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In alt.games.video.xbox sayNO2steam <sayNO...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> don't be ridiculous! crap consoles don't even have saved games!

So I'm guessing the last console you played was...an original NES?  Since 
the SNES there have been save games on consoles.  Though, judging by your 
attitude, that might be have been before your time.

I'm sure that I speak for most people when I say you've worn out your 
welcome here on the console-related groups.  Go away.

> and btw we pc gamers are not mentally challenged and we know how to and
> were to backup our saved games

"we"?  Is that the royal we, or are have these mental blows to your head 
caused your nearly non-existant personality to splinter into multiple 
parts?  Do all PC gamers like foam at the mouth and stop making logical 
sentences too?  

You can backups of your save game files.  In fact, it's a lot easier with 
a console than with Windows, where each game tends to bury its savegame 
directory under its own hierarchy.  

BTW, why is this even an issue?

> > I love auto-updates. I don't want to have to look for patches for every 
> > piece of software I own, it takes forever , especially if you consider that 

> don't be narrow minded... steam is not about auto-updates, steam is all
> about publishers wanting to have absolute and total control over us and
> going against our own freedom, our ability to choose and our own consumer
> rights! steam alike technologies are the worse thing that can happen in
> gaming!

You keep saying this over and over, yet you haven't provided real 
information or  proof.  What, did someone tell you that Steam is a threat to 
your penis or something?  Does your daddy drive a delivery truck filled with 
video game boxes?  There are some valid concerns about Steam - yet you 
haven't even addressed those.  Instead you wail on and on with the same old 
incorrect argument.  Free clue here, learn the difference between a 
*developer* - who would use Steam, and a *publisher*, who doesn't.

Now then, go away.  Someone needs a nap, and probably a diaper change.