What's peoples opinion of F2P titles? Personally I hate the whole concept of it (squeezing cash from the consumer..)

I've seen that after Crysis 3 and Homefront 2 Crytek is exclusively working on free2play games http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2012/06/08/crykey-crytek-moving-to-f2p-for-good/

I hope that not all publishers catch on and start this free2play craze in which singleplayer campaigns are non-existant and multiplayer is a series of continuous microtransactions for trivial things like reloading or getting a new skin for a gun.

Recently a website called Kickstarter has been used to fund a few videogame remakes and sequels, most notably the remake of Leisure Suit Larry in Land of the Lounge Lizards and the sequel to the 1988 title Wasteland, Wasteland 2.

Now, with these Kickstarters being extremely successful in raising the funds needed to develop the videogames an idea has come to mind...why not start a Kickstarter to fund a remake of the original POSTAL?

Use this thread for discussion regarding whether or not you think a POSTAL remake Kickstarter would be successful, would you contribute money to a Kickstarter and so forth.

Thread title is descriptive of what this thread is focusing on: people who say they can't tell the difference between Blu-Ray and DVD in terms of audio and visual quality.

I had a friend of mind over at my house the other day and played a few minutes of the Quantum of Solace Blu-Ray on my PC, crystal clear as you'd expect...then I play a couple of minutes of my GoldenEye DVD from the early 2000s that has less then average DVD quality. My friend claimed he couldn't tell the difference in quality between the two.

Any of you guys know people like this?

Topic title says it all. I've watched several Uwe Boll films recently including Postal, Rampage and 1968 Tunnel Rats and they aren't really that bad.

From what I've heard his earlier films were rather bland and boring but having viewed a couple of his more recent films it appears that his films are becoming progressively better, Rampage is a great example of this. It's actually a pretty damn good movie that myself and my friends thoroughly enjoyed.

What do you guys think, are Uwe's films getting better?

Post your awesome Postal 3 screenshots!