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Heeellooo... get a disposable camera and take a picture of the stock list or I'll brain you with a wrench! :E

This was funny but the guy is full of crap. :upstare: So far, as far as I can remember, the only program I've had crash consistently on me is IE for Macintosh.

What I find amusing is how much the people who say EB said it was delayed get flamed, but someone saying they saw a "coming soon" box doesn't. :upstare:

Lies. I'm not saying I would take one over my PC, but they are a reliable graphics and print development platform, not to mention what you can do with them now that they are FreeBSD based.

A bunch of stores have had this... at least according to people posting.

Actually, I like the Mac I have at work... it runs well, and now that it's FreeBSD based I can do a lot of my testing before transferring it to our remote server right there instead of having an extra box setup. It's sure as hell a lot prettier than anything I've seen on XF86. But anyway...

4 CDs of utter crap. :upstare:

Unfortunately, this was before my time on the net. :( But that book "Masters of Doom" has some really interesting info about it.

They had said time after time that they were going to make a secure character vault... so you could make your character and then check it into the vault when you left a server, it would validate things etc. Basically it would prevent people from cheating and let people use one character across...

Hahahaha. *girly scream* or "Great googly moogly!"

Neverwinter Nights was the last one... DAMN THEM FOR NOT MAKING THE CHARACTER VAULT. It ruined it all. The editor was fun, though. Black and White before that. I loved that entire game except for the micromanagement of the villages... I don't like micromanaging things.

Gabe just said that he's hoping for the same amount of gameplay as Half-Life 1: 40 to 50 hours for the average gamer.

Actually, wasn't there an ad with a crowbar on the page a while back? Granted, it wasn't very informative...

Maybe so... but PC games are a bit different than console games. Console games have a much larger group of potential consumers to target. These consumers aren't necessarily technically oriented, and might not even have a computer.

Those are two of the best ones I've heard yet, if true.

Case in point. I'm with you there. :P

They haven't advertised or talked about the game... and look what it's done. Most Half-Life fans are frothing at the mouth for any tidbit of information. I don't see how something is wrong. Even if they're not doing it on purpose this is getting them tons of anticipation.

Gold means they've burned the CD and sent it off to be printed for publishing.

HACK THE GIBSON!

That's what preordering and the postal service is for.