This could very well just be temporary

@Matthew Green: You can play it with a mouse, which for some reason people are complaining because they don't want to play it with a mouse

@Desfunk: All the reviews unanimously said the PC version of Dragon Age is better than the console version. What do you have against it?

This decision was probably made out of court, because if it went to court they would have won. It is not illegal to parody something else.

@Cookie: There is the alternative of SW Battlefront 2 for the PC. Or Halo 2 for the PC for that matter

@AlucardsQuest: It just means no online multiplayer.

@Omegastrider Has laser eye beams: Nothing, but what are they supposed to judge them by? The ability to play games? or the ability to fill out a piece of paperwork?

@James Henderson: As much as I would like it to be I don't think that is true. The game is probably too weird to be a mainstream success, at least outside of japan.

@j.: I don't know of anyone who uses middle fingers but I suppose I haven't paid much attention. Anyway I think it is easy enough to reach your index fingers to the bumpers.

@Danza: When "PS3 exclusives" have gone to the 360 they have been during development and most have made it day and date with the PS3 release so they never really were exclusive. "360 exclusives" that have come to the PS3 have done so a year or so later so they have had time for people to start thinking of them as…

@oliath: I adore Steam as well but PC games are more complicated than console games to get running and patched and everything. What surprised me is that he already owned the game and wanted to sell it and buy it again in downloadable form. (But he did give a pretty reasonable reason).

If this turned out to be actually a great western game that would be awesome.

@Odin: I was wondering the same thing after the recent article about no Half-Life games this year. Maybe they're ditching the idea of releasing a third episode at this point and are just going to start HL3 where episode 2 ended.

@scrapking: Is there that much advantage to a downloadable version if you already have a disc version? Anything other than not having to put the disc in your machine?

@Vishus: Well it wasn't the same install base since it's a PS3 exclusive. CoD made the majority of its sales on the 360. I have not played Demon Soul's myself for this reason but it's one of the PS3 games I'm most intrigued by.

@TrIp13G: Right now the big thing stopping me is I don't have my own 360. I think I'm buying one in the near future though.

@Taggart6: I have Chortles: Maybe someone has it on sale for that but the MSRP is still full price. And this isn't just a PC release.

Coincidentally I just played the demo of The Maw yesterday and I was reminded very much of Pixar. The article (and myself) are not suggesting that Twisted Pixel are equal to Pixar in terms of success and influence, just that stylistically they have a lot in common.

@Brodka: regrettably: If we were talking about say, Dark Sector you might have a point. Because that was a copy of Gears of War without looking and sounding exactly like it. I can't say the same thing about this game judging by the video.

@Taggart6: I have Chortles: I doubt they would raise the price at this point since the normal edition is still at the full MSRP $60 price point. I've seen Goty editions like Fallout 3 & Oblivion raise the price of a game back to $60 after the price has dropped on the original, but I have never seen one raise the…