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Just because it has Fallout on the title screen does not make it a good and proper Fallout game. If I call a pile of crap a rose it will still be a pile of crap and smell just as bad.

I miss the text box.

I have to admit it looks good, but with the camera angles and real time gameplay it just doesn't look Fallout enough, though it looks far more Fallouty than FOPOS. Of course that doesn't take too much. It might be a good game, but the question remains... Will it be a good Fallout game?

I don't mind magic having the feel of technology. Probably oneo f the reasons why I like Eberron. MAGIC TRAINS FTW!

Stanley Woo and Chris Priestly has said it a few times.

I have the same problem, but not with ME but with NWN2 with Neeshka at times.

Fr is the stereotypical high fantasy setting. Is that good or bad? It all depends on the DM. That is the nature of Dungeons and Dragons. If you don't like FR, play Eberron or home brew.

No. I want to make my XBox 360 into a PC/Console hybrid. Be able to do all my PC utilities and games, along with all my 360 games in one box.

The real PC killer is the upcoming update for the XBox 360. What is the one thing XBoxers have been clamouring about since the 120gig harddrive came about? The one thing that PCers have and they do not, the ability to install a game on the hard drive. Well, in the next XBox OS update, XBoxers will have the ability to install and copy entire games onto the hard drive and play it off that instead of the constant use of the DVD-ROM. You still need the disc in the drive, of course. This will most certainly help games like ME and the texture popping problem the game has. Personally, I would love to have the ability to just install Vista on my XBox360, get it a terrabyte hard drive, and do all my gaming on it than use a traditional PC.

Nothing has been confirmed that it is or it isn't as of yet, Ghostie. It wouldn't surprise me EA would want it on XBox 360 and I would welcome it, but lets not get the carriage infront of the horse just yet.

GUIs can be altered to fit the specific needs of the platform while at the same time leave the core gameplay be. The prime exampleof this would be ME. With the complete revision of the GUI, MEPC plays like a native PC game.

Ironclad? Sorry, I am not into such fetishes.

I don't care if Dragon Age gets ported or not. A good game is a good game, and a bad game is a bad game, regardless of what platform it is on.

I wold either think they will drop everyone to level 1 again, which is a copout in my ever so humble opinion, or use some form of level scaling.

Just got done watching Han**** and Incredible Hulk. Not bad superhero films. Not as good as Iron Man or Batman Begins, but on the higher teirs than most.

The thing is Dragon Age is going to be a series of CRPGs, at least that is Bioware's intention. Kind of like Final Fantasy but all set in the same game world, however they wanted to get away from the constant use of the roman numerals thingie (I, II, III, IV, and so for and so on) so they are giving each "Dragon Age" game a subtitle. Since this one is the first one which will deal withthe "origin" of the main character, the lovely player character, they are calling it "Origins."

Everything has been done before in some form or another, Kaftan.

I wouldn't put much stock in the GUI. Guis are the last thing that is finalized in a game.

Its a possibility. We won't know at any level of certainty till we get to play ME2 and ME3.

You have my sympathies, Enoch. Just learn how to duck and keep dull kitchen utensils around.

The thing to remember is that ME1 is the first act of the sotry. A lot of the consequences for the decisions made in ME1 won't be really felt til ME2 or even ME3. Such as dealing with the death of a party member who may have a large family might have certain members of that family looking for you seeking answers or that how you handled a situation at a colony could either spark severe instability or give an unsavory individual greater power. We just have to wait and see what Bioware does.

After Aliens and Alpha Protocol, you really should push for a Darklands-esque CRPG, J.E.. I think Obsidian could make an awesome low magic CRPG. Just add a NWN2-esque toolset when you're done.

I usually take a look at a crossword and circle random letters and thusly come up with names.

Weird, isn't it.