UDK isn't modding. It's an amateur game. UDK gives you more direct control over the game, and doesn't allow (in its free form) porting to, say, PS3.

@THEMISSING (ain't hearing your sh_t): If there WAS a US box, I would have gotten it... I HATED not being able to lend out that game.

@skitzogreg: With steam, your license to play is tied to your account. Go to a friend's house, log into your account, play your game, log off, go home, play your game... It's still a better deal than this.

@Sidious Strange: So... It's XBL for TV, then?

I haven't made any GAME purchases since Uncharted 2 I picked up with much hesitation, as I didn't feel like playing the game in Korean. As it turns out, I didn't have to. Even though the cover was in Korean, the game, including menus, other text, and voices, was entirely in English.I want to get Heavy rain, but there…

@Ultragrande: because you're playing against 255 people online. 60 FPS isn't even "standard" in single player. To expect it in an online only game is absurd.

@kablammyman: your ps3 is dirty, white, covered in grafitti, and has a light switch on it?

@ithyphallus, bonks morrigan: "Hitler... is never funny"

@Marios_shadow: 2007? If by 2007 you mean 1995, then yes.

@WhiteMåge is in fact a boy, damnit: You mean just like the eyetoy can?

@ithyphallus, bonks morrigan: You fail. Huge. Why is that?

@KnightsofRound: What he said made perfect sense. Reread it.

Sony's rule, huh? I guess that's why Metal Gear's soundtrack was on bluray, too... Yes, yes, I'm being Ironic.

@senselocke: It DOES play MP3s... I think it may not let you open them via the bluray, though. Like, they didn't put them in the right folder on the disc. I have a lot of MP3s on my PS3 and they work just fine.