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Odin Babajic

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  1. I found it unwatchable. It was so freaking boring it made Babylon 5 look like the next entry in Fast & Furious. I stopped at about 30 minutes, but from what I read, it's not like it would've gotten any better.
  2. I'm gonna take a wild gander here and say you have absolutely no bloody clue what the hell you're talking about.
  3. I'd love to know exactly how they'd implement the second-screen touch controls on a single screen HD game, without you know, completely retooling the entire game. What do you think? Any "logical" way to go about it? In only a year, with THREE other titles to work with? Didn't think so.
  4. Uh, dude...it'll run just fine on a Mac. As a Mac user, you should know better than anyone that Safari is a Mac native browser...which, yep, is supported... And the "Windows Service Pack" is nothing more than the bare essentials required for Windows operating systems to run things like flash and java, or any form of media really. Everything with Macs is hardcoded, so from the get-go they can perfectly run those plugins. It's nothing but the bare essentials for systems and browsers in general. So unless your machine is 15 years old, what's the problem? Honestly. As a Mac user, you should be ashamed for freaking out over that. Ashamed. Especially with "Safari" being listed up top and on the site.

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