@Modus11: How about all the guys above you?

@seishino: Don't worry, they're not attacking Steam head-on.

@Frightening Marmalade: Why should they? Literally every other PC game allowed for free multiplayer without restrictions, and both Sony and the Wii allow for it as well. In fairness to Epic, this was Microsoft's doing, not theirs. Cliff Blezinsky had to actually fight Microsoft pretty hard just in order to get co-op…

Before they give us yet another rendition of the GFWL marketplace, it would be nice if they'd actually fix GFWL and give everyone the features they've been asking for since launch.

@Frightening Marmalade: I don't blame you. They released it a year late, almost nobody knew about it due to a lack of advertising, and it had crippled multiplayer unless you paid for a "Gold" account.

@meteora3255: That's pretty cool.

@fuchikoma: This:

@I want an Internship at Kotaku: Only if your name is Gabe Newell.

@Gameslaya: Valve are a private company, so no, they don't.

@deuxhero: Which in itself says a lot.

Where the heck is everyone getting this idea that RoA isn't on PC? It was announced first for the PC. Heck their previous title was on the PC (Zeno Clash), and it pretty much failed to sell on XBL.

@Batman: That would be because Kotaku is in typical fashion, missing a lot of the detail.

@DocSeuss: Now now, we both know that Ayn Rand would disagree with that statement.

@Andrew Chinery: You know, I don't know the sales stats for Bioshock 2, but I DO know that Bioshock 1 actually sold around 2 million copies, and that was in a roughly 50/50 split between the PC and the 360.

@Evilsoda: Did you miss who I was replying to in your raging? Hint: It wasn't you. Perhaps if you read who I WAS replying to, then you might have avoided getting so upset. Or maybe not, I can't really tell.

@Hadouken: And in the game, you can also decide who dies.

@roseofmay: That's... pretty much untrue.

@WittyUserName: That would be because it was ALSO free on the PS3.

@Fauxcused: That cow is a Spy!

@Archaotic: I DO remember Oni. It had a great combat system, but pretty bad everything-else. Overall, the lower review scores were pretty warranted, it wasn't all that good a game.