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@starfoxa said:

Yeah, now that I've found the dev's blog: http://final-saga.blogspot.com/, it seems like it simply never released. It's a shame, it looked and sounded pretty neat.

A lot of websites have a stub entry for it, but no real information. Some list the release date as TBA and some list it as having passed. I can't even find anything on the company supposedly behind it (Begat). The first info about the game appearing around April 1st is also suspect.

Edit: Just found a press release: http://www.free-press-release.com/news-final-saga-the-gaia-cross-chonicles-officially-anounced-for-xbox-live-indie-games-1270229088.html which links to http://finalsaga.net/. So I guess it's real, but still not much info about it.

Matt Rorie has a review up on GameSpy: http://pc.gamespy.com/pc/crysis-3/1227439p1.html (Spoiler: Flawed but fun. 4 out 5 stars.)

Edit: can't seem to link the url properly. You might need to copy/paste.

When the video in the banner on the home page is set to sticky, it floats to a strange place when you scroll down far enough.

Note: This only happens if I deactivate Adblock, which I would like to keep deactivated for Giant Bomb.

Windows 7 64-bit

Chrome 24.0.1312.57 m

Edit: Fixed! You guys are quick!

I really dislike the layout of stories/reviews on polygon, but I don't think Giant Bomb's new layout is much like it; at least not nearly so extreme. Polygon reminds me of infographics, where it looks neat for the sake of looking neat, not because it's more usable or understandable.

Great article Alex. The stark contrast between what was shown and said about this game by Gearbox, and by Pitchford in particular, is the craziest part of all this in my opinion. They seemed to really know what to say and what to show to make people excited and hopeful for this game. Although it's possible the marketing was done with the best intentions, many people probably pre-ordered based on the deceptive demos and carefully constructed statements from Pitchford and Gearbox.

For the people on Android, can't you use Chrome + HTML5 to watch videos? It's what I use on my phone and tablet, and it works well enough for me.