Deadly_Nightshade

The only thing I might get would be Half Life: Source as I own everything else (or at least I think I do).

I like it.

The Age of Mythology was the weakest of the "Age of" games - hence the low sales. Fun, true, but weak.

And it's now coming out in November?! Damn it, why cannot anything ever come out on time... Well, I guess Alpha Protocol is and that's good - but still, it's a long wait.

Here's a link to the 3.5 rules via the WotC website.

Sigh... October... How long it seems until October...

Nope. If you actualy listened to what was said it was very, very clear what you had to do - the "pop-up" only happened if you had hints enabled or had died many, many times (something that should not have happened).

:o

N/M

He was, frankly, totaly off - not a bit of the reveiw is that true (id est the "dog boss" he goes on about is not a boss at all). The only bad bits are the quick-time-events and you can get a third-party tool that disables those for you (it makes them automatic).

It's worth it as Yahtzee was utterly uncorrect about the game - it's good, not great but not bad either.

Prototype - It's been good so far -even on my "craptop" it, somehow, looks better than on the 360- and I think it will be enough to hold me over until October and November.

Nope. It's Big Rigs > WoW.

Hummm.... That's an ok list... Not great but not too bad, although Crysis should have never been on there.

Am I "nice?" Maybe. I can be when I feel like it but, then again, I can also be an asshat. But unless you act like one of those first I doubt we will have any issues. Welcome, please don't mind the mess and stay for some time.

That's really just DLC... Talking about DLCs, weren't there more promised? Sort of. They've said they might do some more...

That's really just DLC...

They died.

EDIT: I also ran a quick D&D game for my little sis (I spent most of the day running her around as my parents needed time do get some stuff done) - she's not a bad player.

Well, I guess we'll have to agree to disagree as I'm about to buy the game for a third time.

And since almost all of the best games are for the PC that should not matter...

Yes.

Or not. I would say that if one has not played some of those that he/she should not bother trying them.

Most of your top ten are games that are, frankly, nothing great or simply bad. What Calax said is also true, just because you llike something it does make that thing good - just look at Twilight fans.