Real Money Auction house. They have to host to prevent it from being hacked, and they stand to make waaaaay more than enough to host. The % cut they get is huge.

Please. Same engine. Same loot. Same models. Same netcode. Same launch screen. Same chat setup. Same always on DRM.

ah let me count the benefits:

scratch that: Preorderable here:

Just FYI this is not preorderable anywhere yet. So they're just teasing us at the moment.

I'm running a nVidia 290 GTX and every thing's great.

Its funny that you think people over the age of 18 can't be douchnozzles online. In my experience it's at least 50% of them.

Knowing Capcom and Namco, 50% of them will be available as paid DLC.

I said "I told you so" two weeks ago. Somehow that doesn't make it any better.

Don't worry, they're already working on private servers for Diablo 3. No waiting times, either. Give it a couple months though, can't have everything as a pirate.

remake != Remaster.

I'm sorry that I was completely right.

So I just got a 30 second ad instead being able to read the article. Seems like its time for the Canadian site, or the UK site... I don't know, but I'm not going to put up with it.

Don't forget about Collector's Editions. Other than that though, I agree completely. No point in pre-ordering a Mass produced US title. It's going to have tons of copies available for a few months after release.

Ygritte is probably the only wilding that doesn't want to kill Jon. So she's got that going for her.

Didn't the kill off the off-white DSi and the gray phat DS colors before the others anyway? Seems like Standard Operating procedure.

Sadly it was one of my least favorites. Aside from a few choice games, the selection was all PS2 ports (or games that had since been ported to the PS2). Combined with long loading times, bad battery life, huge pocket footprint, and no screen protection, it was more of a hassle to bring it around that all my handheld…

If Blizzard manages to pull this off without a massive login failure (Here's a hint, they've already designed the login to delay you for 30 seconds after you fail the first time), I'd be seriously impressed.

The wave of anger that will follow the midnight release as hundreds of thousands, or even millions of people try to login over and over again, is going to be a sight.

I always thought [www.imdb.com] PAUL was the 3rd movie.