You can boot more than one potato pack game at a time, and yes Valve track every one.

Oh don't get me wrong, I wasn't faulting the old system, just the idiotic decisions some made to try a new system. I'm happy with them using the older system to get their plans done.

I apparently know more about the planning they do than yourself - the Anonymous I know from before and during the Scientology protests discouraged from using anything that could possibly identify anyone involved. They set up stand alone forums and IRC channels for the events.

Majority of those who have considered themselves a part of this group in the past are pretty annoyed at these guys right now.

I swear people in Wall St. re-purpose stock trading software to buy tickets. Only possible way to get one is to use split-second trading.

Not much more of an improvement over the 360 version. They are ports through and through. You do get some better AF and AA though if your machine can handle it.

That's right, unless amazon ships them early.

You sir still win about eighteen cookies.

Just Cause 2, Bad Company 2, soon BF3, GTAIV (the port was terribly optimised but the graphics were a world of improvement).

So, the big question is this: What happens when they come to demolish these superstructures?

The main reason why PC graphics aren't that much better is because companies are porting 360 games to PC with minimal tweaking.

Reminds me of The Tribe.

There are still going to be biomes.

What you didn't mention is that the developer is intending to charge for each chapter, meaning if you actually want everything he is going to put into it, it's gonna start costing you a lot of dosh.

The devs are pretty open with the community about these things, from what I gather most of their sales are on Steam in the first place.

The irony from this is so sharp I got a cut simply looking at it.

If you can sacrifice joystick control EVE has the lot, if you can sacrifice story and drama, the X series has the rest (at least buy X3: Terran Conflict).

I do and I miss it. Will play it now I think.

Whhoooops :3

Oh ofcourse, I didn't mean to imply that it was any easier. Was more implying that working on a project himself or with a couple friends is actually enough to get a game out these days. It's like the industry has done a full loop, back to the days of bedroom programming.