Prince of Persia 'Epilogue' DLC not coming to PC

I have to finish this before I download the DLC but before that I have to get it back from my girlfriend :P

This is a real shame. I really liked this game and would have loved to see where it goes.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!

Today is a sad day indeed.

Hopefully, they will change their minds and release it later in the year or perhaps even modders can add it to the game. I admit I used to pirate PC games years ago but now that I actually have a job, I am doing my part to keep the PC gaming industry afloat. Yes, console gamers far outweight PC gamers and so does their spending power. : (

I don't even believe in this whole piracy ordeal either. It would cost them nothing, absolutely nothing, to release this on PC as the content itself is created on... *drumroll* a PC! Sure, there's going to be people out there who pirate the extra content, but they're not even giving any thought to those who would legitimately purchase what they have to offer. Also, unlike the 360 and PS3, the content is natively developed on the PC and doesn't have to go through strict error-checking (Microsoft) or a conversion for, from a developer's point of view, inconvenient to develop for hardware (PS3's Cell processor). It's all right there, waiting for them to release it.

Great job Ubi, keep up the poor decision making!

I may be being horribly naive on the subject but how would they lose money with downloadable DLC? It's not like they're paying for production, shipping, etc. It's completely digital.

And if it is to do with piracy, then even if it is pirated to hell someone will still have to buy it first, so it'd make more money than not releasing at all. I mean, it wouldn't detract from the console sales, since those people have already finished it on their consoles and would need to get the PC version first anyway. Right? No? Am I missing something?

Sorry, didn't realise Recky had essentially already made my point.

Anybody else think it's sad as hell that we actually have to pay for the endings to our games now?

Think about it... if there wasn't DLC then they would just give you the endings for free.

Now people are getting screwed out of even being able to buy endings! PoP for PC, Fallout 3 for PS3... what's next?

Personally, I couldn't care less. I'm really not a fan of this DLC trend - where developers realize they can make a few extra bucks from a game, so they throw together some extra crap and, if you don't buy it, you're not getting the "whole" experience.

If it's important enough that the developers feel the need to add it in later, then they should just include it in the sequel.

Baby J Penn,

He probably didn't get his PS3 fixed for the same reason my Xbox 360 would've gone to a recycling center had it still not been covered under the three year RROD warranty; once a console's warranty expires, it costs a relatively large sum of money to fix. For instance, if your Xbox 360's DVD-ROM were to quit working, Microsoft would want $150 to replace it (something which, in all honestly, probably tops out around $20 to make); Sony demands a similar amount of money should the PS3's BD-ROM die after it's year warranty expires. Personally, if I pay $300-$500 for a console, I expect the thing to last for more than a few months or a year. Instead of paying those outrageous repair fees or buying a replacement unit, I wish people would actually start demanding quality assurance; if my XBOX has gone on for over 5 years straight without an issue, my 360 shouldn't have given up the blue genie just 9 months after purchase.

I know every one hops on the "PC gaming is too expensive!" train on this site, but at least we get individual warranties for our hardware. My Intel E8400 was covered by a 3 year warranty (which I invalidated by overclocking, but meh), my P5Q Deluxe has a 3 year warranty, my Seagate HDD is covered by a 5 year warranty (upcoming HDDs are covered by a 3 year warranty), my PSU has a 5 year warranty, my Diamond HD 4870 XOC has a one year warranty (XFX has limited lifetime, however), my Patriot VIper DDR2 1150 has a lifetime warranty, and my Cooler Master Cosmos 1000 has a one year warranty. Sure beats the hell out of the Xbox 360's 90 day warranty (barring the 3 year RROD warranty) or Sony's year long warranty, doesn't it?

Chinpo,

Did you ever get Crysis running well? Like I said, if you haven't patched the game or upgraded to the latest Forceware, you really should (as the latest Forceware release also happens to be the one with official Geforce GTX 285/295 support); hopefully you're also running Vista X64 and not Vista X86 (32 bit). If you're finding the DX10 performance drop unacceptable, you can force the game to run on the DX9 render path by adding -dx9 to the shortcut. If you still want Very High settings, people in your position (who have great hardware but hate the DX10 performance penalty) have released configs that do nothing other than force Very High in DX9 (there's no compromise, it's quite literally Crysis's Very High CVAR commands). You can do the same to Warhead, or any game that can use the DX10 render path. Having said that, DX10 (in Crysis at least) does handle motion blur a bit differently than in DX9, so you won't able to get the full effect.

wow.. load of crap..

its allready out on PC..


T.T

ever herd of STEAM? its been out for ages.. T.T