Wow... That "Attention, Bigots!" video was amazingly awesome. And I totally agree. Gamers are getting a reputation for being immature, homophobic, racist, misogynistic assholes already.

I know it's uber cool to hate on CoD and I fully admit to tagging along for a jaunt every now and then, but this notion that the CoD games are terrible or poorly made is nonsense. I, personally, don't care for CoD. CoD4 had a pretty awesome storyline and I enjoyed it for that, but I don't enjoy their MP. A lot of…

Get a Bianchi Ultegra.

Last month, Justin Bieber got this Fisker Karma as a $100,000-plus 18th-birthday gift on the Ellen Degeneres Show.

Have some glue...

A sense of self-awareness? A sense of modesty? Humbleness?

1) I wonder what the reflections off that at night are? I would imagine the glare would be annoying for other drivers. Even more so during the day. Ugh.

It can be used in racist connotations, but I think to say that this is overtly racist or meant in racist terms is jumping to conclusions and reading a bit too much into someone's words. Quite frankly, I think the same is true of Bachmann's usage of "tar baby." Here's why:

Actually, there are different kinds of shovels. There are flat=headed shovels, where the tip is a flat line across. And then there are spade shovels, which are the typical pointed-end shovels. It's common to ask for a "spade" when doing landscaping, as a shovel can vary wildly.

If you haven't read them, the books are amazing. The movie follows along mostly, but there's some additional details and themes that book delves into that the movie doesn't touch. IMO, it's a sociopath test. If you have any shred of empathy, there's no way you can read that story and not feel a bit shook up. Another…

Region restrictions. People in certain countries can't access your game because of this "service." It is notorious for having tons of issues. Look up any GfWL title and you'll see tons of issues just with GfWL. Not the game, just GfWL.

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I don't have a problem when DLC is treated like small expansions and reasonably priced. For example, a few missions instead of an expansion's half-sized campaign. But, horse armor? Yeah... Thanks, but no thanks.

Actually, no. That is up to the seller (publisher or dev) as to how they want to integrate DRM schemes within Steam. If you really wanted to, you could have a DRM-free game released on Steam.

Yes, it does restrict the pool size. You must have a GfWL account. (which is now bundled up into one monolothic MS account)

Yes, it would be hard. The netcode would need to be reworked and beyond that, it would also need to be QA'd and possibly patched after release. This adds a lot of overhead. It's easiest for them to release via the 360 port.

It's a case-by-case thing. Thing is, MS doesn't have single GfWL client. For example, GfWL for GTA4 isn't the same version of GfWL used for Dead Rising 2. They can update GfWL versions, but most devs don't do that after a certain point. It simply isn't worth it.

I'm no fan of GfWL, but I understand why they're using it. The porting issue is one of the reasons why I'd love to see Steam on PS3 more. It would make porting to a Steam PC release that much easier for console-centric publishers, like Capcom.

Ouch! But, yeah, that's why you really need to budget out these kinds of perks ahead of time. That really sucks that people didn't pitch in for the shipping. But, that's the way things go, eh?

"So many people think making a game is just so easy and if you aren't "part of the system" then its cheap as hell. It's not."