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3D with glasses and there's no chance I'm buying into this fad.

Maybe blame the 3DS but if I ever buy a 3D capable TV it'll have to be one that doesn't require the addition of an accessory for me to be able to see it.

Good news. Daigo always makes for exciting viewing and when he plays you can bet there will be an "oh wow!" moment.

I think this is great news.
At least (hopefully) this shows the devs don't needlessly want to churn out some half-baked sequel "just because it's time for a new game".

A lot of companies could take some advice from that playbook E*cough*A.
It's not the best idea to force your devs to push out another title in the series even if they're burned out.

I hope this results in yet more quality from the next AC.
Good move.

I'm saddened by this. I had loads of fun on the PC version and loved the extra video features and better graphics.
The game was not flawless by any means, but I experienced non of these apparently huge bugs which so many people seem to mention.
I've bought far worse ports.

I would have bought RDR in a heart-beat for PC.

I like the colour scheme better :]

Not sure the narrator is Christan Bale, but the guy talking out the window in the big office sure sounds like Kiefer Sutherland to me.

Really nice trailer and I'm really quite a fan of the whole grimey cyber punk thing. If the game can keep at least a few aspects of the original then we might just have ourself a good game on the horizon.

I know you shouldn't get your hopes up on the back of nothing but CG trailers... but they did push all the right buttons.
(and yay! for the PC love)

I don't ''get'' the 'Another Videogame Webcomic'' one...

It's like they don't realise that Turkish wrestling and Olive Oil go hand in hand...

When those two play some magic always happens :)

Battlefield and 'what ever Respawn make' now all published courtesy of EA.

I think Activision fail to see that a lot of gamers aren't that stupid and won't just blindly follow a *name*(MW2) rather they will follow who made the good games good in the first place.
(Wow, I'm rubbish at expression myself today)

It's the "big ideas" behind the games that make them good (aka. West and Zampella) not the boffins churning out the code and the assets. Without taking away too much from said boffins. I would wager it's harder to find people who can implement some 'magic' into a game than finding people to create good assets.

One of the many bonuses of playing SF on the PC is that you can use controllers from a lot of systems (from virtually ANY console system) and ergo all fighting sticks.

Is there an official announcement on SSF IV PC yet? (Note "official")
'Cause I have the nagging feeling it's not going to be headed the PC's way this time... even if it had decent sales as has been said :[