@shwing: They don't. True words spoken.
@BryanH: At the time Tron was stunning. Sure it's dated now (just like Avatar is going to look so old and dated ten years from now).
I want some XBOX 360 Torchlight so badly...
@YuniYoshi: That is awesome. Of course, it's a bit unfair because Bob might have code that is more intensive than Fred's. What would be mo-betta would be a graph over time (x-axis is build #) to see if people were trending up or trending down on their code performance.
@F_munk: This post says everything that needs to be said about this story. Might as well just close the thread.
I write a workable ASCII Centipede game for the TRS-80 waayyy back in high school. I cut my programming teeth on that Trash-80 I's and III's.
Yup. They did not want to pay the $36M and tried to get out of it by strongarm tactics.
They won't have a Lego Halo because they would not base the game on Rated-M IP.
Add functionality where it stops quaking if you shake it...
@Cory Gross: It's a cute name that plays well off of 'cyberpunk' but neo-Victorian fantasy is probably a better term.
@Palmerlime: That is eight kinds of awesome.
I have a hard time with steam-less steampunk. It's a Victorian fantasy. Not everything (neo-)Victorian equates to being steampunk.
Because there are no other fantasy/scifi crossovers out there, I guess.