That earthquake the other day? It happened because, for the first time ever, a petition actually made a difference and the corresponding paradigm shift altered time-space and a couple of continents.<\/p>\n
After over 92,000 people signed a petition<\/a> for it, Namco Bandai has officially announced a Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition for PC, shipping out on 24 August. It comes with extra monsters! It also comes with DRM…<\/p>\n It’s a Games for Windows Live title. I suppose you could think of that as one of the new monsters. Yes, there’s already a new petition<\/a> to get rid of it, with almost 10,000 signatures.<\/p>\n “GFWL is unpopular, difficult to use, inconvenient, has terrible online support (a key feature in Dark Souls), and is downright unpleasant,” reads the plea. “After anxiously awaiting a PC release for this fantastic game it feels like a real slap in the face hearing Dark Souls will use Games for Windows Live.”<\/p>\n Two petitions making a difference about the same thing? Be careful, this could cause black holes, people.<\/p>\n Dark Souls review (Xbox 360)<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Dark Souls coming to PC in August<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\t\tSource: Rock Paper Shotgun<\/a><\/h5>\n
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