Plain and simple , don't support MS on the gaming front. MS has been shafting PC games, advances in windows , and killing PC games that they want on the Xbomb. I really hope Vulcan gains traction so we can start shifting to Linux , away from a company that has clearly done everything to hurt PC gaming , all while trying to sell the Xbomb.
MS isn't going to be around much longer anyway, their new CEO is a complete idiot with no understanding of the MS market.
This is cool! This also what the people involved in the Star Trek Re-boots said , that they couldn't sell the movies, but oddly enough, that's exactly what they're doing. So I wouldn't look for this to be free, or free for long.
This is becoming somewhat of an epidemic. So many people willing to start shilling out for unfinished games, and once they have our money they have no incentive to either finish the game, or even make a good game. Why should they, they have our money.
Far too many of these games these days, and just like rushing games and putting out patches became chic and is now the norm. So to will selling unfinished games . Go ahead , support these people, you guys have to live with the effects.
Hmmmm, this could be a well setup smear campaign by the Big name companies to make people distrust Kickstarter. Sure you're always going to have your crooks, and EA is one of the biggest crooks , but surely does not mean we should stop backing KS. Obviously there are probably thousands of scum bags on KS begging for money, like some A-Hole who lied about making potato salad and giving the money to charity....
Hahaha! that F*cker laughed all the way to the bank.
Dennis Dutton Is the kind of clean room scientist that Is killing science. A great man once said- " knowledge Is nothing without Imagination". Oohh man, I put ounce Instead of once. :0
Null, movies really are a different medium from either books or games. This Is why movies don't translate well to games. Movies by their very nature, leave no room for Interpretation or Interaction that happens In books and games. Movies are nothing more than someone else's vision of the writers vision, and Is... In a way, already Interpreted for you by the director. Where as games and books give the Illusion of freedom and Imagination. In movies, you don't wonder to yourself If this or that could happen too the character, as this Is strictly laid out before you In pictures. What I'm saying Is, movies leave little or no room to Imagine.
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