Just stay away from my precious Urusei Yatsura, Hollywood. I haven't watched Speed Racer or Dragonball Evolution and don't plan to.

@NovaDeez: Maybe, but I guess it's not my place to decide. Makes me consider just picking an MMO and sticking with it. Since being online constantly is inevitable there anyway.

I'm in the minority then. This is better than needing the disc or limited activations FWIW.

@Vonhert: Prices set by retail stores are unofficial and all that jazz. The game companies don't endorse it.

That's because Microsoft doesn't set these prices. Take this up with the individual publishers.

The main flaw was its performance on PC. A game with such great artistic vision NEEDS to be as fluid in motion as Street Fighter 4, F-Zero, and the like. Talk about sequels once the original has been patched to offer more graphics options.

@relic1980: I got it from the holiday steam sale. Too bad my hard drive isn't big enough for all these deals. _ Nice avatar btw.

@Vysion: Yeah. I own so many games, terrible at most all of them.

@-MasterDex-: Gears of War PC was a drastic commercial failure. Buggy and overpriced too, from what I'd heard of it before people moved on.

Does this mean they'll finally get a new localization team?

Really nice idea.

I've always suspected carts like the R4 illegally use copyrighted code. I don't recall it being proven though.

Much of the gamepad support on PC is informal. Even if a game allows mapping input to them, it's rarely given support as an official feature.

Windows 7 isn't really any better, it just has a name that doesn't draw as much attention.

I don't have a problem with gaming on SD sets. There are cares where it's even necessary due to hardware compatibility. But the internet white knights in "support" of SDTV owners are delusion as ****.

Sadly, I never could get my original Xbox itself onto live. 360 accounts are tricky to make work.

Hm... No mention of DLC. Please guys, let me know if there is confirmation relating to that. I might just have to splurge on Xbox games with DLC then.

@Orionsaint: I meant the lame "$50 million" thing. The original source of that idea (which I'd only seen linked to once ages ago) didn't actually say what it was for.

This is the kind of reaction which happens when a rumor is spread so far it becomes assumed as truth. PR needs to do better at setting the record straight before such behavior occurs.

@ahmoudy: Exactly the problem with today's PC community. Instead of fixing issues themselves as in the past, they whine and bash consoles.