@drwaldy: I think it's great that people pre-order games like this. Let the devs get their money from the suckers, and I still get to enjoy the same (or better) game on sale later. Everyone who matters to me wins!

@sladakrobot: GS is probably going to stretch it out into 10 "articles"

@suicidesn0wman: For a game like this, wouldn't the RAM be a bigger issue than cpu speed? I have no idea if one console had more than the other, but I would think that the ability to pre-load more of the planet rather than processing on the fly would be the greatest asset for this type of game.

@beamzor: So you get irked reading a short arrogant, presumptuous comment, yet you can stomach reading an entire review that is arrogant and presumptuous enough to phrase things as if the reviewer is telling me how I'll feel about the game? No offense intended, just thought it was amusing.

@gamingdevil800: I forgot it was set in London. I guess they have an excuse then.

The Getaway is the 3rd most successful game in UK history? Really! ?

@wexorian: it can still be shared online forever if you make something like this, you just can't host an official site connecting you to it.

@archav3n: Definitely, I won't even consider playing this on a console. I was just making fun of his mistake in the article. The way he starts and ends his sentance it basically says, "Even if it comes to PC... then it still might not come to PC."

Sounds pretty hopeless for PC gamers.

It's funny how much gaming nerds think they reflect the mainstream. I'd wager that most consumers who don't spend all day reading gaming sites have no idea the Xbox S or Neo even exist. This was a big part of Nintendo's problem too.... I mentioned the Wii U to a casual gamer I worked with about a year ago and he literally had never heard of it.

@PETERAKO: Why don't people just set up torrents of them so that it won't matter if there's an official site or not?