I don't have any problem with EA launching something like this of their own. It's logical, signals good business sense and it could make navigating EA games online more manageable. Steam should never be the sole solution for that as it amounts to a monopoly which is a nightmare no ...
Comment In: We Love Games [Blog - 04/26/2011 - 06:48]
These people do not care about gameplay. They do not care about games. They do not care about players. They do not care about fun. And you know what I dislike them just as much as you. I have witnessed decisions made not for fun but for fortune. I have ...
@M C: research about what The fact that SCII is one of the most popular eSports now doesn't mean much to the folks who expected that the II in the title was justified by something they haven't seen before. Being fun to watch is something else than being fun to ...
Not only are you generalising a lot of things why should I blame myself when I haven't touched a cracked PC game in decades but you're also perfectly describing a vicious circle without realising it yourself. Bad ports coupled to insane forms of DRM not only turn people away from ...
If Valve can convince Sony to allow for Steam on PS3 then Blizzard can convince Sony to allow for BN2.0 on PS3. As for Live, that's another question...
