The game really wasn't that bad...if you had bought it during the Steam sale for $10 and downloaded 10 gig of updates.

After downloading 10 gigs of patches the game was decent and that lawsuit is going to go nowhere since the game looks as good as the demo now. If you waited for the Steam sale you would have only paid $10.

@desolation00

No, it depends on the judge and the location where the court takes place. It's unlikely to go anywhere since you can't resell anything on android or itunes for years and that is the precedent.

@noandno

And awesome.

@RC-Sev

Apparently, you don't know the definition of racist, moron.

@jhonMalcovich

Truth hurts.

If they sue Valve they'll have to sue Origin, Uplay, Amazon, MS, Sony, and every single digital distributor in the world since no digital distribution allows people to sell their used software or media, including itunes. Germany, instead of worrying about Valve better to worry about how Europe is sucking you dry, especially Greece.

Just don't release any Asian or Russian version and you'll cut down piracy by 80%.

In a word, it was due to the truckload of money that M$ was offering them.

No worries folks, there will be plenty of Wii U on store shelves.