Deadly_Nightshade

I doubt Fallout 3 would run but Oldbivion might.

A boring new story that was semi-interesting due to the hypocrisy.

The BBC Game Politics

EDIT: For the record I only mainly watch my local news and the BBC.

I wouldn't think it would be that far behind.

Yeah. And it is a good game... Until the last half that is...

One of those was released on day-one of the RC, but this is not place to talk about such things.

I bet...

I played it and have a copy floating around here somewhere. It's a good game, very atmospheric and a good story, although as people mentioned it is a bit buggy on some systems. Still, it's worth looking at.

May

Uhhh... You might say the US price is about the same but I only paid around $40-50 for my copy, not "about $80."

I just wanted to point out one thing quick. Not "his worshipers" - just worshipers. There have been too many influential religions to say "his" as that would imply a single male monotheistic deity.

I'm currently recovering from the Bella Morte concert I went to last night. Fun times were had before, during, and after.

It has?! An older build was released but I didn't know they had made the game freeware.

You've got one more day, the sale lasts until the end of the 3ed.

Yep, it just uses Steam - no SecuROM included. Yeah, it is. ME is not the best game out there but it's far from the worst.

Look, I don't care what it is, I just don't want to have to deal with that DRM bull****. But I've already got it with Batman: AA I guess. Sigh. The Steam version of ME only uses Steam for DRM.

I had a good New Year's Eve overall. First I went to a dance exhibition and preformed and that went well, then I met up with a friend and we visited until 12:30 or so when I ran her home (she drank enough to get tipsy, I didn't). So yeah, good night overall.

It's a buggy mess of a game. To quote one review: "Don't mock Left Behind: Eternal Forces because it's a Christian game. Mock it because it's a very bad game."

I just got back from a local goth dance/party. It was fun and, seeing as it's on next week as well, there'll be a repeat soon.

No. It was not a "****load of christians" - most of them are, and were, fine with the books/movies. Yes, some had issues. No, this was not the majority. Thus the statement "but those are rarer than christians watching Harry Potter" is incorrect, while the blasters might be rare Christians who read/watch Harry Potter are not.

Yeah, I don't care for the vocals that much either. Other than that they're not that bad though. Still, the only reason I have any is that a friend gave me a CD of theirs awhile back. Anyways, now it's Steam of Passion's Out in the Real World from their live album also called Out in the Real World.

But remember, you get an out-of-the-way, inconvenient storage chest in their day-one DLC! So there is a chest, you just have to shell out money for it!