What facts? WHAT FACTS?

Geez, a guy makes something cool and you just have to go and hate on it. It obviously works for him.

That's only for the ARM architecture.

But can you install OS X on any machine?

I recently set up a headless media server using a bunch of old parts. I just threw together an old case with a 300W PSU, a random motherboard, a gig of DDR RAM, and an old P4 3 GHz processor.

Okay, I agree, but that's less about PC vs console and more about Paradox vs other developers.

Wait...I don't understand. PC gaming is generally regarded as the "quality" market, whereas consoles and especially handhelds fall under the "quantity" market.

Well, going by the lore, vampires are the undead. They have no blood, and therefore can't feed off one another. They are fertile, though — they can have children by mating with each other. However, they always have stillbirths, and the revival of vampire young is the subject of many stories.

They're also on a government network. Besides, hackers trying to get through the NSA systems already know about these protection methods. This will only help low-level consumers from low-level attacks.

"I glanced at the reports, they were a bit long. But did you even read any single one of my points? It seems all your write back to me is how "the whole world thinks so" without providing any credible sources or information."

...this is completely factual, and has been confirmed by Sony.

Aw c'mon. He was making a joke! No need to get all technical and realistic.

Besides the conversion, this is a souped-up collector's version. The PS3 was 'utterly destroyed' by consumers because the regular guy wanted it, but couldn't afford it. This was never what a regular guy would want to buy.

So you admit the definition of 'game' does not preclude simulators from being games.

It is still Navy SEAL Team Six. Their missions, though, probably place them in a different unit temporarily to cover up the less-than-legal operations.

As much as I promise myself that I won't waste my money on this...I'll probably get this game.

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It is a form of play...played according to rules and decided by skill...

No.

It wasn't Anonymous that broke the PSN for three weeks. They denied service for a day, but this was some professional group.