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I hope it plays as good as it looks.

@terroni There is no point. I was also a tester, it's improved a lot but it's still pointless. You can argue all games are pointless but it just feels like there aren't any long term goals, any point in playing the game.

It's a complex MMO in the style of a casual Facebook game.. I don't get it at all. Can't see it lasting. Wasn't there news recently of Zyngas profits falling massively? I don't see this game as much different to any of those games.

If an NGP could play Crash Team Racing or a bunch of other PS1 Classics, that I already own on my PS3.

Instant buy.

@jasoncourt Without a doubt 100% underrated singleplayer. The game didn't deserve the slating it got.

@RobLink I wrote a report on video game controversy for university. If you look into the majority of them in more detail you'll discover they're mostly complete bullshit. Clearly some of them have serious underlying psychological issues.

@Beau Hindman I'm talking about generic Zynga games such a Cafe World and Farmville. The main mechanics used in those games are also used in Glitch, they're just dressed up differently. Facebook is a vehicle for the content but that's also why I believe the content is doing so well.

What unique and interesting developments are going on in Glitch? The scripting may be amazing, I don't know. My point was the game doesn't offer anything appealing or fun.

I'm talking about generic Zynga games such a Cafe World and Farmville. The main mechanics used in those games are also used in Glitch, they're just dressed up differently. Facebook is a vehicle for the content but that's also why I believe the content is doing so well.

What unique and interesting developments are going on in Glitch? The scripting may be amazing, I don't know. My point was the game doesn't offer anything appealing or fun.

@iceveiled Yup.

@Furyia

No ability to edit or delete posts?

I take back what I said after reading the FAQ on the Steam website.

Is no one picking up on the wording of this?

"linked players of the PS3 version of Portal 2 can also access and play their copy of Portal 2 on any PC or Mac by redeeming an in-box access code on their computer"

Seems to me that if you want to re sell your PS3 copy of Portal 2 you'll lose access to your PC version as well.