Ken Edwards

Can I just say 'no shit sherlock' I mean come on people. You all got the same email I did. Everyone who has played an EA game either on PC or on the console has an EA account. Well guess what, EA accounts are now Origin accounts. That was pretty simply stated before the service launched in an email.

So it stands to reason that all EA games going forward will "require" an Origin account.

Not surprised. I had to import Fatal Frame 4. Thankfully it had a tremendous localization project.

@(Unverified) No it most surely is not. Not when Hulu and Netflix on my 360 do not stutter or freeze. Not when the other videos on Inside Xbox, or the Zune Marketplace do not stutter of freeze.

I may well have crappy internet (I do) but it is not the connection, it was the horrible streaming they had for NBC videos. Which seems like it has been completely solved now, which is great.

@Chichok It is quite simple, actually. It is called convenience. And it is a nice feature to have. The new expanded stuff is even better.

It should also be noted that NBC videos used to always freeze halfway through. Which made no sense at all considering they were streaming at half screen in a box.

Now they are streaming at full screen and they do not freeze halfway through. So nice job. It is about flipping time for the love of god.

Move has nothing to do with TW12 being the superior choice on the PS3. It is the 5 courses in the CE that does. You know how much they charge for those DLC courses!

I get the feeling that EA did not fix this little problem until it got traction from Kotaku.

Time Crisis 2nd Strike HD is an in-app purchase and costs $8.99, it is not on sale.

@Teletheus

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@Christopher WaIken

Be careful. You are likely to get banned and have an epitaph burned in your name.