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The imprisoning fate is really cruel, as he gets turned into a mute raven.

Also the general census on the ending is either Faith swapped places with the Little Mermaid, or it was Nerissa disguised as Faith in the first episode, who was setting up you finding her head, as Faith was already dead at this point.

Another fun anti-piracy was in the original Arkham Asylum, where the grappling hook wouldn't catch on certain objects, so anyone who was complaining they couldn't get pass a certain area were caught red handed as pirates.

While I would say this is too late to save, at the same time I been playing Diablo 3 which recently got a big patch that overhaul the game to be great now. At least this leaves room for modders to really let this game possibly get better.

Glad he leaving since all I heard he was doing now at Konami was programming shovelwares the company puts out.

I been downloading the subscriber high quality videos today, but I noticed 9/10 of them are 640 x 360, while the rest are 1280 x 720. I generally would prefer the 1280 x 720 ones, but downloading the "HD" version of one the videos that was 360P would give me a 720P resolution, but the file size is double the 720P "High Quality" video.

A example is Brad's Bradly May Cry series of videos, Video 2 - 6 high quality is in 720 if downloaded, but video 1 is 360P instead. Downloading the HD version of Video 1 is now the same resolution as the ohter five videos, but double the file size of a near same time Video 2. Looking at the file downloads for the two videos shows Video 2 - 6 are "1800" while Video 1 is "1500", where HD is "3500". There is more subscriber videos that have this issue, which is a shame as I rather have the 720 copies, but not have the HD version that are way too big in size.

Does he not know one of the reasons why the Steam sales are good is the fact people see the game on the frontpage and remember that game EXIST on the store. Look at Kingdom of Amular or ClaDun X2 on Steam, both games have been on sale maybe TWICE in the entire two or so years they been on the store. You almost never see anyone buying them because they been full price for years. Making your game never have sales might be a bold statement, especially if it popular, but if it not then it just going to be forgotten.

Unless they decide to put games back on Steam, I don't really care who in charge of EA.

Life is beautiful.

Exactly what I was thinking. The same thing too, creates a device that simulates virtual reality...only to be struck down in a car related accident. Horrible.

I mentioned this before, but the reason the lack of BC is bad isn't just playing old favorites, but the future of the downloadables. How long will Microsoft or Sony keep the servers around on the 360 and PS3 to buy and download their games. If the fate of the original X-Box and Live is a indication, then all XBLA/GoD/DLCs you bought will flat out not exist in three years.