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sorry EA, you're gonna have to do a lot better than that.

they seem to be under the delusion that WE need THEM, which couldn't be further from the truth.

the last thing this industry needs is a publisher holding a single title hostage to force their agenda (Origin) onto customers who might otherwise never even think about signing up for. it's disgusting and says the world about EA and their respect for PC gamers.

bottom line: EA should be on their hands and knees begging customers to sign up, as they have not yet earned the right/established the credibility (like Steam has) to pull such an outrageous stunt.

thanks to RedZone (part of NFL Network), Sunday Ticket is completely irrelevant. and the best part about RedZone; no commercials.

"If any company has money to burn on projects that don't turn into retail games, it's Blizzard."

you aint kidding. remember Starcraft: Ghost? talk about a money-pit...

tried logging in through my PSP and no go, so perhaps it's a gradual roll-out across the States...

@matthewlowery

"buzz words"? (laughing)

stay in school, son, and perhaps someday you'll figure out what "profit" actually means.

@libregkd

boy, how do you think fascist regimes get started? i appreciate that you've discovered the Wikipedia entry on fascism but you obviously know nothing about world history and i have neither the time nor the inclination to explain any of it to a child.

"Government regulation isn't fun, but..."

is that what you're calling it?
i believe the word you're looking for, chief, is 'fascism', lol.

as a "thank you"?

how 'bout an apology for Bulletstorm's $59 launch price? (thank god for Amazon's trade-in program)

fantastic, yet another spider-man title to add to that landfill in New Mexico. y'know, the one right next to ET's...

thanks but no sale.

at this stage in the consoles life-cycle im not looking to spend a dime over $300. i don't care how big the HDD is and i certainly don't give a rats ass about the Wii-mote knockoff.