@Derpalon I'am also skeptical that before you buy anything or start to use a service that you read the fine print. These individuals that want to sell games on steam didn't do that They gave up there right as a customer to use or not use valve's service. It seems to me from your comment that you also do the same. If you don't want or need DRM, or other security measures than don't buy the product (read before purchasing). That's part of being an "informed consumer". Other wise you are protecting nothing -become informed about what you buy or forever be part of the problem and not part of the solution.
@Derpalon I haven't given up any rights. I have bought these games knowing what I'm getting into. Just like any informed consumer should do. It's your right to be an informed consumer and do the right think. Stop being part of the problem.
Consumers brought this upon themselves when they try to download games for free. DRM and other security measures are what we get. Deal with it! Steam has made PC gaming great again, and we have idiots in this world trying to ruin it. If you want to resell your games, buy a console (sell it for less than what it's worth at Gamestop) and shut it already.
Does it really matter if they port it or not. This game was made for pc, xbox, ps. If they want to port it they will. Otherwise I'll just wait till more games come out for the system. Personally I wish they would just make games for the pro controller in mind who cares about the new gimmick they have. Regular controller works so make games for that.
Well to put this whole article into perspective, nobody cares about "gamespots" ratings . The only ratings I look at are from the people who play them...the readers. This article is another case of why nobody cares what gamespot writes. You obviously wrote this to get a stir of of people, but than again you guys have been promoting apple products as gaming devices. So maybe your pissed that real gamers don't care about that. To answer your question about why gamers bought a gaming device, we wanted to. Not because there isn't alot of games out for it yet, but because we are gamers. We love all to game, and when a major gaming company puts out a new system you get it. So I'm not going to convice you not to buy or to buy one. I suggest you look at your job and decide if your going to get one or not. Other wise quit, so we don't have to hear you whine about people buyinga new gaming system
Well I just got done playing Halo 3 and ready to rate it. First I like to say that the hype around Halo 3 was way over board. If you over hype any game and it doesn't live up to it people will be disappointed. The graphics are all right I would say that they are on par not above or below average. They are perfect for what the 360 norm should be. Game play for the single player and multi-player are good controls feel good and its always nice to have a game you can pick up and start playing right off the bat. I think the single player mode and story needs more work not that great I would say its alright at best. Over all I give this game a 8.8. It keeps with the same game play as last game story again is still below par, and as you can tell the graphics are descent. Obviously if you are a Halo fanboy or girl you probably are going to think this game deserves a 11 or something, but I just take the game as it is.
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