For starters you don't need Steam to load with your computer upon booting. In fact it's unnecessary unless you use your computer solely for gaming and slowing down your computer does not make something a trojan. Otherwise a fair chunk of all software would be classed as a Trojan.

Assuming you bought your computer pre-built then it was probably already loaded down with a load of rubbish from the manufacture and it's specs were probably only acceptable.

The biggest reason PC gaming sucks (for most people) is because most PCs being sold are shit and most people aren't interested in building their own.

They simply don't want to give consumers the option to buy from Steam. That's fair but to lie and call it a trojan horse, which will scare consumers is just out of order.

This is no surprise though. Direct2Drive is part of IGN which is owned by Rupert Murdoch. Murdoch's companies, like Fox news, are all about douch bag scare tactics, in my opinion.

I wouldn't support them because of Murdoch and this will just futher my conviction to never buy from them.

It's just as good since I'm not concerned about buying their game.

The Unreal engine has always been a bit shit imo and I think this is just a way to lure people into using it and creating more demand for their kit as developers will find it easier to find people with Unreal Engine experience.

I have no problem with Kurt Cobain in the game and I don't care about No Doubt

But I do hope these shitty musical games die a violent death soon.