Radeon HD 4650 or so.

Meaning the space shuttle computers are REALLY weak. REALLY, REALLY weak. The Xbox 360 is outperformed by average family PCs nowadays.