Shyeah, we'll see ya on Steam... and judging from the ratings, at a very affordable price.

No one in their right mind with a PC would pay for it.

I'd be surprised if MS could even get developers back on board considering that it is probably costing developers money to now transition their games to Steamworks. GFWL is now a liability and since Windows is not a priority platform for Microsoft's gaming division (I'm not talking about DirectX), it's a poor business decision to integrate any kind of MS platform into a PC game.

What I'm afraid of is that MS will make an offer where they'll let a publisher or developer keep 100% of the sales and distribution cost up to a certain amount and we'll end up with a few big AAA game tied to the Windows Store platform. Then the cycle of "no one bought my game, PC gamers are pirates" begins again.

Really glad they're using Unreal engine this time. I had fun with the previous games but their engine was a bit clunky.

Next time some idiots asks for the Wi-Fi password because they don't want to use up their phone's data, I'll refer them to the Time Warner article. Then I'll tell them to buy a 50GB data plan from AT&T, that $375 data plan on top of their bill is extremely consumer friendly.

Marcus is just gambling on the ignorance of lawmakers.

That's a Kickstarter I'd be willing to go in on.

Cutter wrote on Nov 11, 2013, 12:54:
Well how fucking smart can these dumb-ass kids be if they're using social media with their real names and information to begin with?

Book smarts and street smarts ARE TWO COMPLETELY DIFFERENT KINDS OF SMARTS.

The people that don't care apparently haven't experienced anything better. I used to enjoy my 360 but my PC evolved and the 360 stayed the same. Once you've become accustomed to smooth 60+ FPS framerates and higher resolutions, everything else feels laggy and looks jagged in comparison. Jaggies take away from the realism of the environments and low framerates hinder input responsiveness.

ItBurn wrote on Oct 8, 2013, 11:01:
So it does NOT contain all the released DLC for the game. I mean by that the Vault hunter upgrade pack 2. I think it's a shit move on their part.

+1 to that.

I've already bought some of the DLC, I think the first Vault Hunter pack, and one of the players. I probably won't be buying much more until the rest is dirt cheap. It's a good game and has a lot of content but I don't like to be nickle and dimed so much. Borderlands 1's GOTY pack was good since it had everything, this one, not so much.

I run a small personal website that has no infringing content on it and I just don't want my info being available to just anyone. Someone told me in the past that they received physical junk mail as a result of not hiding their personal information from WHOIS. So apparently people collect the address information and use it to send you real junk mail.

Dropping my TV subscription was one of the best things I've done. I was paying around $140/mo for basic HD and 15Mbps internet. I decided that I spend enough time on the computer and didn't watch any TV that I couldn't get without an antenna so I got my parents to give me a $50 antenna for Christmas and I bought a pole to mount it on and mounted it in the attic. Dropped TV then bumped my internet to 50Mbps so now my cable bill is simply $99.95/mo and that 50Mbps was recently bumped to 105Mbps for free.

The new Kinect sensor will retain an activity light so you know when it's recording, the company added.

This will be enough to convince people that have no idea how electronic devices work except that the rest of us know that the light could likely easily be disabled via the firmware and could record without your knowledge.

Heh, I knew it was only a matter of time.

My guess for them releasing this game on PC is that they already knew they wanted to release LoS2 on PC so while LoS2 was in the early development stages they went ahead and ported LoS1 so that they had a working PC build of the game engine and could then just use that build for LoS2 when the time came.

Heck, I didn't even know there was a date set for the game so end of the summer sounds good to me.

Nice to see Konami bringing more to the PC. I'll definitely pick up Castlevania when it's available and I may have to check out MGS since I hear so much about it.

Fusion would make sense. They want it to be a cable box so they're fusing gaming and television into one device.

...and look at that. The first picture I see on that website is the reason I no longer use my 360 and won't buy a next-gen Xbox: Lady Gaga; pop culture.

Microsoft wants the Xbox to be a MULTIMEDIA device and that's fine but they give you no way to choose what shows up on the dashboard. I don't watch MTV because I'm too old for their crap and I don't want to see it on my gaming device. I want a pure gaming experience. I don't want to know what new music video or TV show is downloadable; I want to see VIDEO GAMES.

Also, I keep thinking that Lady Gaga is Marilyn Manson. They should really get together and do something.

I'm dying for the next-gen Xbox specs to be given because I have a feeling that it's going to be VERY similar to the PS4 hardware. I have a feeling that cost is going to be a big factor in making the consoles affordable and profitable and that by using more common hardware (AMD) they're going to be able to cut costs.

Cross-platform games have varied quite a bit in the past generations but have been getting closer and closer and I think that with the PS4 and next Xbox [likely] being AMD x86-based system, cross-platform games will be 1:1 across those consoles. It'll come down to what software features and services Sony and Microsoft offer, the game controller, and exclusive titles.

I remember when Unreal Engine 3 was supposed to be awesome (see the Samaritan demo) but I'm guessing that they only used it to make games that could run on consoles.

In the end, those that pirate the game will have the better experience.

(I haven't looked to see if the game has been pirated yet.)