@Incubus420 My pc is my dedicated game machine, and I can put it anywhere I want. A console is nothing more than a cheap pc wanna be. Open it up and look at it. It's got a motherboard, ram, onboard video chip (sucks), onboard sound chip, hd, and a cpu. Just no OS, and the pc can do everything 10x better. No load times, better graphics. As far as the other things. I've never owned a dell. I make my own, and AOL sucked. (did use the free bees every now and then though. Hey it sucked but free is free).
To sum it all up. PC's rule and consoles ......well suck. Sorry it had to be said.
@JDFS They've already said they are not making it for keyboard / mouse. According to the world of Bungie, no one plays shooters with keyboard / mouse anymore. So for those of us who don't exist in bungies world, we wouldn't want it anyway. Never wanted to play any of their game anyway. I like games with a little more depth. Won't shed any tears over this one.
They've been retarted for quite a while now. Looks like no plans on changing that any time soon. There are a number of articles about what they are saying on different sites. You should read them. You'll see just how retarted they've actually become. It's actually worse than before.
What's actually funny about all this. I was just replaying Vampire Bloodlines again, which was made back in 2004. Nine years ago, and this was an issue then. In fact it's one of the news broadcasts you listen to on the tv in the game. Senator Leeberman calling for the banning of violent video games.
This has, and will be, an ongoing issue, for as long as there are games. If they're going for games, they have to go after movies as well. They play just as big a role in this as games do. Banning violent movies would really hurt the movie industry just as it will hurt the gaming industry. Both cater violence to anyone who will pay. And no, I'm not in favor of this idiotic bill. There was plenty of violence back in the 50's and 60's without the help of games. It changes nothing. The only ones it changes are the ones already messed up. If you watch an old Tom and Jerry cartoon, you'll see a ton of violence just minus the blood. Come on people. Do a little more research before you pick up the torch to bare ( Talking mainly to the idiots in goverment).
It's called looking for sales. I have gotten some killer deals off of steam during summer and christmas sales. Games that I've already own, I'll buy again on steam as a backup cause disks get bad and I usually only pay 3-5 bucks for it. Just got all 5 episodes of the walking dead for like $12. I've got over 150 games on steam that I got for really good prices.
Dont do it if it bothers you. I personally like the cheap prices and never have to worry about my disk going bad or getting broke, or lost. It's your money. I like to save mine.
You wont always see great deals, thats why I wait for the sales. The sales rule.
Who cares? Last time I checked I could play all (not one or two, but all) my steam games offline. Can you say the same for blizzard. Will you be able to do the same with D3? Doesn't sound like it.
Sorry Laura but you are so way off. To say what you're trying to say would imply that the ending has meaning, but if the ending is a worthless piece of ...........burnt bread (fooled you), then nobody wants to eat. Therefore getting something less offensive to the pallet (tasted better for some of you younger people), it comes out better for everyone. As I have said in other posts, Shakespeare, Beethoven, and other greats have changed there works on the criticisms of others. Are you implying that Bioware is better then them? It's quite simple really. In college, you're writing a paper and your professor tells you the stories good but you need to change parts of it. Do you tell them no. That it would offend your artistic sensibility's. No. it's called correcting a mistake. One that should have been done before it ever shipped. Call it a warning to Bioware to get back to there old ways or people wont buy there artistic BS anymore. Let me ask you one question Ms Parker. Did the old Bioware (Pre EA era) ever make this kind of mistake that led to such hatred and controversy? Answer: no. They were loved by all. Can they say the same now?
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