Luke

Pitchford loves the service and all he is saying is that there is a conflict of interest that has the potential to cause problems. Just because Gearbox can make some money through Steam does not mean he isn't allowed to point this out. Either the argument is sound or it isn't.

I thought Fan boys/girls were people who followed a specific thing to the detriment of all others, unwilling to accept criticism. It seems to me that you are talking about fandom in genera.l

Concerning the reselling of games.

Because there is no physical object with regards to digital distribution, there is no need to offer discounts for the inferior condition of a used product (real or perceived) as you would or should with physical copies of games. As a result, you only need to sell your "used" games for conceivably cents less than purchasing a new licence. You are receiving exactly the same product either way. It therefore makes far more sense to only sell new licences as the seller gets the entire sale price as opposed to a small transaction fee.

sorry that is http://www.io9.com

Checkout http://www.survivetheoutbreak.com for more of this stuff.

This was on http://www.i09.com a while back.

Another great black comedy is "You Can't Stop the Murders" (2003).

Another great film I'd like to mention is Noise (2007). It's perfectly acted and filled with tension. It also has one of the greatest ambiguous endings ever.

I'd like to make the point that even though Far Cry 2 is a fictional story the underlying issues are real ones.

Megan Gale, the model?

Joanna Cassidy isn't killed in cold blood. She whacks him then tries to strangle him, only stopping because she is interrupted by other performers coming into the dressing room.

The documentary Bra Boys has come and gone (in Australia at least), in which Crowe narrated.

Perhaps you mean a fictionalised version of the story?