@Tripwolf and Johnny was 100% correct.

@Naruto_Uzumaki2 And you're a bigot.

@bmart970 Why don't you just quit reading the comments? That seems easier.

GameSpot is deliberately posting this in an inflammatory fashion. Look at how all the other sites reported this. The CEO said that they don't know how to make a movie about the video game, and went on to say that making a movie out of Warcraft's universe is easy. He was talking about how previous video game movies failed because they tried to incorporate nods to the game mechanics in the film and why that doesn't work.

@Gamer3344 You're an idiot.

This is a better example of survival horror than anything Mikami ever made: http://store.steampowered.com/app/57300/

@masfima1 That's what I assumed.

@wildamnesia WTF is that supposed to mean?

@LesserAngel Not exactly. TV makes a good example. The Wonder Years is still not available on DVD, it is streaming on Netflix and Amazon, but a lot of the songs have been replaced by sound-alikes with different lyrics. Their original music license only extended television broadcast. Something specific in Rockstar's license agreement with Sony either didn't extend to digital sales, or it only covered sales for x number of years, or could be any number of other reasons. As a couple other people have pointed out, the easiest solution for Rockstar would simply be to pull the song.

@ilantis That's not how the humble bundle operates at all. First, the games are updated. I have all 4 android bundles, and they update just as often as any game on the Google Play store does. They're also not partially broken to begin with. The majority of them thus far have been rock solid. Additionally, many of these games are making their android debut, but have been very successful on other platforms. It isn't them begging for sales, its a debut celebration.