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Gears of War - Xbox 360

by Steven Williamson on 18 October 2006, 13:25

Tags: Gears of War, Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), Xbox 360, Shoot 'em up

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Posted by noTHINGface - Thu 19 Oct 2006 12:11
Looking good - but, oh, the watermark, the watermark :(
Posted by Parm - Fri 20 Oct 2006 11:02
Rarely does a screenshot get released on Hexus without the watermark being a point of discussion. I'm sure it's been covered many times over but once more won't hurt. :p

Does the watermark have to be in the middle? Just about every site uses watermarks these days, but Hexus is the only one I know of which plants them right bang in the middle. I'm sure there are valid reasons for it, but could we readers kindly request that the watermarks be moved to the corners of pictures in future?
Posted by bsodmike - Fri 10 Nov 2006 13:38
yea I noticed that to, I mean how can u not - it ruins it most of the time It's understandable that Hexus want to protect themselves from others ganking and using but hrm…
Posted by JimNastics - Fri 10 Nov 2006 13:58
Parm
Rarely does a screenshot get released on Hexus without the watermark being a point of discussion. I'm sure it's been covered many times over but once more won't hurt. :p

Does the watermark have to be in the middle? Just about every site uses watermarks these days, but Hexus is the only one I know of which plants them right bang in the middle. I'm sure there are valid reasons for it, but could we readers kindly request that the watermarks be moved to the corners of pictures in future?

Corner watermarks are just too easy to crop out and still be left with the main part of the image I guess.
Posted by Parm - Fri 10 Nov 2006 15:26
JimNastics
Corner watermarks are just too easy to crop out and still be left with the main part of the image I guess.
Yeah but by doing so those who edit the images would then have to host them themselves. I didn't think it was a matter of exclusivity as the images are usually readily available, I thought it was more an issue of hosting and other people linking to the images.

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