They had to pay Snoop Dogg to blow up an armored truck? I bet they could have just handed him the explosives/RPG/what-have-you and he'd do it for free. I sure as hell would.

@travisco_nabisco: Let's say a game I own gets scratched. I should be able to make a perfectly legal backup copy and continue to play the game that I paid for, uninterrupted, online through the PSN.

@thegreatpablo: Totally off-topic. The argument isn't whether the content is ours (obviously I didn't write the song / code the game) but the hardware.

To all the people who claim that jailbreaking is synonymous with piracy:

Fuck the iPad, I just want to steal that powder blue leisure suit.

@NorwoodIsMyHero: Scruff McGruff is the only reason I know (one of) Chicago's zip code(s).

So the answer is: There is nothing special about Rage.

@Zing: I know what you mean. Buying a Valve game on a console seems like buying a yacht in Nebraska, but I'm not sure my MBP is going to be able to handle this...

Progress isn't necessarily perfect on the first try. Yes, this is a little laughable, but let's not discourage advancement.

@MyNameIsNobody: Tekken Tag was the only game in my PS2 for years. Tag 2 would be a day 1 purchase.

@wirebrain: Their choices didn't blow me away.

@Lost_island: Seriously! What the fuck is wrong with this state?

@axlotl: No doubt in my mind that you're correct with that one.

@toks1c: Worked on me.

@eXo: Wish I could promote your explanation (and quote), but I'll heart you instead.

@BoxOfScraps: There's a difference between an example and a straw man, but I'll save my breath.

@BoxOfScraps: You really missed my point so I'll spell it out for you.

@BoxOfScraps: Yeah, I'd rather have another unimaginative grey-brown game of marines shooting at each other, firmly grounded in reality.

Rule 1: You don't talk about Super Smash Bros

@HannoverFist: If you made that, you should be starred no doubt.