This is what happens when you decide to put draconian always online DRM on your products, one could think that the industry learned from the Anno 2070 and Diablo III fiascos, but no, this companies always find a way to screw their customers. Take note Developers/Publishers.

LOL. Nice way to troll PC players Blizzard.

@UltraHiDef "Goes and checks the legitamate and superior reviews by IGN"

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Sorry.... didn't mean to make fun of y..

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Dude that was a good one, you crack me up.

@sacatash 28nm technology, it's gonna cool and silent and it's gonna consume a lot less power

@Jarten 8GB of GDDR5, do your homework.

@SpardisJX My PC is been looking better since a few years ago.

Ever heard about OnLive people?, cause that's pretty much what Sony is aiming for to play your PSN games. If they decide to charge you for them again or the service that's another matter.

@Fo_Fai No seriously, stop. Even if the PS4 would have been released on 2020 Sony will still take the same approach on this matter.

@DarkSaber2k @surferosh @Brotelho Love GOG, they take the time to make an old game from the DOS era playable on any modern OS. Just yesterday i was playing Realms of Haunting on my Windows 7 gaming PC :)

@ClayMeow @PcGamer4Ever1 And they will keep trying, even if they find a way to emulate them they will need the NASA PC to do it, heck a high end gaming PC still has issues emulating some PS2 and N64 games.