@gazza_gamerNZ The first 3 are Psygnosis titles, and they ceased because Psygnosis did. Though Psygnosis continued to exist until last year as "SCE Studio Liverpool", they never worked on their own stuff again after 2001, when Sony fully integrated them into the company.

@neroist @parrot_of_adun @GSGuy321 @BatamanMaster Well, depends on what people value on an individual basis. But generally speaking, AMD has, more often than not, been the cheap, reliable option.

@GSGuy321 @BatamanMaster It's not that it's not good, AMD has always been at least decent. It's like the AK-47 of semiconductors, it's the most reliable, the cheapest, and no one thing about it is ever terrible. But at the same time, they're rarely the best at anything.

In this case it likely just indicates MS isn't willing to spend much, and nothing more.

@sladakrobot http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_nouns#Compounds

German compounds just *sorta* work that way. Also with something like "Geist Force", that just means ghost force, which seems only as silly as it does in English.

@sladakrobot @GoatherderVT Only if they were free. Anything you pay anything for at all, you get to keep as is.

@Kitmas You seem like a sad, angry fellow.

@PinchySkree Funny. But there's a reason people usually don't appreciate facetious comments.

You know exactly what he was trying to say, and unless you've been living under a rock, you know he's right. To what degree this effected sales of SE games is debatable, but it's become painfully obvious that most of the growth in the industry over the last decade has been largely through the giants like EA or Activision or Ubisoft. As such, they control it far too easily.

@saviorofgaming COD didn't start any of those things.

@jinflorida @parrot_of_adun I get that you don't like the game, but that doesn't really change the fact that many did, and it therefore sold reasonably well.

@jinflorida JC2 sold over 3 million copies.