The reason why is because they buy out fiber and other existing internet infrastructure so competitors (local companies) cannot touch it, and have to share whatever small amount there is left. I'm pretty sure they also buy out tons of dark fiber to prevent competition from gaining it.

Ouch. What a shame. :(

What is the planned cycle for releasing bug patches for the game, and is there a coming soon one TBA? I am well aware of several bugs already, with biggest one I've personally experienced so far is being able to grab ammo that you're already full on (really bums your teammates that need it).

The two later Patlabor movies were what got me hooked on anime in the first place, and then subsequently despise it.

When "Tamala Mountains" popped up on the screen, I immediately heard that low-pitched "gong" sound from Dark Souls in the back of my mind.

I figured as much, kinda like the new Total Recall. Figures. Guess Expendables is the only venue nowadays that gives off that classic vibe.

The iPhone and tablet gaming market in general is very similar to the market that existed pre-Nintendo, in that everyone tried to shove clones upon clones down people's throats for the chance of catching a few fish. We all know how that ended up. If it wasn't for Nintendo changing things up, the gaming industry would…

If it still retains that campy B-rated action flavor with the over-the-top gore and cheesy one-liners, then I don't care if he's got a cape and a big "RC" on the front of his chest, I'd still watch it.

That's because most of them just use the games as mere settings for cheap jokes, when this one had the joke rely solely on the game's absurdities.

You're Australian, aren't ya?

The incentive I guess is some form of griefing.

Double Fine did not mention anything about story, characters, or graphics in their initial video for DFA. Rather, they said they wanted to focus on making an old school style point n click adventure game but couldn't do it through commercial venues. This one is absolutely no different.

Sure hope it's not one of those fake backers that defaults on their payment when the time comes. A number of other Kickstarters mentioned that being a recurring issue is people grabbing slots in the high tiers and not paying a single dime of it.

I prefer that they keep talking.

Every automatic refresh of the page shows that it's up around $1000+ bucks. This is easily gonna be a win, and I'll definitely chip in on it.

Tears so salty they taste as sweet as honey. Delicious.

I remember the Tron documentary where the cast said that David Warner gave chills down their spines because he played his antagonistic roles all too well. His stance as Irenicus does not disappoint in this either.

Yes, I don't see any skills for it and the model animations I've seen from the trailers definitely show full freedom of movement.

My favorite 'upgrade' for the turrets is full 360 degree turning. I absolutely hated setting turrets down all the time only to have most of the enemies just run past its line of sight. Had to keep deploying it against walls so that wouldn't happen. Now at least I'll have more freedom as to where to set them (and the…

I'd like to figure out how all the rest of Maya's skill augments like Ruin and Helios work in conjunction with her Thoughtlock. Thoughtlocking a heavy melee unit that ends up causing damage to everyone around him would be awesome.