@Kevin-V @Thathanka I completely agree with you there Kevin, we shouldn't discredit a reviewer for one controversial review.

However RTW2 wasn't even worthy of a 6/10 at release, and this is comming from someone who spent thousand of hours playing the original RTW with every major mod available.

RTW2 was the game I waited for almost 10 years, (and I keep on waiting for that matter) and it broke my heart.

Also I love your work, looking forward to see you reviewing again soon.

@Mezzeric @XNEXUS666X I also finished both, and while I agree that both are good in their own way.

GTA is both better made, and it's more fun. Although fun might be subjective.

Regardless even with all its problems BTS is a pretty good "game", and I enjoyed it.

@LADIES_MAN_2013 @CriticalCritic Yeah, I turned it off for GS and now the vids are playing, what a PITA...I just can't stand the constant ads...

@Death_Masta187 I used to do it that way, untill I discovered Game Collector.

Now I can have a local backup of my collection, and I'm not depending on GS servers.

@shreddyz Hell even one of the "simpler" games I've ever played fits this.

Thomas was Alone, has both, and it's amazing.

@shreddyz I don't believe that.

There are several games that have both, those are usually the GOTY candidates. Portal, Read Dead Redemption, Bioshock (first one), come to mind as recent examples.

@songoku0206 @Deadlysyns87 @Mettuck

I have, I really enjoyed it; even finished it in one session.

However it is more of an interactive movie than a game.

I repeat, I really enjoyed it, same for Heavy Rain, and Fahrenheit. Still doesn't change the fact that there's not a lot of game here.

No one should be allowed to define what a game is", then proceeds to define games, gaming industry, and gamers all in one statement.

I love his games, but I'm starting to understand why so many people label Cage as pretentious.

@TomMcShea @NTM23 PACERS FAN?! Shakes fist at Tom*

As a longlife Knicks fan it's my duty to hate the Pacers.

@crix01 @RedLegZeff @Scarab83 @Jawehawk-DK You're all mixing things up.

You're equating DRM as having to be always online, which is false.

Just read the Steam Subscriber agreement, Steam IS DRM.

I have a sizable library, and find Steam useful, but is still DRM.

Also not all games work in offline mode.