@LordKelvin: I do not think this will cause PC development in the AAA space to decline so much as it will simply change the focus.

@freedomweasel: OH! I see you, were making a normative argument concerning the morality of playing it even if you do not value it.

@freedomweasel: No it actually makes a great deal of sense.

@m0re: That is a very poignant observation. Similar parallels include the war on drugs and the war on poverty.

@Revenge_of_Nekojin: Assuming they would have bought it to begin with.

@magnakaiser: I award this commenter 10 more stars!

The demon hunter definitely does have a very Vampire Hunter D quality.

@Toshi: Of course for a game like "Risk" it can be much better for devices.

I was always under the impression that it was largely the coast and ports which were the most heavily urbanized while the interior can still be quite rural.

@Arturo84: I think it can refer to any pistol grip, double barreled, shortened shotgun.

@Ignited_Impulse: 1) Clearly this is different since Norris is using a Lupara and not a hunting rifle.

........a black ops soldier using a break action over-under shotgun.

Milius....didn't he also write Dirty Harry?

@DrakeDatsun: That is true.

@MichaelPalin: ......I suppose that is true. I was operating on the assertion that most companies simply use the steam DRM and do not bother to add their own, which I think is usually fairly accurate.

"Where Steam uses a single proprietary system, Games for Windows will have a much more flexible approach."

.....so a quick explanation of the whole candle thing would be delightful.

@Chester Coat Sleaves is disappointed Dean is gone.: Depends on what the bribe is for but I see where you're coming from.

@Chester Coat Sleaves is disappointed Dean is gone.: What is a company except a group of people who all work towards making some product?

@Chester Coat Sleaves is disappointed Dean is gone.: You sir need to do a wee tiny bit of history reading.