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@singleandlovinit
I think that's meant to be like the Kindle Fire interface. They did the same with their android apps. It just happens to have a lot in common with Metro.

The overall Amazon VOD service is a good alternative to iTunes. It has basically the same selection of current TV shows and movies and as far as I've seen the same prices ($2-3 per tv ep, $3-4 to rent movies) and is available on more devices.

But the Prime subscription only gives you access to a small selection. There's a fraction of what Netflix has and very little that Netflix doesn't have. If you're already a Prime member for the free shipping or kindle book lending it's a nice bonus to go with those. But I wouldn't consider it a replacement for Netflix yet.

I just watched all of the DMC anime on Netflix since it's getting removed Sunday. It was okay. Especially any time Lady or Trish were around. I wonder if the new Dante will inspire as much multimedia fandom as the original.

"We want to find ways that don't inconvenience that player who is paying for it."

But it ALWAYS will. Pirates will just crack it and it won't inconvenience them one bit.

@MysticMaven
They did. This article even mentions it.

I definitely agree that Angry Birds is way overrated and overexposed but I don't get all the butthurt hateration going on. Don't like it then ignore it. I'm too busy being impressed that a tiny development team managed to make such a simple game into a huge and insanely profitable maga-brand to get a hate-on about it. Wish I could get in on some of that action.

As for Space. I like that they've actually changed it up this time instead of just being some different visuals. Looks like a fun time-waster puzzle game. Well worth the price of 99 cents or free.

AO4 isn't the abbreviation for the title, it's the games rating: Adults Only x 4!!! Must be a new Manhunt.

Hand-drawn 2D or gtfu!

I played EQOA for a while years ago. In fact, it's still the only MMO I've really put any time into. I'm shocked it's still been going all this time though. I know it had some loyal diehard players that would've kept logging in for years to come but I'm sure it's been a long time since it had a large enough user base to be financially viable. I'm still impressed that they were able to get an MMO on PS2 and only required a few MBs of your memory card.

$15.63 an hour? *looks at last paycheck* Are they hiring?