>but I am sure that if you try, you can stretch your taste for games so that you will enjoy the free games that we have developed. This is a terrible way to se

>but I am sure that if you try, you can stretch your taste for games so that you will enjoy the free games that we have developed. This is a terrible way to sell. You're going to have a hard time convincing people that the only way to be "morally acceptable" (in the eyes of someone they don't even know, no less) is to take a step back in most of your computing experience. He would have had an easier time getting fat kids to eat their spinach.