It's starting to become more and more apparent that companies don't like working with nVidia because their support is awful, and they as a company...
This is where the problem lies. Too many people exclaiming "this magic pixie dust cable makes loads of difference". People will hear *a*...
That's exactly how it is. It's very much like the HDMI cable reviews where you'll find a lot of the same phrases. They purposely focus on things...
Generally with expensive Blu-Ray players you'll be paying extra for all the extra features they offer. I'm fair sure some come with DLNA...
Well of course you think it was a worthy investment, you spent £90 a metre on magic pixie dust. The cables you bought, in the real world, don't do...
This kind of comment is what often lends credibility to the claims people make about their magic pixie dust audio cables. Fancy magic pixie dust...
Apostrophes aside, the rest isn't really *that* bad, but there's no reason an adult shouldn't know how to use apostrophes properly It doesn't...
You seriously need to learn how to use apostrophes and English in general. Seriously. Typos are fair enough, but you can't blame this on typos....
Mojang didn't say "Steam isn't useful", they said "Using Steam limits a lot of what we’re allowed to do with the game". I don't get how you...
That's what "no CD" patches and cracks are for. :P It means I can do what I want when I want with my stuff. I don't care if they claim I don't...
You don't sound bitter and jealous at all, what a perfectly normal, well thought out and reasoned response you have going there, good job!
What about ISOs you've ripped of your games? How about games from GOG.com? They're both electronically stored and accessible on your own terms...
I can't see this doing well when the Black Magic Intensity Shuttle is much better and quite a bit cheaper....
Still got it wrong.
You've just wrongly corrected someone, that's embarrassing. You clearly know that "you're" means "you are" yet think "As with other Ubisoft DRMed...
Separate names with a comma.
