This has to be viral, that is too glamorous for a hacking, plus, would Ubisoft have "taken care" of it by now? It's been over 3 hours since they tweeted about it, and why would you post a link to the hacked site? Isn't this the kind of thing you want to keep under wraps for not only internal reasons but for the security of your viewers as well? (what if the hacker has a script that installs something on your machine, screws up your browser, etc?)
Seems kinda fishy to ...
Wow, Left 4 Dead 2 actually charted? How well did the first game sell in Japan?
Dutch Boogie and Pennywise: Two Worlds was also on PC, infact, the PC version was released first and the Xbox 360 version later on. A PS3 port of the original was announced at one point but it's essentially in development hell.
If you get a copy for cheap, Two Worlds is kinda decent, but not a full priced type of title. Maybe the second game could blow us all away.
Judging by your post history I doubt you really give a damn and are simply trying to troll.
That being said, ethernet is way better for online gaming, wifi is just convinent.
This isn't Apple talking, infact, it says who is in the title! Almost all major gaming companies (EA, Ubisoft, Activision, Midway, etc) have released titles on the App Store.
Both technologies have had revisions of the years, the second generation PSP's had more RAM for instance to speed up load times.
If the rumors of Pandemic management are true and those presented by the 4 Guys 1 Up podcast stating Pandemic titles weren't reviewing great internally at EA, it makes sense as to why they were shut down.
Doesn't look so great in my opinion, basically GTA IV's online multiplayer running on the Mercs 2 engine (which was a slightly modified PS2 engine apparently...) with a Mercenaries skin.
That's a pretty good bundle, the adapter alone takes up $100 US!
Good to see World at War is still being supported, I don't think COD 4 had any patches released after World at War hit?
Activision changed them? You mean the same Activision that offered them a huge budget and development team to make Modern Warfare 2 which Infinity War declined?
IW Net or what ever it's called can still exist with dedicated servers, mods, etc. Just take a look at the Xbox Live, PSN, etc games that use dedicated servers with the latter allowing mods more freely.
A full price game?
Frontlines: Fuel of War for instance had a mediocre single player but the multiplayer was the main draw and more than worthy of the $60 price point it launched at.
Still not completely sold on Section 8, it's definitely not the $60 game (from the demo), perhaps maybe a $30-40 game? I do find the dedicated servers thing cool (PC owners can setup dedicated servers that 360 owners can use).
I actually like Impulse better than Steam solely because of the lack of DRM on most title. Those titles that do have DRM have it stated on the game page so you know what you're getting into from the get go.
lol I find it funny that you turn around in the Gamer Zone and ask "why do I lose so many bubbles, why do people call me a fanboy? why so many disagrees", etc.
Just an FYI, Microsoft Stores are beginning to do Xbox 360 repairs in store with a super short turn around time.
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The excuses/justifications many of these guys can use are dwindling every day.
This isn't a criminal case, Microsoft is just seeing what consoles are modified and banning them from accessing Xbox Live. If Microsoft is taking the IP addresses of those who are banned and sending them to law enforcement for further investigation it might be.
They do have a checks and balance system, they call it the law. The problem is the N4G fanboys preaching their conspiracy theories don't even believe in them enough to activate the checks and balance system.
Also, Sony does have a rampant piracy/modding issue, they call it the PSP, the PS2 is still moddable and since it's still being sold it would benefit Sony to crack down.
I agree, the hardware aspect of the Wii is hindering and a bit depressing. Not sure why a majority of Wii games aren't on par or at least look close to say what we saw on the original Xbox.
For free alternatives, Microsoft Security Essentials is pretty good, I've been hearing good things about Malware Bytes as well, (running a scan as I type).
And with the software they chose for #11 you can tell they were really scrapping the bottom of the barrel, especially when their summary for it is so "glowing".