Jerykk wrote on Jan 17, 2010, 05:38:

When you look at the PC, 360, and PS3 versions of the game, aside from the fact that one relies on mouse and KB, and the other two have gamepads, they're almost indistinguishable.

In terms of features, yes. However, those features don't all use the same code on all platforms. Although the code for actual multiplayer gameplay is shared, everything surrounding that (lobbies, matchmaking, friends, invites, parties) is unique to each platform. IW didn't simply port IW.net to the PC. They had to write unique code for it because underneath the hood, it doesn't work exactly the same as on 360 and PS3. In fact, I'm pretty sure that adding dedicated server support instead of IW.net would have saved them a lot of time and money.

Jerykk wrote on Jan 17, 2010, 05:38:
They said MW2 had better first week sales than MW1. Did you not read the links I provided? Do you honestly think that MW2 sold more units in a week than MW1 did in a year, especially when the NPD reports MW2 selling less than 200k in a month? I suppose it's theoretically possible that MW2 sold a million units through Steam. Unfortunately, there are no numbers to support that theory.

Jerykk wrote on Jan 17, 2010, 05:38:

I said action is more effective than words.

And again, you are assuming that words and action are mutually exclusive.