Notphil
Member since: Nov 6th, 2009
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| Blog | # of Comments |
|---|---|
| Joystiq | 43 Comments |
| Engadget | 1 Comment |
| Download Squad | 1 Comment |
| Massively | 1 Comment |


Brink patch scheduled for next week, addresses lag
May 21st 2011 8:59PM (Joystiq)New 'Fergalicious' Dance Central tracks
May 16th 2011 6:45PM (Joystiq)Crysis 2 in stylish slow-motion (not a framerate joke)
Apr 5th 2011 9:59AM (Joystiq)Crysis 2 in stylish slow-motion (not a framerate joke)
Apr 5th 2011 9:58AM (Joystiq)Stardock's Brad Wardell talks about selling Impulse to GameStop
Apr 1st 2011 5:13AM (Joystiq)Stardock's Brad Wardell talks about selling Impulse to GameStop
Apr 1st 2011 5:10AM (Joystiq)Ghost Recon: Shadow Wars walkthrough is very X-Commy
Mar 23rd 2011 7:06AM (Joystiq)EA calls NPD's monthly report a 'misrepresentation of the entire industry'
Mar 15th 2011 5:14AM (Joystiq)Steam IS the PC market - along with smaller ones like D2D, Impulse, etc, but Steam at the very least needs to be factored in. NPD's failure to do so is probably a big part of the perception that PC gaming is dying.
And of course, the anti-piracy people LOVE to cite things like "Crysis only sold 3 copies (at retail)!! Oh, 5 million total though, according to Crytek? Way above their forecasted sales? Made way more profit than they would've if they'd had to manufacture and ship all those units to stores? Let's not mention that...
I suppose I can see why they might not want to include the digital distribution platforms though - it would look odd if every few weeks a years-old game jumped to #1 in the charts because it was half-off on Steam.
Stardock announces Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion, 'free to play' dev tools for Impulse SDK
Mar 1st 2011 6:26PM (Joystiq)It had only one really memorable track ("Agnus Dei") and it was just a choral version of a song from around 1940 and has been used in dozens of movies and TV shows, from Platoon to The Simpsons.
Story was very good though. If you want something with a similar kind of gameplay you might try "Nexus: The Jupiter Incident", which has the same sort of small fleet focus and fairly deep strategic gameplay. It's got about the same learning curve though.
GameSpy making multiplayer tech free for smaller-scale titles
Feb 24th 2011 2:11PM (Joystiq)