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Evening Reading
by Brian Leahy, Dec 20, 2010 5:00pm PSTThis weekend was spent mostly playing and watching Blizzard products with my addiction to StarCraft II back in full swing--including the finals of GSL3 and the EG Masters Cup--and World of Warcraft: Cataclysm holding my interest longer than I thought it would.
I also had a chance to play a lot of iPhone games and Battlefield: Bad Company 2. Overall, it was a good gaming weekend. I'm off to record Weekend Confirmed for next week due to the upcoming Christmas break later this week.
Gaming News of the Day
- The 2010 Steam Holiday Sale has begun. Hide your wallet.
- First CoD: Black Ops DLC announced. Timed exclusive for 360.
- Humble Indie Bundle #2 makes over 1 million and adds Steam support.
- Gran Turismo 5 gets a massive patch.
Links from Morning Discussion
Apparently, it's not an officially supported with Windows 7 which is a complete load of shit, according to Bethtesda's site :
http://fallout.bethsoft.com/eng/info/faq.html
Somebody please tell me I just didn't piss away $20 on a non-working game. I'm considering petitioning it with Valve and asking for a refund, but I've never had to do that for any game before, ever. I really don't want to go through that whole process. Has anyone ever had to do that before? Is Valve pretty flexible on offering either a credit or a refund for a game? The official Steam page doesn't show any sort of disclaimer or warning about the game being incompatible with Windows 7, so I think I may have a case for it.
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