Slashman wrote on Feb 15, 2011, 17:27:

Tumbler wrote on Feb 15, 2011, 17:21:

I'd like to be able to sell my movie tickets when I'm done with them as well...but those fuckers always rip them in half.

Movie tickets don't give you lifetime access to watch the movie as many times as you want nor do they cost upwards of $50 so your comparison is apples to oranges.

If I wanted to pay to play the game one time or rent it I might pay $5-$10 for a non refundable ticket to do so.

Treating your consumers like cash registers is not how you build a thriving consumer following. But there does seem to be enough people to support this BS business model, so more power too them. Go for broke.

I picked up a used copy of Dragon Age Origins for the PC, want to say thank you to Bioware for resisting to urge to screw your consumers and allowing one of them to trade this game to me. I haven't started playing it yet but I look forward to trying it and comparing it the 360 version.

Ummm...you realize that Dragon Age and Mass Effect 2 both have stuff missing from them if you don't have the original account info that registered the game right?

Vulkan wrote on Feb 8, 2011, 23:19:
Project Sylpheed for the 360 had many of the core functions crammed into a gamepad that were present in the Freespace series

Creston wrote on Feb 8, 2011, 23:23:
The thing about the joystick is true, but eh. Once I began playing X with the mouse, I never went back to my joystick. Sure, a joystick IS better in a dogfight, but it can't beat the mouse for that split-second precision fire that has saved my ass many times in combat in X.

Beamer wrote on Feb 8, 2011, 11:05:
The story was a bit bothersome to me, as you had full control of the darkness when you were supposed to be totally under its influence but when you got stronger and supposedly had control if it you (the player) were left watching everything play out.

LittleMe wrote on Jan 14, 2011, 10:33:

It will also feature a higher performance Hardcore Mode for players looking to play the way operatives train. As one final note for Windows PC gamers everywhere, Atomic listened and included dedicated server support, with remote administration."

What about mouse support and higher resolutions?

ASeven wrote on Jan 14, 2011, 10:34:
Dedicated servers with remote administration? Isn't that the same kind of servers that Bad Company 2 and Black Ops use?

Sepharo wrote on Dec 11, 2010, 13:20:
Tons of good fixes but I don't see any mention of late game performance or really any performance improvements at all.