Spakkenkhrist

@This Little Man Says His Name Is

Most of the hyperbole surrounding the original was to do with running it at all, also I ran it with most of the settings on high, just not anti-aliasing and whilst occasionally it'd stutter it otherwise looked and played great; besides I would've had fun on lower settings anyway.

I can't believe joystiq are still peddling the disinformation about the requirements for the original PC version, I ran it on a radeon 1950 which was a budget card when Crysis was released! On topic I'm glad console owners are getting a chance to try this game because I had a lot of fun with it, you can kill enemies by throwing crabs at them, always a good thing.

The only slow strategy I remember from the original was making sure all the civilians were lined up neatly so I could kill them all with one shot of the laser rifle, I would hardly call the original an RTS, it was an isometric shooter at it's core.

@kentuckyfried I don't personally play it but I think Starcraft 2's success proves you wrong.

@(Unverified) Story has been reported on other sites, get your facts straight.

@kmcroc This company WANT to give this away free and in fact are for the PC version, Microsoft won't allow them to on the 360, it's a shame your parents and grandparents didn't raise you to read articles before commenting on them.

@MW49350

I've been able to connect my PC to my TV for years, also "BS" like mods created Counterstrike, one of the most popular online games, is that a newsflash for you?

@Deadstarone
It's a promotional tool for the onlive service (which I happen to think is a good service) but it's not a PC demo, it's not going to show me how the game runs on my system which for a lot of PC gamers is half the point of a demo.

In 2012 Minecraft becomes self aware and turns on it's creators.

A jailbroken iphone with the genesis emulator will do it for free too.