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-Too much emphasis on the 'ADD Gamer' -Too much emphasis on graphics (Bloom/HDR being turned up to 11 and burning out your cornea) -Horrible horrible artifacting (screen tearing due to no V-Sync, horrible aliasing and awful texture filtering) - I'd much rather have 'average' graphics and a nice smooth game rather than something resembling a buzz-saw -Same ol stuff, nothing new ever comes out and it gets rehashed once a year -Games that are supposedly 'risky' and 'new' really aren't.. Dead Space for example, was nothing but Doom 3 in third person *yawn* -Too much emphasis on multiplayer (if I wanted to hear 10 year old screaming whinging american kids, I'd watch TV -Games aren't games anymore, they are to make a quick buck (Call of Duty anyone?)

This is classic EA. Don't ever buy games from their PC download service either. They are only valid for a year before you need to buy them again. I never, ever buy an EA game, they aren't developers they are money grabbing bureacrats.

No problem, I must commend you on your impeccable C chops, I didn't get a single warning and for a C program, that's pretty darn good! But that also meant I couldn't have fun nosing around and fixing bugs

Any chance of a Mono version for people who don't use Windows? Presuming this is a Visual Studio .NET app (which it looks like). I tried it on Wine but it fails to even start (as most .NET apps do).. *sigh*

Thought I'd be helpful to less savvy Macintosh users, so here's an Intel only binary (built on 10.6.4 Snow 'kitten' Leopard ;D) It's in a zip instead of a tar.gz because I'm currently on a 'doze' box, it'll still unpack fine though! Run using ./bblint *filename of src file* Great piece of software! bblint.zip

Alone in the Dark (Dos), not classic but I was only 6 Oh and hi!