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Seriously, I caught up for this shit!?

I'm just thinking of games where you need to wait around for stuff, don't need it to be paused, can't pause (demons/dark souls), etc.

Maybe it will be game dependent? I think it's pretty cool that it doesn't pause, actually.

Hahaha. I got to use the OR at PAX. It was pretty awesome. I'd consider the consumer version.

Half-off.

"We want the bro audience."

Oh okay. Yeah. I meant I was literally drunk. I woke up early after being out late.

Wait am I drunk and just reading that wrong? Didn't you call it a JB feature?

My only thought for something that works like that is Win 8 with your Windows Live/Hotmail/Outlook/etc account. But that would only be with IE10.

Fuck the point I want to be technically correct. The best kind of correct.

Multi-tasking is why I swear by Nexus. Having an entire button for it is amazing.

[citation needed] Doesn't Platinum have a second party exclusivity deal with Nintendo for the time being?

Modifying current term>using new term

"Limited third party."

Well my line of thinking is that it's for people who think "I don't want to pull out a giant phone for something simple." HTC has released/is releasing a device that's almost like a mini-phone as an accessory to one of their big phones. Same sort of concept. I'm just talking about purely about advertising both of them together though. Product synergy and whatnot. Some exec probably got off on that.

I'm guessing it's to address anyone with issues about the size?

In TGC's case they were never owned by Sony though. Unlike Bungie which were.

Oh you mean that company that doesn't make games exclusively for Sony anymore and was never owned by Sony? I just don't see the need for something that's usually temporary.

I don't think something has to fail for it to jump the shark.

So they're technically a third party studio. Also wow they only have 85 employees. That's a lot of money made per employee. Not as high as Valve level but that's probably second best.

I'm pretty sure I saw more than one setup like that in the indie section.

Megas, bringing back the original starters, a subscription service... how does no one think this the point they've officially jumped the shark?

What's the fun in that? My beef with the term is that a studio can be both second and third party under the definition based on the game. They're always third party. They're always separate from the publisher. They just happen to be making an exclusive.

It looks fun to me. My friend picked it up at PAX. I wonder if he's played it yet.

Third party is developed by someone other than the platform owner and the studios they own.