@TankBean: Heh, he thinks the developers are in a different position than music artists. Heh.

@woshiernog: Most IP's will just send you that letter because the RIAA wants them to. Nothing will happen, no one wants to loose business because some other business is a piece of shit with horrible PR.

@Almightywhacko: Wait, who stole anything? I'm confused.

@I_am_error.: As he stated, he didn't like wasting money on bad games. Pirating allowed him to try before buying, but with Steam's sales he decided to buy the games for cheap.

@HeavyHarris: Some people actually hate Steam.

@Mike Egan: *BZZT* Wrong!

That is just the beauty of games, you can make yourself unable to be ripped off by trying before buying.

T-Chair-Pod

@pen.suhl: Game changers? Well, besides Zombies, which is a success no matter which way you slice it, they generally improved everything IW did. They rebalanced and polished everything in CoD4 and MW2 then added an entirely new gamemode in each game. (Well, Dead Ops is pretty different from Zombies)

@GrizzlyDietrich: That was the point, Treyarch has been making the better games since WaW. (But people seem to apply CoD3 to all of their games for some reason)

@Toribor: It is called a 'video game' most people would like to progress in their play through of a 'video game' and would like to unlock things as they move on.

@Chilly Hollow: Yep, beautiful ain't it.

@ogenbite: Hrm? They certainly have been making the better games since WaW, but CoD3 too? That's a bit of a push.

@tenken: MY EYES

@HFCS: We know HOW they work, but we don't know WHY.

@Mülligan: Yep, can't handle the intensity of light at the center of the explosion

@male_07: Whoa I just read this post about some huge part of a game and the poster didn't even give me a link

@EccentricalAce: I'm sorry but I don't think the CIA even exists any more Michael.

@AtomicShockwave: Just sounding the words out makes 'kut' sound more like a cuss word than 'kanker', or 'kaah'. Kut just sounds more guttural.

@DukeOfPwn: Like any good citizen he obviously recycled the pieces after collecting and organizing them by size, magnet attraction, and type.