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Console RPGs? What? Is that some sort of seperate genre?

Which is really old when you convert it to the ferenhiet scale.

When does it come out?

Fallout 3!

They've got some alright Jazz, and they managed to get some of the big names on there, but I'm a little dissapointed in the songs they chose for everyone still. And the Fusion station is messed up. First of all they refer to it at times as the "acid jazz" station, but fusion and acid jazz are different. Acid Jazz is really more of a combination of rap and jazz, which they don't have on thi station, and Fusion can either take elements form rock (yay) or soul (boo). Unfortunetely they added way too many funky soul inspired songs, and not enough of the rock fusion.

The fact that you think the Obsidian Forum Community can muster up a good debate speaks volumes.

Chopin Nocturne in e Minor op.72 No.1 whatever that means lol

...because this man is obviously a pirate and pirated his copy of the game.

Yar

RN, it's appaulingly evident that you're just not a true fan of the Fallout franchise in any way, which obviously speaks volumes about your devotion to being a hardcore RPG'er.

They've had chats since day one, but be warned, using cheats will disable some of your achievments, if you're into that sort of thing. You can get through the game without cheats though.

Or a course in directing movies.

I sold all of my consoles and bought a better PC because I think that market is really going to take off.

Brad Mehldau Trio - Exit Music (for a film)

Pretty much everything about guns is better.

It also probably doesn't help that the more (bad) video game movies being made, the less likely it is that anyone good will want to take a chance and have their name attached to a video game movie.

I think it has more to do with the people making the movie. I wouldn't think it's anymore difficult than making any other kind of movie. People who make (bad) video game movies, would still make bad movies if they weren't making video game movies.

There's a garage in South Bohan. It's marked on your map.

Let me tell you a little about your buddy Dwayne. Dwayne is a powder keg. Sure sure, he's seems docile enough, and it's not difficult to justify feeling sorry for him, but don't let that fool you. You see, Dwayne has done hard time for crack distribution, oh, but I'm sure Dwayne convientently forget to mention that to you. That's right, when he isn't lamenting about the old days when he had friends, or crying over his lost girlfriend, he's filling our streets with crack, and I think most people will agree with me when I say that is something I can not get behind. Now, you may be saying, "Well sure, but Playboy X is just as bad, if not worse." Why though? Why is Playboy X worse than Dwayne? Because he's succesful? EXCUSE ME for supporting an African American business man who is doing well for himself. I mean, if there are two crack dealers, one of them is struggling in the slums, too attached to the old days to go anywhere but small time deals behind the burger shot, and the other is an up and comming entrepenuer who is committed to getting this crack out there on the streets and building up his enterprise. He can move this crack, and he moves it by the tons, and I think a young up and comming drug dealer with impeccable business sense is something we can all get behind. So it only makes sense to support the succesful one who is going to make something of himself, if only for the principle of it. But that's not the only problem with Dwayne. You see, Dwayne is a dnagerous man. Sure, he doesn't seem like it. On the outside, he appears to be a man broken on the inside, but don't let that facade fool you. Don't get me wrong, he is broken, but not broken in the sad abused dog that's too afraid of it's own tail to even turn it's head back way. I mean broken in the sense that Dwayne is an abused mad dog that needs to be put down before he snaps and goes on a rampage. Playboy X assures me that at any time, Dwayne could crack and come after us all. I guess you'll just have to pray that you've taken him to the strip club enough times for him to pass you by when he goes on the inevitable killing rampage.