Diablo 3.. hmm

With Blizzards announcement that Diablo 3 will not only feature an in game auction house that will allow players to buy and sell for real money, like eBay but without the threat of having your auction shut down and account suspended.

But will also require the payers to be on a permanent internet connection, while I don't play pc games when I'm not in the house, I can see this upsetting a lot of laptop gamers, the gamers who play while traveling.

If I spend £29.99 - £34.99 on a pc game, I want to be able to play it when and where i want to, regardless of an internet connection.

Yes, I can see their point, by being online when playing they can monitor for mods and hacks (both of which are forbidden now), but to me this feels like a punishment, how dare you play our fantastic (possibly.. I can’t see Diablo 3 failing… unless something catastrophic happens) game outside, in the sun/on a plane/in a car, you should be at home, in the dark, in the basement gaming away like the social outcasts you are.. mwhahahaha

I'm looking forward to Diablo 3, the first 2 games are classics, and as my pc is permanently connected to the internet this wont affect me.. but I do feel sympathy for those wanting to play on long trips

 

 

In other news my local GAME is turning into a Gamestation… right when Deus Ex: Human Revolution comes out, so now I need to find somewhere else to buy it..

Battleship… Movie… What The Hell…

Seriously… What the hell is this..
I can remember playing the (video?)board game when i was younger.. and i’m pretty sure it was human fleet Vs human fleet, not Human Vs Aliens.
Liam Neeson what have you done? Taken & Unknown were great films, The A-Team was enjoyable, but this.. im at a loss for words.
I realise the Transformers movies must have been great fro Hasbro, but not everything is destined to be mad in a movie. I would love to have been at that meeting.. what else was brung up in?
Connect 4?, Monopoly? Trivial Pursuit??
I just cannot think of a worse setting for a movie..
Can you?

Activision Need A Sense Of Humour

Fusible has reported that Activision have filed a domain name dispute over the www.modernwarfare3.com website.

Previously the site forwarded you onto the official Battlefield 3 but now viewers are treated to the original anti-Call of Duty content that was up before the forwarding began.

Filing a dispute over a domain name, a domain name that you failed to think ahead and register yourself, is laughable to me.

Ok it was linking to your competitor, EA in this case, but just be the bigger men, hold your hands up and say "yep, we cocked that right up" then start handing over the cash to buy it.

I am firmly in the Battlefield camp in the upcoming battle when Battlefield 3 and Modern Warfare 3 are released, which side are you on?