@Erwin: Well, someone had to pick up your slack. The internet isn't going to shun itself, you know.

@RonCam: Opera is the only company who actually has a business model based around their browser, so no likely.

@Erwin:

The show host would be killed off in about five seconds acting like that in real life. And that victory jig at the end? I couldn't stop thinking "shoot him, shoot him!"

@Effin' Eh: If they have to downgrade the textures, then it's made for PC.

@Vecha: Half-Life defined the concept of in-gameplay narrative. It was the first game to try and guide the players eyes rather then force them with a cinematic.

@ghettosmurf: Orange Box was their bigger draw for their mainstream. That's the entire reason they made it so good, so everyone would buy it and get on Steam.

@Tevor_the_Third: Seriously, Steam dominates the market and rightly so.

@Effin' Eh: It's already confirmed that there's a downgraded port going towards the console.

@jamesshultz: On top of that, their cars aren't exactly like American cars. Aside from tilt-o-bile SUVs, a large number of cars are hatchbacks and sedans.

@PonPon The Amused: You'd be amazed what can run TF2 with some tweaking.

@Trygle12's posts considered harmful!: "Only die ten times"

@Karma: Er, Lionhead is KNOWN for making non-linear games.

1984: Choose Your Own Adventure!

@Praetor: If you only know Molyneux from the Fable games then you haven't experienced non-linear gameplay. Molyneux is a renowned game maker because he's the father of the entire God-Game genre. Molyneux is the king of non-linear gameplay.

@nauticalland: As someone who gamed on their laptop for years, I'd check off "PC Gamer" without having a gaming PC.

Very very few ever get nicknames from me. The Red Gyradose in the GBC ones was name REDGYRADO because I had two, and I may name my starter "FLAME"

Simple.

@Sionica: I thought of it, but you don't want to do it.

@nauticalland: Seeing as you're typing from a computer, it's safe to assume you have a PC.