hum you do realise the rocketeer is basically an hommage and a franchise inspired by other stuff , obviously predating it .

So what they can get the inspiration and rip it off for rocketeer and shouldnt suffer the same fate ?

That predates the Rocketeer? I do believe the rocketeer has been around since the late 40's to early 50's, man. He appeared in a serial called "King of the Rocket men" if I do remember correctly. Then again, I also remember him just being called "rocket man" in those serials, too.

In any event, the Rocketeer himself was coined in the late 70's to early 80's and is owned by Disney. I still believe their is an infringment here.

not at all the same . It's the rocketman .. then later featured in the rocketeer's series wich only date from 82.

The Rocketeer is Cliff Secord , the original rocketman is Jeff King

The rocketeer is basically hommage to pulp comics , and so features many old characters such as the rocketman and doc savage .
Not to mention that many other comics were inspired with that stuff , way before 82 , from marvel , dc and many other publishers .

LIke i said you cant just get heavy inspirations from an old franchise , and decide people shouldnt be allowed the same .
I'm sure if Dark void was setting off copyrights alarms , disney would have happily sued already .

What does piracy and sales have to do with system requirements? lol Please troll somewhere else.

Most people can already play this game. Those requirements aren't bad at all! It's very common actually.
Pshhh and who says people need a super rig to play PC games?

I have a sharp computer with a killer grafix card but PC gaming is boring and stiff. It's uncomfortable and not appealing. Sitting on a PC playing video games is like getting a colonoscopy. Say what you will or want, PC gaming is non existent for a reason. People steal games for the PC and pirate them because they're not worth the asking price. More often than not, people steal these games to demo them to see if they want the comfortable console version.

Sad but true.

You're missing something...
You do realize that most multiplatform games are on pc right? And with better graphics audio and controll...right? And you can still use that Xbox 360 controller wireless right? And you can even play on that big screen at insane resolutions and 7.1 hd audio...
Or wait. You probably missed all that...

8GB would only really be needed for rendering or compiling complex things. The optimal amount would be 4 (ddr2 dual channel) or 6 (ddr3 triple or dual channel), to balance latency, frequency, stability and capacity.

For somebody who is a flaming idiot he probably has 8GB thinking it makes him cooler than other people :/

The reason he mentions his system specs.

@darthv72 Jesus Christ LOL, how on earth could you be downvoted for your opinion of the two games that are decent? This community sometimes i swear...

IGN said, "Dark Void is one of those games you'll play, beat, and forget ever existed."
Exactly my experience.

Dark Void possibly killed my phat launch PS3, with countless crashes and slowdown. So I have mixed feelings about that one lol. Mediocre game at best, and runs terrible on PS3. Hopefully the 360 version is better...

Legit cringe when MS promotes Achievements and GamerScore. Sad state of affairs for them to be that desperate.

It's a racing game.

It's no different than monitoring your health bar in an FPS or the time you spend watching a cutscene rather than playing.

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