" TailsTheCat | February 11th, 2010 at 7:27 am

Looking at the different versions of the hack screen, it seems that all they'd need to do is make the green bars 50% brighter than the red and blue ones, and then they could be differentiated by everyone.

@Ehardergardens: Exactly. Why don't people get this? The widescreen one is correct. It's the 4:3 which is wrong.

Meh. Show me some more circuit bending when it actually sounds like music. This is just noise.

I call bullshit. Who created the endgame cutscene? How was it the developers never previewed the work in progress to make sure it was coming out the way they wanted? Haven't they ever heard of animatics?

@N-Robes:

@Delano_J: Your idea of what developers will do is flawed.

@Delano_J: No, they shouldn't. The first sale doctrine has been around for a long time, and software is the only case where a company has ever been able to sell you something while also preventing you from being able to resell it. Imagine if Nintendo had been able to do this with NES cartridges. Nobody would be…

We should get legistlation passed to make it a right to sell your digital downloads.

@Superlocke: It may have been done from a practicality standpoint.

@barrywoods:

Did anyone even read the article?

@hyeforgot:

Shouldn't they have been cuff LINKS?

@Ray Wert:

If you guys don't think this is worth $90K you are sadly mistaken.

@Hyperion45:

@Aklost: No, the halo came about last update, when people found they could get hats and weapons simply by ilding in spawn for hours. Those that didn't do this, got "The Cheater's Lament" hat.

Um, aside from balloon boy and beyonce I have no idea what I just saw. Perhaps this has something to do with forasking cable television.

Barring some new addition to the game, the only way I could see that this might come into play would be if say, a blue medic is intentionally healing/ubering a red spy who is on his friends list, so that the spy can kill his teammates.