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Is the demo available to anyone now? (Haven't got the game yet). Making it available only to certain people seems a tad ridiculous. Isn't letting anyone try your game the point of a demo? I wonder if the game wouldn't have been better received had it been released in 2004, or even all the way...

I would, but I don't have a credit card. :(

That was pretty cool.

There's no Game Stop/EB games on the west side. I'm sure they'd have it. But I tried Gamezilla and Zellers. I might try Gamestop tomorrow.

Damn, I don't really want to spend $50 bucks + taxes on crap, Regardless, I tried to get it today, but every place I went only had the console version, :mad: (I live on the west side of Saint John).

Yeah, it seems to me most of them never liked the first game in the first place.

Interesting. They better do their homework this time and avoid another huge failure. Maybe they'll do it once too often and disappear ... Ok, no, I was in la-la land for a sec. I read somewhere that someone spilled the beans about research into 128-bit compatibility in Windows 8.

It's par for the course. As far as I can tell, Rolling Stone magazine often gets people that hate music to ... you know, review music. PC Gamer gave it a good review. And I'm much more inclined to trust PC Gamer. http://www.pcgamer.com/2011/06/10/duke-nukem-forever-review/

Hey, that's the car that Homer ruined his brother with! What did he call it? And that boat-car VW looks pretty cool.

I didn't realize that was for the XBox. Their review of the PC version isn't done yet, but here's a preliminary treatment: http://pc.ign.com/articles/117/1175194p1.html. None of these reviewers seem to have a sense of humour.

IGN.com gave Duke a pretty bad review. http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/117/1175639p1.html. Can't say I didn't see it coming.

I'll check this out. The 5850 in my laptop is always very hot. Sometimes during long gaming sessions, the keys actually get so hot I can't keep my fingers on them. I wonder if I might be able to do something to help with this.

Ah, that brings back memories, and a certain warm fuzzy feeling.:) And you have fiber op! I'm jealous!

I think software developers in general suffer from this problem. Look at GNOME and KDE ... same problem. With that said, I'll admit I am interested in touch displays. They are interesting, although won't gamers always need a keyboard and mouse/gamepad?

I haven't been able to win yet, though I got the blonde girl to take off her top!;)

I haven't used a gamepad on my PC for ages! I don't have an XBox either. It can definitely help with certain games, though.

I should try it out then. I LOVE racing games! How does it compare to the Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit remake?

The Xbox 360 uses a modified version of DirectX9, I believe. I have been researching cross-platform development. I found some informationn on Cell processor programming (Playstation) and an older book on developing for PSN, Xbox, and Gamecube. There is a lot of stuff out there on XNA, but I do...

Thanks for clearing that up. Unfortunately, I was stuck with fallback mode regardless, although when I started X as root I got gnome-shell. :confused:

Very interesting. In my experience, college has been all but worthless.