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Mr Roberts promises that Star Citizen will have more than 100 star systems when it launches

"Things just started to unravel," says Warshaw. "It's awesome to be credited with single-handedly bringing down a billion-dollar industry with eight kilobytes of code. But the truth is a little more complex."

"I was stunned," says Warshaw. "Here was Steven Spielberg, one of my idols, suggesting that I knock off the game! My impulse was to go, 'Well, gee, Steven, couldn't you make something more like The Day The Earth Stood Still?"

Whittingdale also opened fire on ad blocking companies, comparing them to a “modern day protection racket”.

Disembodied wrote:

On that note, I look forward to the day when "must-see TV" is made compulsory ...

Smivs wrote:

Smivs wonders where you get ad-blocking software from - is it advertised on the internet?