Good luck with that.

Kill me already, I really can't think of anything useful to suggest

Did anyone play Maelstrom ? That was by the same people as Perimeter, but I never picked it up (despite enjoying Perimeter quite a bit - although I was never very good at it). Seems like the developers definitely have some interesting ideas, and pull them off fairly well, but it mainly caters for a ...

Well, I thought the post was quite obviously sarcastic

This being the internets, I suppose that's not always clear. Anyway, Pox has found a new topic to argue about, quick!

Uh, right. I wasn't being entirely serious when I made that post, you know? That said, I don't see any particular need to bump this fairly old topic just to start more flamewars (yes I know you originally posted it, but it's hardly gone anywhere constructive). I'm sure the Linux version is coming at...

That's weird. World of Goo is 19.99 CAD on steam but only 1500 points (15 CAD) on the Wii. Anyone played it? It's got good reviews, been putting off getting it. Yes, it's fantastic. Buy it. Buy it now. Reasonably easy to complete, but then there's the Obsessive Completion Distinction awards to go b...

So. Games, eh? Who else plays them?

Isn't the whole point of them that they just work when you plug them in, anyway?

But yes, what cheesemoo0 said.

I'm looking forward to Left 4 Dead getting additional content - I can't wait for the other two campaigns to have versus mode enabled on them, it seems like something that the game ought to have shipped with really :? I'm worried that Valve is going to get overwhelmed though, what with still having c...

How could spectator chat possibly have a disastrous effect on Multiwinia games? Everyone can see exactly the same things, what could a spectator tell you that you don't know already?

I was hoping this would be some proposal for an exciting Multiwinia word game, to be played with boring relatives over the Christmas break between rounds of Pictionary and Scrabble. Ideas please?

Would the pricing differences have anything to do with majority of piracy areas? Meaning, does UK tend to support their developers more buy buying more and warezing less? Thus inducing lower prices because devs make their money? Then Europe houses more warezers and and warezees, thus devs get less ...

Yeah, it looks like Europeans are getting really screwed in some cases, Left 4 Dead cost me £10 less than it would if I'd paid in Euros - I gifted it to a German internets-friend so he'd get the uncensored version, and he realised just how badly the European prices were screwing him over :( I picked...

Indeed.

Byron wrote:the reality is that Multiwinia was actually made for the 360. It was a decision later on to release it as a standalone PC version, so Multiwinia on the PC was actually a port of the 360 game.

Introversion are known for pushing the boundaries of high-end graphics, and as such I'm sure Subversion will be released with a glorious 256 colour palette, and dozens of polygons!