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Comment Re:Motion Sickness (Score 1) 73

It's worth noting that Rock Band is only distributed by EA - MTV is still technically the publisher. Bioshock is not an EA game at all, it's published by Take2.

Ever since Riccitiello took the helm, there has been a real shift towards new IP and ideas - other new franchises/games that have come out include Boom Blox. The problem there is that such development is always very risky, financially, so it is even more critical that any sequels that come out are still as successful as before to help offset any losses. Mirrors Edge looks to be great, but it could just as easily fail just for the reason that it is something different.

Me, I'm waiting for a sequel to SSX, for the 360. SSX3 was one of my favorites.

As for the DRM, it's actually very low impact, and doesn't install a service if installed on an admin enabled account. The service is only needed for non-admin accounts to run self decrypting executables. The registry entries are isolated to a software-specific area. The 5 installs is only on separate machines, and they've made strides to allow you to de-register (also you can call tech support and they'll fix it up for you pretty quick).

The Media

Submission + - BBC lose all their original footage of 911

Kerago writes: "The head of news BBC World, Richard Porter, recently disclosed in the BBC World editors blog http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/theeditors/2007/02/part _of_the_conspiracy.html, that the BBC has lost all of its original 911 footage. Mr Porters response to questions about how this could happen, who was responsible and when this would be reported to the public can be found here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/theeditors/2007/03/part _of_the_conspiracy_2.html This has been kept extremely quiet in the UK media so far."
Music

Submission + - Canadian Music Industry Says Its Never Sued Anyone

An anonymous reader writes: Lies from the recording industry probably doesn't count as news, but this whopper from the Canadian Recording Industry Association is striking for how deluded the industry has become. More than two years after it filed suit against 29 alleged file sharers, CRIA President Graham Henderson told an industry conference that "we've never sued anyone."

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