I think people would do well to get over themselves. Videogames used to be short AND cost more when adjusted for inflation. (sometimes not even adjusted then, given what Cart prices were going for at times)

Nah it glitches out and stops moving with enough persuasion.

It's the players that break balancing. Always and forever. And somtimes, you don't need to balance a damn thing. It's akin to saying all ice cream should be vanilla... It's beyond stupid.

I got a Qnix 27" 2560x1440 monitor on eBay for $245 shipped. It goes up to 96Hz, which is the sweet spot for me since I don't feel like needing SLI just to properly game at 120Hz...

I never, ever understood the Dissidia games. They're pretty, there's an apparent SOMETHING to them...but I just could never get it or get into them as much as I wanted to.

May not be illicit. May be intentional building art by the owners.

Can't protect everyone. But there are various laws that could be pursued depending on the situation and country involved.

Valve is broken at this point in time. They have not launched anything successfully. It's like whoever runs their projects is always clueless which is fairly amazing at this point and considering that not every one of their initiatives are run by the same person, you'd think at least...

Games are games and the sooner people start remembering that the sooner we can go back to having original games.

I think you'd be remiss not to include Expansion Packs and what they used to mean. I mean, if you're going to start this article like you did... you might as well have done it right... DLC is based of the notion of Expansion Packs that suit developer needs more than consumer, but more importantly DLC has all but…

If you lose, you pay lawyer fees on both sides. So, you don't bother unless you can outspend/outlast the other side of the suit before they win by forcing them to settle early.

I find Steam sales worthless and underwhelming now. Thanks to GMG and other sites it's not very hard to come by legitimate sales and now that Valve basically hates the community they helped grow, why care about Valve sales outside of convenient timing?

Pretty sure people will be playing more than 5 games out of that 50. So, yes, it IS better than paying $50 for only 5 games or $60 for only 4...

Yeah but lately there is no such thing is "big" anymore. You get the same discount basically all year unless it's a newer game. There's no event worth waiting for anymore. So, I find it somewhat disingenuous to call any of the sales big. Longer than others, might be more appropriate.

While it's nice to only buy as you use it's nicer yet to buy on sale to play later. Most only buy what they intend to play but...years go by...life gets in the way...more sales come along and yeah, major backlog issues.

I'm sorry but the pay is not awful in the military when you consider the benefits, housing, education, retirement options, and many other programs given in addition to fairly decent pay. It's not a get rich quick scheme and you can't dump money on every service member. There are plenty of ways to make GOOD money in…

Hmm...5 years in prison or a potential death sentence.

My best guess is that he was trying to "surf" down by only holding onto the rails, which also move on escalators.

That's his o-face

pedeasant?