@DVONvX The thing you forget is they will find a way that basicly says" if you don't opt in for this and use this feature you can't ______"

@DVONvX The reason they got rid of the convenit and comapct start button and force you (jarringly) into the Metro UI is the apps all come from the M$ app store even if it is free they make money off it..

@nastyhotpocket They will sell the info though.... and DLC you get audio

@Gipsy_D_Anger Why do you think they got rid of the start button for Windows 8? Becuase they force you to boot into and constantly use the Metro UI that... wait for it.... SELLS you apps!

@juboner on the other hand drugs are fun too doesn't mean you should use them.

@1234ritchie Vita rocks! Currently playing Ninja Gaiden atm ..... everywhere I go.

@Kats_RK Um what about Streets of Rage and The Elder Scrolls? Even Warsong and the Phantasy Star sondtracks?

This was a good one. Love that you guys keep making these!

@joke_man

"The difference being I don't blame others--I take responsibility for what happen"

Schilling has accepted blame for many things that went wrong in this. It's Keith Stokes, former director of Rhode Island's Economic Development Corp., alleged Governor Lincoln Chafee of forcing the bankruptcy by obstructing any attempts made to restructure the company's debt or raise additional money.

Don't be so quick to judge. A third party stated that is was the Gov that in the end sent the company and tax payers money in the drain.

@VegetaMaelstrom The problem may lie in the fact that when 38 was seeking additional funds to finish their MMO from other potential investors. Chafee played his cards and saw that it wouldn't happen as he was opposed to the RI loan in the first place. Kinda like an " I told ya it wouldn't work out".

He put the final nail in the coffin lid and assured 38 failure. Thus helped cost RI tax payers millions.