Any word on if that blue light will be able to change color? I tend to hate blue lights because it's the one color I can't focus on and it distracts the most out of any colored light in the visible spectrum.

The other way for game companies to make more money to off-set swelling budgets, though, is simply to sell more copies.

Oh, so the only reason it's 90 bucks is because that's on par with what the Kickstarter people were getting. Comes down to bad planning of their roadmap I guess. It would be pretty lame to cheat backers out of something like this, but by even having an alpha accessible to everybody on steam in this phase they put…

I finished it, but by the end I was cringing.

Could somebody please tell the stream directors to stop filming empty stages with no lights on? Just stick with the on-screen feed when the lights are off, geez.

Beyond Good & Evil E3 sale eh? Looking forward to hearing about 2 at E3 then.

Right, because responsible adults acting out a horrifying reality for the viewing pleasure of other responsible adults is totally comparable to having underage kids play out things that could very easily scar them for life.

This. That's also why microwaves now have a warning that says you shouldn't put your dog in them. That was an actual lawsuit I remember from a few years back.

My thoughts exactly. When I got the 360 I didn't care about multiplayer, but as the console started pushing the live service more and more, it just became a really bare experience without the multiplayer, and I can't justify a purchase for something I'm going to use very sporadically. PSN just seems like a much better…

I honestly don't care (and I guess that could explain the decision) as long as the F1 games keep getting released on PC. Those are made by Codemasters, which works with their own proprietary Ego engine.

Sounds to me like somebody taking a valid topic, research into electronic emission of radio waves being harmful the human body, slapping some silly reference to a hot topic on it and trying to get his name in the paper.

It's an interesting quote indeed. I'm a very passionless person in general, and the notion of mortality does nothing to spark ambition for me. The lack of any will to become anything is a problem I deal with more often than I'd like to admit.

Yeh, the half-assing is a vicious cycle though. They do something, it doesn't work, so they stop doing that. The best thing they could do now, is try to innovate with a product license that will sell regardless. It's win-win. Problem is if they see it that way too.

They have a 3% profit margin, and they're making all sorts of bad decisions in the interest of saving money, so yeh. I'm just saying some air might do them good.

To be honest, a will-sell-anyway franchise like star wars might be just what EA needs right now...

It's especially hilarious once you get that momentary invulnerability when you eat something. You'd be killing somebody, searching them, eating whatever is on them, repeat.

I remember that war between Goonswarm and BoB. I played at the time and our corp was stuck right in the middle of it.

I don't know if "supposed" or "should" is the right term here. Do you want to be offended by this?

I wasn't actually trying to be judgemental, but I did use this particular case to voice a more general annoyance of mine, which could be interpreted as an attack against the guy from the article (even though it wasn't)

That's something I picked up from some of the comments as well, which surprised me a little to be honest. The most immoral topic of religion to me is the binary split between heaven and hell. I'd rather be consigned to oblivion upon death, but for some reason it's either/or?