Para ser una licencia relativamente nueva, Darksiders gozó un éxito imprevisto y silencioso. Poco se hablaba de él, pero nadie perdía la oportunidad de recomendarlo después de pasar un par de horas detrás de su sistema de juego. Planeada como una serie de cuatro juegos, la primera parte de esta saga tuvo a War como protagonista, y en Darksiders II controlarás a Death, el segundo jinete del apocalipsis.

blog comments powered by Disqus Configuration variables Within the above embed code, there are configuration variables which tell Disqus how the system should work and behave. disqus_shortname tells Disqus which website account (called a forum on Disqus) this system belongs to. disqus_identifier tells Disqus how to uniquely identify the current page. disqus_url tells Disqus the location of the page for permalinking purposes. There are many more configuration variables available, but these are the most important. To learn more about these and the other configuration variables, read JavaScript configuration variables. Comment count Most websites implementing Disqus will want a way to display the comment counts on the index page. We offer an easy to use JavaScript code snippet which displays the number of comments for pages with Disqus embedded. The following is the code that should be included on a page which needs to display the comment counts (typically this is the index page of your blog or website). The code should be included at the bottom of the webpage, right before the closing tag, Next, you need to tell Disqus which links to look up and return the comment count. You can do this by appending #disqus_thread to the end of the href attribute of your links. Disqus can look up the comment count by the URL or by a Disqus identifier. Specifying a Disqus identifier is highly recommended. To do this, add a special attribute data-disqus-identifier to your links. If you cannot use Disqus identifiers with your install of Disqus (e.g. static webpages), you can simply not add this attribute and Disqus will look up threads by the URLs in the href attributes of the links. Since URLs can change, we highly recommend using the Disqus identifier. Examples for using the comment code script For the following link, Disqus will fetch the comment count by the identifier: article_1_identifier First article For the following link, Disqus will fetch the comment count by the URL: http://example.com/article2.html Second article Disqus will ignore the following link because its href attribute does not end with #disqus_thread Anchor The recommended approach is to use the identifier (the first example) because this is most consistent. Further reading / FAQ JavaScript configuration variables Posted In DevelopersLast updated Nov. 10, 2011