Cryptic also did it with City of Heroes/Villains and their other MMO's. And none of the MMO's on PCs charge you again when you upgrade from 32 bit OS to 64 bit OS. WoW really isn't an exception, that's how MMO's work, you pay for an account, not the game.

I'd say the differences in architecture, programming, and licencing between Apple and Microsoft are easily as complex as between Microsoft and Sony. There is a reason very few PC games end up cross-OS. And a reason why Blizzard almost always makes Mac compatible games (they secured licensing rights for a very low…

Aside from that crossplatform issue, you have one price for your subscription to any MMO that is on MAC, PC, Linux, 32 or 64 bit OS.

I always get a kick out of it when some TV salesman tells me that the refresh rate on the new plasma TV's is 2,400Hz and I just go "OK, cause that makes a difference." *eye roll*

Grim Fandango, too many Star Wars games, but my favorite is Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine. I've wanted to replay that for years but can never get it to run right.

Not mine, all of my pre-1998 Lucasarts games are almost impossible to run without a shit ton of emulation.

My bad, I forgot anything with phased instancing isn't an "MMO."

Kinda surprised it isn't just taking the standard MMO route of "you pay full price for the account license, you get any and all copies of the game for whatever system for free."

I was gonna say, even with the pigeons removed, this game can get dark and weird fast.

Exactly.

"Overbearing harassing man" could be any ethnicity and be accurate.

This.

This guy definitely needs harassment/stalking charges, but I can't help thinking it would have been hilarious if the mediator had asked for his phone and then smashed it with a hammer right in front of him.

Well, at least something about this game is entertaining to me.

Swoop should count too, even though he's kinda an idiot.

God damned immigrants forcing their culture on born and bred Americans.

I was kinda gonna ago with the quantum observance super-positioning thing, except the toys are still capable of moving in front of people when they want to. I think it is more of an innate programming thing.

It's absolutely shitty, and with that in mind, that is the very good reason he videotaped it.

Think about how uplifting and heartwarming the video would have been if his parents had accepted and supported him. Sure, tragedy gets video hits, but so do motivational stories. I think the video could have gone three ways, 1) what I mentioned, 2) provided protection and recording against physical abuse, 3)…

Except you never fully know what your parents are going to be like. Blood is supposedly thicker than water, there are parents who still love and stand by their children who rob, rape, or murder. Thinking that maybe your parents wont reject you out of hand simply because of who you love isn't that strange.