I work as a freelancer for several small companies as a freelance technical support agent. Three of those companies recently did [s]survays[/s] surveys to see what percentage of the Vista market was purchasing 64-bit or 32-bit. With all due respect to your "tiny market" claims, I [s]beleive[/s] believe your information is poorly researched. The first [s]survay[/s] survey , released in February stated that 15% of their Vista users where purchasing the 64-bit version. The last two where compiled last month (June) and the first one in claimed that 38% of users where 64-bit users and the second claimed that 32% where 64-bit users. The reason many people where not purchasing Vista 64 to begin with was because Intel where not pushing 64-bit support enough, many users where playing it safe, not understanding that all new CPU's supports 64-bit today. Awareness is increasing on the subject, so more users are favoring 64-bit Vista now. I know at least one of these companies intend to run a monthly [s]survay[/s] surveys over the next six months to monitor the growth of the 64-bit market. But at the end of the day a [s]thrid[/s] third of Vista users is a minority, but far for tiny. Perhaps, if you've run [s]survays[/s] surveys, the reason it's coming back as tiny is because people are noticing the metaboli doesn't support 64-bit Vista and are simply not signing up because of it? I'm afraid that you guys are going to have to learn that Vista 64-bit is growing alot quicker then you realise. Besides any customer who installs your software, and gets told that you don't support a major new operating system dispite plastering "Vista tested" on your games is going to be disgruntled. ANYONE who works in customer service and technical support knows that people will always complain like crazy when something goes wrong, but never say a thing when everythings going right. You potentally have alot of bad word of mouth PR out there that you're perhaps not factoring in.