Come up with a system that generates profit, path of exile is doing fine.
And i know many indie games that use their own engines.

You know rockstar has ALWAYS announced pc release dates long after console right, since vice city, i will bet money it is out on pc this year.
Not that i would play a console port on pc anyway.
And again, the pressure in this case not to pc release comes from take 2 not rockstar.
Typical greedy wanker publishers wanting to milk all they can.

This post was edited by Lifebane99 on May 4 2013 12:32am

wasteland 2 I hope? Or the new torment?

Both.

let the free market deiced on how much you can pirate!

Blizzard went downhill because they cater to carebears and have dumbed down classic Diablo formula. Diablo 2 was so hugely successful and had such a long life due to competitive PvP. D3 hasn't even patched it in yet, and once they do then here comes re-balancing! Going to be the biggest mess ever. Terrible seeing a company bungle such a big IP.



Played that for the first two beta testing periods and it is awesome. It was pretty good, then they changed some things like skill interactions and functions and it is way better. It is Diablo 2's spiritual successor.



I play EVE Online, which you pretty much need a BA in economics to be an industrialist in and PvP really means something because when a spaceship blows up it is gone and you better hope you have it insured.

I play DUST 514 on PS3, it is in Beta, and it is in the universe and uses the mechanics of EVE online...both MMO worlds are connected and share a server and interact in which EVE spaceships do orbital strikes and provide material support to DUST ground soldiers, and DUST ground soldiers/mercs secure planet surface area for mineral exploitation.

There is really no other game like EVE online. It is truly laissez-faire....no company interference to scamming, griefing, pirating, ransoming, etc, with a detailed market and contract system. It is always funny when some corporate CEO robs his corporation blind.

This post was edited by Skinned on May 4 2013 10:08am

Heh, you would have loved Tradwars back in the day....

How far back in the day? EVE just had its Tenth Anniversary. It is just getting bigger and bigger. It is all on one server to...when space fights get too big time dilation kicks in and everything kicks into slow motion and it is awesome.

But there is the infamous EVE learning curve which makes it hard to break into:



In case you can't tell I'm plugging the product. If anybody wants to play the client is free and if you get good you can pay your subscription with in game currency, which makes it monetized. This is great because these 30 day game blocks can be bought and traded and used for subscription. This monetizes the game, which is what makes the PvP meaningful. If you lose an expensive ship you feel it...that is why you don't fly what you can't afford to lose

You can largely avoid pvp in high sector space though and I'd be willing to take young pilots under my wing. I can invite people for 15 free days and the client is free to DL. I've made this into a commercial, but I'd love to have people I know blowing up stuff or helping me expand a growing industrial presence. Skill training is passive and you just load it and wait...no grinding...so it is good for people who work for a living or have a family. There are no classes or levels either, only skills. And you're just a spaceship, its only in space. If you want to play on the ground get a PS3 and download DUST 514 for free on it...I'll play with you there too!

This post was edited by Skinned on May 4 2013 11:01am

Red Dead Redemtion hasn't got a PC release date annoucement and never will, because Rockstar said it will not happen. Rockstar publishes their own games, Take-Two owns them but does not interfere. It is Rockstar's decisions not to release PC versioins.

You can mod consoles and run burned games anyways