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Best selling, and also best consoles/handhelds. Who'da thunk it?

heeeeeeeeeweeee

bestselling=doesnt=best games when ur console is catering to casuals who dont play ''real video games''.

Oh yes, I forgot that games like Muramasa and Little Kings Story were for "teh casual non-gamrz"

What's NFC?

Demonjoe93

No fu*king clue

No DRM? Perhaps I haven't lost my faith on you yet Ubisoft. Miroku32

The downloadable version will have DRM

That said Ubisoft has been removing their old "Always Online" DRM, and instead opting for this "Limited Activations" DRM.

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[QUOTE="Jebus213"] If MS actually gave us a demo, full dedicated server support, mod support, every other PC specific feature, and GFWL available in more country's it would actually sell on PC.... Oh well...Flavorysoup

even if Halo 4 sold millions on PC, they wouldnt put it on PC because they want to keep it exclusive to Xbox

Or they could make it for xbox and windows. Both of which microsoft owns.

Halo doesn't sell Windows

Halo sells Xboxs

Yes because it was all about the sales :roll: Who expected them to keep making Resistance, Ratchet and Clank, and Overstrike all at the same time? It was pretty obvious Resistance would come to an end._Cadbury_

....After not charting in the month it released even though it was a hyped up, and advertised title.

Best selling, and also best consoles/handhelds. Who'da thunk it?

Not sure why all the hate here. I think this game is definitely better than KZ3

3rdbass

That is nowhere near a good compliment for an FPS game.

After only selling 3.4 copies on the consoles I'm surprised it took this long for a PC release.

Good riddance.

The sea of overhyped, but incredibly disappointing PS3 titles may now be a bit smaller (assuming their next game doesn't suck as well).

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[QUOTE="JimmyJumpy"] Wow... very nice :) Forget about the scrapyard... even with shipping costs these come at an interesting price... Next thing to do would be to seek out a such a tubular fitness thing, second-hand, and adapt the frame, or buy some tubing and find a friend who works as a plumber (or a plumber, short stop) to ply the tubing into shape...JimmyJumpy

You know the stuff sign posts are made out of? The rectangular prism metal piping with all the holes drilled into it?

I believe it's entirely possible to find that stuff at hardware stores, and for a good price. You could easily bolt pieces of that together into a very sturdy frame, and it'd be easy to take apart as well.

That's what I'm going to try to do.

BTW that chair link is fantastic. I would have never even guessed to search for chairs that way. My only problem is mounting a chair onto some sliders that'd allow the seat to be adjusted depending on who's sitting in the seat (kinda like how an actual car seat functions).

I need to look into that.

Well, since car seats are sitting on sliders a lot of the time, just look in that direction. You might have to bolt the sliders to the floor, if that's possible, but when it works in a car it should work at home ;)

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When having highly expensive laminated floor, set the steering wheel on sliders/adjustable frame, so it can be adapted to the person sitting in the chair...

No, I'm definitely not bolting them to a floor.

Plus if I'm not stripping a seat out of a car then I doubt the bottom of the chair I may get will have anything comparable to what a car has. I don't know what I'll have to buy to get it to slide.