This and the Apogee platformers were really underrated. The PC had some great ones in those days.

Well, better late than never. I had no problem waiting for it. PC has more great exclusives anyway, and they aren't comming to this gen consoles because of tech limitations (not only processing power, but lack of input options too).

http://imgur.com/TCRFBGs (old pic, but it kinda makes the point)

Not all of us have consoles or a desire to own one.

I wouldn't discount playing with little action figures as being an immersive experience

To each their own. For me there's something about isometric that can make it even more immersive, much the same way that tabletop games can work. By not seeing every detail in the game but instead reading the details, my mind fills in the blanks. I can see how reading isn't everyone's cup of tea in RPGs, but for…

I don't see Valve doing that in any way at all, it would make no sense to do so.

Platform = PC.

The nineties-era classic Syndicate is currently free

Nice try, EA. Nice try.

But that means you have to download Origin, no dice kiddos. No dice.

You don't have to buy it and it is only $2 so I don't really understand why you are whining about it.

Seems to me that it's just symptomatic of adapting any videogame, regardless of genre.

Hitman could, and should, be played as a political espionage thriller (like Borne or Bond), instead of a straight action movie. But, since it's adapted from a videogame series, I'm sure the studio thinks it has to be big and flashy…

Way to over generalize about the art.

Demographics. Christians are the only ones causing problems for us.

Over 70% of America identifies as Christian. When Odinists become the majority and try to enforce their beliefs via the US Government, I might feel differently.

I'm not going to say I hope more people become secular, but I hope that they continue to recognize how they truly feel about their beliefs. Christians think they own the market on morality and that morals are concrete - they don't and they aren't. You can truly be good without god. And I don't mind if we remind them…