Okay, so I know it's been almost a month, and I know this post isn't about MMO's, but give us a break. After all, we've been dealing with the incredible douchebags over at eBay, and trying to coordinate with the SEO people we hired to increase our web presence. Needless to say, taking the time to write a creative, funny, insightful and otherwise better-than-twenty-orgasms blog post wasn't high on our list of priorities. Not only that, but we aren't even capable of writing that kind of thing in the first place. (We came to grips with our own limitations a long time ago.)So, we're just going to comment on on the recent release of GTA IV, which apparently is the fastest selling game in the history of games and will likely go on to make about a billion dollars for Rock Star. So, we're not going to talk about MMO's, Warcraft, or any of that. We're going to take a moment and comment on how the ease with which Rock Star is reproducing these titles, and the low cost to do so. If you believe the logic posted by some internet auction houses, let's say their name rhymes with ShmeeBay, if something can be cheaply reproduced, it shouldn't be allowed to be sold. I guess it doesn't matter that a lot of time, effort and money are put into a product BEFORE it is reproduced. It just matters that they are cheaply REproduced.
Fuckers.
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