@Evildog - I'm from Romania too. You shouln't be ashamed the president said during Bill Gate's visit that piracy helped local community to develop tech skills. It is the truth. If it wasn't piracy I wouldn't be able now to work in a good paid position being able to buy legal software and more, create new games (I work in the industry). You should see the big picture, not only be restricted to a set of rules - piracy is bad. Recently, Microsoft started to share some software free for educational purposes so it's almost the same thing. Today, we give back more than we have stolen someday.

@Soviet - Nazi main problem was Hitler and his fantasies. He was suffering from mental illness and the Germans suffered a lot before he came to power. It was like a revenge which shouln't take place anyway. Romania fought as german ally against Russia because we couldn't stand a chance against its military power. It was a decision made by that day leaders in order to protect the people. Later, the decision was bad as the Soviet took revenge, bringing the a comunist regime and stealing a large portion of land. As someone said earlier, all countries acted evil against others. The problem is that the more important you are a greater evil you can do and most of times you never pay for it. I would salute any game that will represent the history more deeply over a larger period of time letting the player get in touch with reasons, environment and decisions and let him judge the degree of evilness/goodness.

@USA is a single market. To sell in Europe involves a greater financial effort and the public requires more mature games.

yeah cheap cd's.thats also on my country too.
i hate pireate product providers.but not directly about current case.
because they generally providing popular games.but my favorites are out of pop generally.[on my country.].i want to kill that idiots.
there is dozeens of cheaps games but not for me.
on my country sectors %90~ is pirate.(anything about cd.)
beacuse some of that idiots invited how to use cd/dvd-rewriter.