EnderAndrew

You're demonstating a lawful alignment. You follow your Fuhr faithfully.

McDonalds lacks any real nutritional value on any level.

Exactly.

They're still far better than Batman & Robin. Some of them are actually quite good.

They're still Batman movies. And honestly, I think they deserve more credit than Batman & Robin. That was one of the worst movies I've ever seen.

The test Archmonarch is referring to is called a dual-slit refraction test, and there has never been a good explanation for the results you describe. The long and short of it is, that actions in the future seemingly shaped results in the past. Some suggest this is the first good piece of evidence for chaos theory.

Batman - 1943 - Serial version time forgot. Batman - 1966 - Adam West version. My favorite two scenes are when they are tied to a bouy and a missle is racing towards the dynamic duo. Certain death and doom! Then suddenly they are driving away safely in the Batmobile and Robin says "Thank goodness that dolphin jumped infront of us and gave its life to save us!" Nevermind how they got down. Next there is a bomb that is going to explode on a crowded beach with a short fuse. It's actually a round black bomb with a short fuse. Batman must carry that thing for two minutes looking for an area on the beach that isn't crowded, and eventually he says "Some days you just can't find a place to get rid of a bomb!" Batman - 1989 - Tim Burton version that was called the movie of the decade. It's barely watchable today due to poor pacing. Batman Returns - 1992 - If nothing else, Danny was good as the Penguin. Batman: Mask of the Phantasm - 1993 - Paul Dini may have made the best Batman. The cartoon Batman movies are far better than the Schumacker movies. Batman Forever - 1995 - Not horrible, though silly. Batman & Robin - 1997- Nipples and cod pieces were added. Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero - 1998 - Not as good as Mask of the Phantom, but again far better than the big budget Schumacker movies. The Batman/Superman Movie - 1998 - This made me a sad, sad panda. Why ruin Paul Dini's great cartoon? Batman Beyond: The Movie - 1999 - A futuristic take on Batman Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker - 2001 - Never saw it. Batman Begins - 2005 - Return to glory. I think that makes 12.

I'm sure they'll have higher polygon models, but they can look similiar to the old models.

Sad but true.

But instead of reading a save game, which some people won't have, just let you pick the model.

LucasArts was hurting for money so they rushed out an unfinished product. Let's pray Atari doesn't do the same.

Dak'kon is in no way Skinner, Mitch or the Hitman. That was really out of left field.

Stephen Hawking said there are countless realities, constantly folding out of existance, and branching into new ones all the time.

Batman and Robin was the worst movie in the series. Can anyone here tell me how many Batman movies there are? If you can, you get a cookie. By the way, I think Batman Begins has the best third act of any superhero movie ever.

I wanna sue McDonalds, because my kids eat it every day and now they're getting fat.

I love the Ender books, obviously. But savior characters are fairly common in literature.

We were told specifically that BG:3 was one of Atari's projects they were going to announce soon. And they didn't. But then again, read this article. It's possible they had it in early preproduction and then never fully pursued it. http://money.cnn.com/2005/06/16/commentary...dex.htm?cnn=yes

I think it's easier to include all the player character models from the previous two titles, and let you pick your model for Exile and Revan.

Don't bring back Nar Shadda unless you can do it justice. Surely there is more to Korriban than tombs. What about ancient battlefields, training sites, etc?

I really don't know about little kids running around in game as dark as KOTOR:II.

http://money.cnn.com/2005/06/16/commentary...dex.htm?cnn=yes If only Obisidian were like Valve or Bethesda and could self-fund their games.

http://www.ps3portal.com/?page=ps3_tech_specs It's listed as reading Playstation 1 CD-Roms. Edit: And as far as the HD-DVD / Blu-Ray debate goes, currently HD-DVD only supports 30 gigs. Blu-Ray currently supports 50 gigs. Toshiba says HD may someday support 45 gigs. Blu-Ray may support up to 200 gigs. The data depth for a Blu-Ray disc is .1 mm, where as it is .6 mm for a HD-DVD disc. You really shouldn't argue with a geek when you don't know what you're talking about.

Except I don't see how that will work. Will HD discs have a HD copy of the movie and a normal copy of the movie on the same disc? I don't see how as HD discs don't have storage enough for both. http://www.dvddemystified.com/dvdfaq.html From the same FAQ:

They're writing the game primarily for LS. For each plot device, quest or event, they decide what the LS response will be, and the develop an opposite response for the DS players. They aren't looking at designing the game for a DS path to begin with.