I wonder if they are trying to get people to switch only to streaming so they can cut physical media out all together. It'd save them a fortune if they had all their customers on streaming only.

Well I just meant they should both switch to Android... but yeah, whatever.

OK apparently I'm going crazy... I can't find it now in the store or in my games lists, but I thought for sure I had bought and been playing it. I must have just added it through Steam myself.

That movie was filmed in 2000? Looks more like 1982.

I was playing it not that long ago on Windows 7 without having to do anything special.

That being said, Blackberry should do the same thing. Their hardware running Android, Android is popular, people want Android. So give them RIM's nice hardware, running Android, with BBM. I'm sure that'd make sales.

I was just thinking this myself. Run webOS off Android, and use webOS as the launcher/skin, most companies use their own launcher anyways. Also, webOS is based of Linux, so porting it may not even be that hard.

I hope you are joking, other wise we'll have to commit you.

I wants to see it.

It's funny because Windows 7 was released very stable with few bugs! Nice!

Really? NYC is in a 10 mile radius?

You select the area, so if you preload the maps in an area you are going, it's not download 10 miles around your current area.

Yeah at first this game looked lame, and now I'm all like, #2 on my Steam wish list! (Poor student can't afford it yet.)

Good for Valve for sticking to their privacy policy.

Though I'd perfer more tropical... though I'd settle for something off Vancouver Island.

I want to buy my own island... do these things often come up on Craigslist?

Figured it out, you need to hit "e" twice on the radio in the safe room. The beta is just missing the audio. After you that you'll be able to leave.

Yeah, I can't get through it either...

I use Notepad++ for everything, I even just set it up to compile and run my Java programs for me. I just wish, as the article says, that it wasn't so ugly and was more user friendly. It is a little diffucult to get it set up the way you like, and somethings take to many clicks.

Typical Gizmodo, obsessed with Apple.