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Adrian Shepard, a reference to Half Life.

Offline game key.

Warcraft was the "biggest" PC game (making tons of money and being incredibly popular would satisfy "biggest" in one definition I guess) and therefore they reasoned that it immediately implied that it was the "best" game of the decade, and entitling it place number one on the list... at least that's as far as I could figure out from their description.

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Lost Woods melody from The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.

"Bradshaw said that, sadly, copy protection "is a necessary part of our biz," but the development team has gone to great lengths to ensure that legal buyers will not be encumbered."

Ok, sounds fair, sounds hopeful.

"The game can be installed on up to three computers total"

AHAHA....they had me going there for a bit...."legal buyers will not be encumbered". What a kidder!

So what, if my computer's drive fails, or if I do some spring cleaning on Windows and do a clean install, or if I upgrade to a new machine, the user is screwed. Thanks for the laugh, Bradshaw, that policy is quite a joke.

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Amazon. There's more waiting, but usually decent pricing on older games.

Sasha Nein, Psychonauts

Or more importantly, nobody wishes to note the additional $10 MSRP console tax so arbitrarily added to the PC edition? No? Ok then.