The levels of piracy on the 360 and Wii really arent high enough. From working on ground zero (a shop that sells games) the people who buy consoles are very different to what most think. Piracy is tough on those consoles and 99.9% of people just dont consider it. Also piracy as long been associated with people downloading games they would never buy in the first place.

Your taking a very simplistic view of a complex economical situation.
Its not a valid argument if you decide not ignore important elements like R&D costs, units sold, software units sold, licensing cost differences between each company, operating costs andin the case of PS3, those who bought the unit as a BluRay player only.

I think you only really know who you are from interacting with society. Being individualist you can imagine you are whoever you want to be, with nobody to tell you otherwise. Family seems to be a universal key to happyness, so i guess that falls under collectivism.

I agree bout Quake 3 :D

and finally...

I can call my friends black overe here because they're not 'African-American'. From here it looks like African-Americans are very sensative about it, like its a sort of safety blanket or somthing. Then again from our perspective there seems to be a lot more racism in the States too.

I know i dont call my English friends Anglo-Saxon anyway.

Eh, are u asking a tech support question from a random PC FPS in here?

FAIL!

I found the same problem HERE

Id go out on a limb and say like many Windows 98 games, its simple not compatible with Vista's framework.
I have a lot of older PC games that i simply cannot play anymore.

I know DOSBOX can help with ancient titles, but im not sure about DK.

Though i can see the merit in its technical & artistic achievment at the time, i never liked it as a movie.
But i still named my website after it.