theyarecomingforyou wrote on Jan 24, 2010, 18:29:

Your personal attacks and government employee level of knowledge pretty much negate the worth of anything you may have to say.

Way to not address anything I mentioned and resort to personal attacks yourself. Class A hypocrite.

Anyway, what was wrong with what I said? You pay money you get the game. It isn't renting, as renting requires continual payments. People just like spouting sensational shit for the sake of it.

theyarecomingforyou wrote on Jan 24, 2010, 16:36:

In other words you're paying $50 to rent a game.

No, asshole - you're paying $50 to buy the game. The only difference is that you can't resell or transfer the game to anyone else, though you can't with services like Steam anyway. This is a complete non-issue, especially for PC gamers. I mean, how many people honestly sell their games on or trade them in? Do you? Or is this more about the principle than the practicalities?

That is it's only use

Talisorn wrote on Jan 18, 2010, 22:16:
Waiting for information ion the Collectors Edition ....

Acleacius wrote on Jan 17, 2010, 20:38:
Can't even finish a game but they have time and resources to develop dlc.

Blue wrote on Jan 14, 2010, 19:41:

SBlat wrote on Jan 14, 2010, 19:34:
Isn't this like saying you won't have config files and so the game won't be able to be hacked?

"the game won't be possible to hack in this regard"

It's a tautology: He's saying that by having no console, it will be impossible to hack the game via the console. Tough to argue with, but it doesn't mean the the game will be unhackable.

Creston you know what Vaporware is right? Alan Wake is coming out next year I believe.

It was a nice surprise to wake up and find the game had launched when it was actually supposed to!

Disagree. EVERYONE that I have spoke to that is playing it on PC it pissed.....but there is nothing they can do, so they are eating their cake.

I wanted to comment on that PC pricing anyway. PC games in general have been one of the few products over the past 20 years to not see significant price increases. This has nothing do with MW2's pricing and any perception about what you are or aren't getting for $60. You could argue that about any damn game you've purchased over the past 30 years and whether it was worth the money or not. How much was a ticket to the movies in 1990? $4.50? I think I paid about $11 last time I went. Imagine if video games saw that kind of increase!

Seriously, people needs to get their heads out of their asses. This is a good game, it will sell extremly well because of the good reviews and because it is MW2.

9 vs. 9 and player hosted games = confirmed me not buying MW2

So you need to have ordered the game to get the demo?

Isn't the whole point of demos to "try before you buy"?