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I guess Capcpom finally had a Revelaiton and has beaten the Chanllenges of spell checking.

As much as I'd love a new good RTS C&C game (C&C3 was fun and RA3 was ridiculously fun IMO) I want to see a sequel to C&C Renegade, that series needs more love.

How is this news? I remember reading this a long time ago.

What nasty surprise? Offline mode at least has always worked for me. It IS true you need to be connected to the internet before going offline... once, it takes just a single log in and credentials save to be able to access your account offline for as long as you need to.

Good news, everyone! The PC port doesn't suck.

Blah blah blah losing faith in humanity. And not just because of that shit.

That's pretty much the reason, all of the home consoles that had any degree of successful backward compatibility integrated the previous generations hardware closely into them: -The Master System's main CPU was used as a Sound Processor for the Genesis/Mega Drive. -The PlayStation's main...

The way they handled backwards compatibility before and now is completely different. Early PS3s had PS2 hardware in them giving it 99% compatibility but placing the GS and EE was too expensive, currently they are using tweaked emulators/ports, and coding those isn't cheap as people have pointed out.

Three-way tie between Sonic 3&K, Sonic 2 and Sonic Colors.

Backwards Compatibility is more or less a recent trend however: None of Nintendo's consoles had any backward compatibility until the Wii, with the exception of GC all of the titles supported by the Wii are by way of emulation and it forces you to repurchase your NES/SNES/N64 games. The...

Huh? What's wrong with Roger Craig Smith? It's your opinion but I'm interested about why you prefer the other ones to him.

You get to beat the crap out of Shadow, does that count? *EDIT* As for the reviews, IGN's isn't the only 8.5, it has already gotten about 2 or 3 8.5+ scores in the last few days. *EDIT*

Not much really, I was like 5 or 6 when I played that game. I'll try to give Desert Strike a shot though, it might be the game I'm looking for :)

I remember this old DOS/Windows 9x game, it was a 2D topdown shooter (I think it wasn't isometric) where you controlled a chopper, you could move wherever you wanted, it was set in a desert and you could choose between several types of weapons like rockets and machineguns before heading off to a...

Bottomless pit signs, button prompts and Omochao can all be turned off, just like in Colors.