Epic Games is simply badass for doing this. Not that they needed any more of a reason to sell games, but I'm sure this will gain Big Huge points in the gaming community ;)

Wow, the fact that people are bashing ME3 or any video game as a form of art is pretty sad. Unfortunately, art, whether it be a game or a splash of paint on a canvas, does not have to appeal to everyone. No, I haven't played ME3 yet, but despite peoples' piss poor feelings of the ending, I still want to enjoy the overall experience of the game and experience the ending for myself, and form my OWN opinion of the game and its ending. Just because you don't like a splash of paint on a canvas doesn't mean that others won't. Saying that ME3 isn't a form of art because it's a video game is like saying the Eiffel Tower isn't a form of art because it's a tourist attraction, or hand-crafted crown moulding for a baseboard isn't a form of art because it's sold to the general public.

@ Kurdt kohbain there's a difference between criticism and what you're doing. and what you're doing is simply babbling like a retarded baboon.

just realized I posted "the quests" twice, and while I could say that I did that on purpose, seeing as how there are literally an infinite amount of quests, I'd totally be lying.

i do particularly enjoy how people will totally rag on a game as absolutely massive as skyrim for being "linear" when some of the greatest games in the world are incredibly linear. while a lot of the dungeons may be linear in creation, how you go about beating the dungeons is FAR from linear. the combat isn't as refined as dark souls, obviously not. but the storyline, the scale, the sheer massiveness, the content, the quests, the quests, the dialogue, and the beauty far outdoes anything made in the last few years. so, pipe down, "kurdt". and while you're at it, check this site out before posting any more gibberish: www.hop.com

My Commodore 64 pwns the PS3 and 360 combined.

@ Mehfuz: i'd have to say for the most part that 1024/768, 1280/1024, and 1600/1200 are no longer the most common resolutions... with widescreen monitors and HDTVs being so vastly popular, i'd put my money on the fact that 1360x768 for 720p/i or 1920x1080 for 1080p are the new most common resolutions. but otherwise i agree for the most part that this is a very half-assed article. they could have summed it all up by saying "Yes, Spore can run on an half-decent old computer". Posted Sep 12, 2008 12:40 pm PT most pointless article posted on GS. and why show result from these resolution - i mean the more widely used res are