As if Assault's Arwings were any good. Come on. :P

Yet it's still a deal with the devil anyway.. no thanks.

"The same people who spent hours playing Super Mario, Donkey Kong, and Legend of Zelda as children are now a demographic whose engagement on the smartphone is valued by the market at well over $100 billion."

Use the keyboard instead. Press the down arrow.

Free to Play, and on Facebook.

I was very impressed by the standards the Pandarians had on model quality. The articulation was always impressive for a game I remember all the way back in 2004. Hopefully people will also appreciate the change while playing.

Trust is a critical part of a multiplayer game community - trust in the developer, trust in the system, and trust in the other players. Cheats are a negative sum game, where a minority benefits less than the majority is harmed.

I don't believe the data is sent back, but it is still a step too far.

It's all based in steps. You get a user's e-mail address, name, birthday, physical address, etc.. and you can leverage that information on another system.

But they'll be able to get in to your account if you did it the same way! D:

Bought. They took my money.. and gave me something neat to play with.

Don't cheat and there'd not be a problem.

One day, we Lalafells will control the universe.

I'm just not putting down any more money until current outstanding Kickstarter projects deliver.

If you spent money on SimCity, and then again on Battlefield 4, how can you trust that this won't happen again when you buy, say, Titanfall, or the next big multiplayer game by EA?

It's a shame I've never seem to be able to have them get close enough to where I live to attend.

Its like they're trying to lure in the core gaming demographic yet their only focus is the more casual market.

Sure, mobile games aren't developed for a traditional player in mind. I understand that. That doesn't excuse the practices though. You have a game that isn't fun to play when the timers are gone, and in order to take the timers away you have to pay the personal salary of one of EA's officers.

The worst part about all…

It already /has/ permeated to the consoles. Forza 5's debacle? Warframe and Blacklight? (Yes, they're okay games, but they're still in it for the nickel and diming scheme.)

That's what's getting to me about these guys who are whining and bitching about DoubleFine here. Humble Bundle works, and the DRM free version will be available (there was no indication that it would be DRM free during the beta).