EnderAndrew

They could keep one PC and build a romance over 3 games.

The King can dual-wield fried chicken. The world is not yet ready for Redneck Rampage 3: Mullets and Moonshine

Alanschu is a regular? You're only level 5! :alanschu:

That's why Obsidian needs to do Redneck Rampage 2: A Hunka Hunka Burning Fun!

Have the players picked countries yet?

I was shocked then the second episode went from German soldiers to zombies.

I can't imagine spending say $400 on a video card and then not being able to game due to driver issues.

I played Ultima Online at launch, and while I have looked into several MMORPGs since, none of them have completely sold me.

Wolfenstein 3D.

Ghost Recon is very underrated. And no one loves Redneck Rampage?

When I find a MMORPG that focuses on more than level-grinding and money-farming, I'll play it.

So you looked under her hood, I take it?

Mouse > controller > keyboard

I generally buy every console, and try not to be too biases towards any platform. I play good games on whatever platform they come out on. Yet I feel PC shooters are far better.

I thought Kreia was good in concept, but not necessarily in execution.

I've to see a console shooter that can even remotely touch the top-tier PC shooters.

I laugh like once per new episode. I laughed a lot more with older episodes.

Neon Genesis Evangelion is one of the best stories I've ever come across in any medium.

I was ATI for life, but their driver issues are just plain too much. NVidia has better price points, good performance and solid drivers. As I'm broke, I just went with the 6600 GT.

I really loved the show before it got canceled, but I'm not nearly as impressed with the new episodes. They just seem random and bizarre, like new Simpsons episodes.

If there is only one clear objective and only two outcomes then the game will be measured in terms of failure and success. Otherwise you might just have alternate outcomes.

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance had some really good points, but at the same time, I didn't like the "kiddie" feel.

There were individual bands in the 80's I really liked. On the whole I did not like 80's music.

Not to mention Richard Dean Anderson.

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