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@Studs MacKenzie It probably has something to do with their buying / selling used copies of the game.

Honestly, who in the hell wants or needs an OnLive version of the game anyway? If you're buying it for PC, your computer already runs it. Why introduce network lag and crappy video quality to the mix?

@R Planteer Don't zones actually determine what pool of players you play with in multiplayer games too? Or am I just making shit up?

The iPad is just an expensive handheld window to the App Store.

SSD is faster than traditional mechanical HDD's for just about everything. Doesn't have anything to do with PS3 or Gran Turismo, and this isn't news.

Motion control and "hardcore" demographic games just don't mix.

Looks awesome!

@hahnchen The only reason I can see for them to promote non-Steam platforms is for people who don't have or use a computer for gaming, but who still own consoles... which is a pretty sizable number of people.

Buy a Valve game in a brick and mortar shop? Blasphemy!

@Ashkental Haha, you're joking, right? They still suffer from the same problems as they have in the past; they're expensive, they require glasses for every viewer (expensive glasses at that), and programming (including game support) is extremely limited.

That 3D TV might be looking "better", but not better than a standard set. Not for a long time, and hopefully not ever until they sort out these problems.