nin wrote on Jul 19, 2011, 14:41:
One would expect "The Swindle" to be published by Activision.

jimnms wrote on Jul 6, 2011, 05:04:
I'm not advocating banning anything from anyone, but John Stewart made a good point on the Daily Show the other day. He showed a clip from what looked like a new Mortal Combat game of a two guys pulling a woman's legs and ripped her in half at from the crotch up. That is protected free speech, but if her nipple slipped out while being torn in half, it would be banned. Why is violence OK and considered free speech, but nudity isn't? Why are kids not allowed to see or rent violent movies, but violent games are OK?

I don't think the government should ban any of it, I think parents should, you know, be parents and choose what they want their kids to see/play.

nin wrote on Jul 3, 2011, 12:59:

The chicken thigh fillets I was going to cook turned out to be startlingly rancid.

Ugh! Least you caught it before you ate them...

LittleMe wrote on May 29, 2011, 22:07:
He'll score political points for finding it offensive and that it could possibly get into the hands of minors. A new bureaucracy will be created to 'properly regulate' the sale of mature games and all will cheer. The employees of this agency will vote for democrats and play the political game of taxpayer extortion and democratic voters will claim the earth will be sucked into a black hole without this essential agency, even though it existed for 4.6 billion years just fine without it. Many billions of dollars will flush down this toilet and all the while people will denounce game producers as immoral while monetary inflation from Fed counterfeit (deficit) funding of illegal federal programs (like regulating game sales) continue to rise.

Dev wrote on May 26, 2011, 23:08:
Wow, now thats impressive. Putting money where mouth is. And as they say, it stopped pre-release piracy. Plus if publishers insist on having DRM in the actual retail version, guess what? Its still there to fit the letter of whatever contracts they have. But the users can easily officially remove it.

Come on ubisoft, I bought settlers 7 complete pack (included all DLC) on this $20 sale, time to remove the DRM. It was a pain signing up for all that crap. The game is now what, over a year old?