wastedcolumbo

All intrusive DRM should at least be mentioned in any review, I hate purchasing something based on good reviews only to discover it has limited activations (Like Batman Arkham city) I usually have to resort to the big steam DRM list but I have no idea how regularly that is updated.

Resistance 2, kinda lost interest first time playing through it, but since I have Resistance 3 now I thought I'd better give it another try before I have a crack at that.

I use a US VPN to access the content from US netflix, so I guess that makes me one of the bad guys.... I don't feel all that bad, I know that licensing agreements and the internet don't really mix all that well, BUT when you realise that the US has a far larger selection of BBC documentaries than the UK and yet I like most people in the UK pay a TV license fee to fund the BBC I can't help but feel that someone is just taking the piss...

Also I am much more for people funding dodgy companies through advertisements shown on megaupload and whatnot than I am for people funding Murdoch through a Sky subscription, but that's just me.

If only chrome could get adblock to work properly and not pollute task manager with a separate process for each add-on..... So Firefox for me.

@Turambar said:

Pachter made a statement saying this can't happen. Alright, shows over everyone, lets go home.

Confirmed, EA has already signed the deal :P

EA and Nexon sound like a perfect fit for each other though.

PS3, I don't see it, next Playstation yeah, especially if the rumours of Sony going with a more conventional architecture on their next console turn out to be true.