The taut cadaver of the PC market lies breathless; the rigor mortis of console's dominance and rampant piracy gnawing at its once beautiful tissue.
Clad in black, fans dab their veil-smocked eyes with mouse'n'keyboard memorabilia handkerchiefs - as the last rites for the home computer are read out. Probably by some turncoat like Bill Gates.
Only, that's not quite true, is it. The heart of PC gaming still beats - louder than in recent memory, too.
Clipping Error cover the story of one Football Manager player who has played the same game for the last five years with one goal, to win the world cup. The player has never accomplished this goal, this is their story, and the reasons they kept on going for all that time.
Sports Interactive has released a new patch for sports simulation game Football Simulator 2011, available for game owners to download now.
This update disables the game’s online protection system, in anticipation of the possibility that the system may fail in the near future and preventing users from accessing the game. With this patch, users will be able to continue to access and play the game even if the current online protection system fails.
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Rubbish indeed.
why the link goes to CVG main page
here is the original link
http://www.computerandvideo...
because of piracy.
the PC market is far from dead....look at how good small dev titles are selling
it isn't dead yet, but its slowly dying. less and less games are being made and even fewer ports, which usually are broken.