I think they call it Origin now.

If the purpose of DRM is to maintain complete control, then it fails because some people always find a way around it. When it fails, that tiny portion of educated people that decide to misuse the powerful technology don't have any restrictions, so what's the point of DRM?

Viva la (data) liberación!

Restoration Game, why you no Kindle version?

You're not gonna understand someone's personality from an interview (or several) on a webpage. Not only does the format hinder nuance in an explanation, but you also have the writer's point of view inadvertently affecting the speaker. Until you actually have a conversation with someone, you don't know what kind of…

I read in different articles of Gabe saying they had that kind of reaction in sales after a price drop. I'm sure publishers also have sales numbers for their games and are satisfied if they keep agreeing to do them.

You know what you never see? Vector representations of modern game characters.

This is good common sense, although I think there are many more ways to incentivize people buying your game.

That's a false preise, though. DRM is there to stop most people from actively trying to get around it, but most people who pirate don't do that. They get an already DRM-free version on the pirate bay and install that. After all, these are infinitely copyable bits, not physical products.

The pirates will still defeat that DRM and people who want to buy and download DLC and can't play it for whatever technical reason, are screwed.

Valve games sold on Origin that require Steam. I smell a trojan horse.

The news story has an accompanying video clip.

No one else for Alyx Vance?

It worked. Thanks a bunch!

(raises hand)

Ah, Tablet P helps you urinate and Tablet S helps you take a s***. Now I understand.

Next step: Build a Minecraft simulation inside another simulation inside Minecraft. Only then will true Mineception be achieved.

You're such a nerd. Then again, I also read every comic and novel from the Mass Effect universe.

She also gets shin-kicked by a volus.

Bioware, I want a narrated Codex iOS app, because that would totally rock.