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1000th Story: Microsoft goes against Valve's Steam
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Purple44
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Anonymous
on
1/8/2010
Beware of "Games for Windows LIVE" if you live in one the over 166 unsupported countries and buy DIRT 2. GFWL will only let players in 26 countries race DIRT 2 online, the rest of the world ( paying customers ) is block from racing online.
GFWL is a step backwards for online racing, when we are use to racing GRID and Flatout 2 with the whole world online!!
GFWL stole my game
http://community.codemasters.com/forum/showthread.php?t=399601
by:
Anonymous
on
12/20/2009
The main thing i hate about GFWL live is being stuck with the same user name and having to use bunch of numbers after the name. (console users taking up all the names)
MS can't stand the word FREE, so i don't see them taking away any market share from steam. I bet MS will do just like EA (eadownloader) does and charge users if they want to download the game 1-2yrs from now.
by:
Anonymous
on
12/18/2009
I don't trust Microsoft... Not with MY Games.
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tony v
on
12/18/2009
Uhhh Theo you are wrong about Dirt 2; it's available on Steam (at least in the U.S.).
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