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@GiantGamer Judging by the levels shown in the video, and the fact that it said "new" single player mode, I'm gonna say it's the GBA Four Swords. The part of the article that says FSA is simply wrong.

@Faenix I sincerely hope you're not dissing the best beat 'em up of '90s.

Until today I'd only played Cold Stream in versus, my mode of choice. But I was happy to do it in single player just now, just for Dead Air, which will always be my favorite L4D1 campaign.

Also, do we know if Crash Course is coming with the final version of Cold Stream?

But can I use it on a PC?

The tail means what I think it does? YES!!!! I always wanted to play as Tom Nook in a Mario game.

@drone
Not quite. While only one device can use a Steam account at a time, all that means is that you need to log into a different Steam account on the PS3 version afterwards. The voucher can only be redeemed on a PC that is using an account that has been connected to a PS3 copy of the game, but afterwards the game can be connected to a different account easily enough.

For example: You run the game on PS3, connect your Steam and PSN accounts. You then redeem the voucher on your PC, with the same Steam account. Then, have a friend log into or create a different profile on the PS3, with its own PSN account, and either log into or create a new Steam account on this profile. You can now play on PC while your friend plays PS3.

The reason this works is that while they can control and limit the PC version, Valve would have to deal with massive customer outrage if they attempted the same thing on a console copy. They know that some people are gonna wanna resell their console copy, and are not stupid enough to try and prevent that.

I will be sticking with the Wii version of RE4, unless this remake has Move support. Seriously, the Wii version's controls were so much better than dual-analog for a shooter.

However, I will definitely be getting Code Veronica, since I don't already have it.

The Lord British character first appeared in the game Akalabeth in 1979, and has appeared in almost every Ultima game since then.

Believe it or not, the Ultima series predates Ultima Online considerably, and Lord British is a staple in the series as a whole.

Yeah. Too bad the game is extremely buggy and unstable.

They almost had it right, but it needed a significant amount of polish that it just didn't get.

I'm gonna go out on a limb and assume "Monday Night Combat" is a mistake.