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Protip: Install the game once, find a no-cd crack, and back the game folder up to an external HD. If you ever need to put it back on your main drive, copy that folder back over and make a new shortcut to the EXE. That gives you a life-long copy, along with the remaining 2 activations on the...

I'm actually running Borderlands on a MacBook Pro with that same processor...4 GB RAM...and only the 256 MB version of the 8600 GT, and it runs great using Windows 7. I have it running at 1440x900 with everything on high except textures, which are medium, and shadows, which I turned off. I...

Yeah, the DSi was probably stolen, but in my opinion you did a good thing by keeping it out of GameSlop's hands. :)

Yeah, I'll be watching for gogamer.com to put out a deal on the GOTY version. No way am I paying extra for all the DLC.

So that when Steam goes belly-up someday in the far-flung future, we'll still have our game.

Conflict: Denied Ops is well worth $6 if you've got a friend who could play with you.

Sooo sad that my local stores don't have any "new" copies. :( Been waiting for a price drop on this forever!

Yeah, I'd be all over this if it was multiplayer, without the MMO. Not interested in subscription fees or microtransactional BS, and not interested in a game I can't just fire up and host a session with a friend. I'm not waiting for D3, either. They lost me when they started REQUIRING...

It's a fun little game with a lot of stages. I made it to world 8 or 9 I think before something else grabbed my attention. Still, if you're looking for that classic platformer stuff, it rules.

I used to really lust after the brighter SP, and I had a Micro. I just have big hands. Then I got a PSP and realized I could emulate the GBA on it. The bigger, brighter screen really makes it easier for me to play.

Word. Basketball games are the only "sports" games I'll play, and even then, only if they play like Ye Olde NBA Jam.

Yeah, from "PSP Go" to "PSP No", amirite? :D

Wow, the thing must be selling like crap for them to already be tossing in the incentives. I'm glad, though. This is one gaming ship that I want to see sink like a freakin' stone.

I'm still ticked off about the lack of LAN play in future Battle.Net games. This, from the company who introduced the "Spawn" idea so you could play with your friends? This, from the company who's still selling 10 year old games at a huge price considering their age? Maybe I'm getting old...

Heck yes! It's about time they started guaranteeing the box and manual. :) I'm gonna pick up the recently-dropped Scurge: Hive DS!

So basically they're trying to lock it down in a way similar to what companies do with cellphones to try to keep you from just dragging and dropping music files/ringtones?

I'm right there with you, Walrus. The gradual erosion of rights always seems to be what ends up working, and in this particular case you can see it coming from miles away.

No kidding. And I guess I shouldn't have said "we" in that post up there. I will probably just stop buying new games when the day comes that I can't get it on physical media that I own.

Word. And what is worse is if they get their way and get digital distribution entrenched as the "main" or "only" way of doing things, then it'll just be a short time until we're looking at the total elimination of "owning" games, and we'll be buying their damn "licenses" based on the amount of...

Has someone already posted this link here? I don't remember seeing it during all the digital distribution "discussions." http://www.joystiq.com/2009/09/23/sony-to-maintain-pricing-parity-for-downloadable-psp-games/