Borderlands E3 walkthrough

lol at the update to that story

Do PC pre orders get this too? I might pre order just to be annoying

Great move Mike, hope you destroy them all come play time

Hehe, interesting publicity stunt, I just hope you didn't use your real account for this

I'm not gonna pre-order it, but I am gonna get it. But I guess that means no loot whoring for me

OMG OMG OMG (yes I'm excited )

Alright now, october is going to get me broke. I need to get Fifa 10, Brutal Legend AND Borderlands. Thank God I don't have a PS3 or I'd have to get Uncharted 2 as well.

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they're up there with the best TF2 shorts as far as I'm concerned

Not even close.

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Not even close.

Hate to agree.

"Michael Bay remake of Cabaret"... gotta admit... that was funny.

In other news, put my steam pre-order in yesterday

http://www.joystiq.com/2009/10/07/randy ... re-than-i/

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Randy Pitchford has a thing for making headlines. Referring to the hugely popular Steam digital distribution platform, the Gearbox boss recently told Maximum PC "I don't trust Valve." Having started his company making Half-Life expansions, Pitchford quickly couched that statement saying, "I, personally, trust Valve. But I'm just saying, honestly, I think a lot of the industry doesn't."Of course, the idea that an independent video game developer would perceive one of the most successful digital distribution platforms for PC games in existence being controlled by essentially a competitor as troubling is ... well, it's enormously understandable. The question then is, why haven't more developers spoken out? While Apple's iTunes Music Store regularly gathers plenty of music industry grumping, Steam has coasted by on a wave of industry support.

The solution? Says Pitchford, "It would be much better if Steam was its own business." If Valve spun off the content delivery system, it would also remove the perceived conflict of interest Pitchford takes umbrage with. "Steam helps us as customers, but it's also a money grab, and Valve is exploiting a lot of people in a way that's not totally fair," Pitchford says. "Valve is taking a larger share than it should for the service it's providing. It's exploiting a lot of small guys."

Yeah. We expect to hear more on this all week long.

Um... what?

So let's just forget the fact that Introversion Software would probably be bankrupt right now if it wasn't for Valve putting Darwinia on Steam... is he serious?

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I don't trust Valve

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I, personally, trust Valve.

If he still thinks he's one of these small companies he's not fooling anyone. Truth is any money Valve gets is taken from 2K, who in turn may cut it short with GBX, but that's hardly Steam's fault. You don't hear publishers complain, you hear 1 3rd party developer.

Lmao. When his lobotomy, then?

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The quote in the article on joystiq is cut off, here is what Shacknews cites:

Valve is taking a larger share than it should for the service it's providing," he said. "It's exploiting a lot of small guys. For us big guys, we're going to sell the units and it will be fine.

http://www.shacknews.com/onearticle.x/60781

Which is still not true, as Garry from Garry's Mod pointed out:

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I thought steamworks was free? Someone educate me on this.

http://www.steampowered.com/steamworks/

It's free, it's the sales you make once the game is published that Valve get a cut from

and here comes bashing time from tripwire:

http://www.gamasutra.com/php-bin/news_i ... tory=25595

Just pre-ordered this. Can't wait to play

very uplifting indeed

http://store.steampowered.com/app/8980/

Borderlands 4 pack on steam, just like the L4D and L4D2 deal, 4 for the price of 3