[Ninth]

Originally Posted by Richard

I don't. The key would be to drop plans for an epic, world-spanning quest, and look at ways to spend that time more interestingly. For example, you could do a Sherlock Holmes style game that's four hours of tight, investigative drama, or a tense spy mission, or simply episodic content that's four hours of laughing your backside off. Or a zillion other things.

Okay, but then I would have trouble convincing myself to pay 20€ for it. I probably would, though.
5 days a stranger was a really neat game, and probably not more than 4 hours long.

[peb]

1. 8hrs+
2. Fine with me.
3. Having the option to do this would be nice. I would think it would be easier to reinstall this way if by chance my computer crashed for some reason (speaking from experience unfortunately).
4. I have broadband so it would have to be extremely big and difficult before I would be put off. Bone only took me a few minutes to download so it could be much bigger than that.
5. No
6. Yes
7. No
8. Although I do have a number of game boxes in my closet that I refuse to throw out, I actually like downloading games and not having to deal with installing by disc and the constant disc-swapping. Since I'm a fan of less popular genres like...well, adventures, I appreciate having an easy method of purchasing these games rather than banging my head in some game store trying to get some saleskid to understand what I want.

[mariusmal]

i live in portugal and mostly everywhere u can find cable service, but the bad part is u are limited for 1 or 4 gigas a month of international traffic... and that my friends sucks big time