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Pretty cool. This makes me wonder when/if the second novel will be released.

Well... I think digital downloads are the future. But at the same time I have heard very bad things about EA's digital downloads, so I don't think they are doing it right.

Read that the patch removes EA's protection on Steam. I thought it wasn't there in the first place but apparently I'm wrong. It is still protected with Steam protection stuff.

I liked Brenda's the most, but they were all just OK. Not as good as the RA3 ones.

The TransGaming guys also do Linux stuff, can't they port it there too? Guess EA won't pay them for that...

EA never releases something without making sure that the girls' boobs are properly sized.

That looks pretty cool.

Can't wait for the next release. Have been waiting for it a while.

Looking good, nice work!

Meh, USA only of course. And I couldn't care less about Ric Flair

It was pretty funny that RA3 shipped before all the unit profiles were out, and then they just stopped.

That one was short and simple. I wonder how many participate in total.

That's pretty nice, an easy place to go to when you want to play through the oldies

Looks nice. The Jackhammer artillery is pretty big

I would love to offer my opinions again, but since I haven't even finished RA3 I decide not to sign up. I will look forward to reading it though.

Hype hype hype. I don't think any of this extra content makes the extra wait worthwhile.

I also heard that Crysis had some kind of problem if you downloaded it online from EA. There was a patch that didn't properly apply, and broke the game for x64 users. I also remember that EA really didn't do anything about it until a user complained a lot. They also cease support once your download time expires, and asks you to buy it again. Who are they kidding? On Steam, it doesn't matter if you buy it in the store or online, it ends up to look the same on your computer anyways. Additionally, if you buy a Valve game in the store, the Valve servers will still need to work, i.e. if they have gone bankrupt, you are still as much out of luck as the ones who purchased it online.

I like digital downloading. To be honest, optical discs are becoming obsolete. HDD space is very cheap nowadays, so that really shouldn't be an issue. The only issue with digital downloading is that whatever service you are using might disappear, and you won't be able to download it again. EA offers digital downloads, but if I remember correctly, you can only download the game for a certain period of time after you bought it. And that is REALLY BAD, kinda defeats the whole purpose. Valve is doing many things right with Steam, fast downloads, auto patching, games never expire, etc. Digital downloads are often cheaper too, and that's never bad.

Holly Valance is hot, but I haven't seen anything she's acted in. I remember Malcolm McDowell from Star Trek Generations, in which I think he did pretty good.

Looks good! I wonder if they are planning to redo the singleplayer campaign.

This case looks really nice I recommend you guys to check out the thread with the photos. It would be awesome to have the skills to make your own case, might be a project for the future

I was a bit surprised, but I think this is good. I'm not terribly surprised that the DRM isn't present in the Steam version, Steam has its own security stuff so I guess it relies on that. Lets just hope that the Steam version will be updated on the same day new patches arrive.

Who makes a game nowadays without planning for an expansion?

I vote no because I don't think EA would do a proper job of bringing him back. Do you remember how they brought Slavic "back"? Oh yeah, now I remember, Kane mentioned that he was dead, I guess that brings him back.

Red Alert 3: Yuriko's Revenge