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It seems that way. "5 minutes until Namek explodes" 8 episodes later "BOOM" But, they do say that the planet lasted longer than expected.

Jennifer Hale is the female Phil Lamarr.

Not coming to the PC. Seems to be the first Civ game with Meier as the design lead since the original. I guess that explains the different focus from IV. I hope Civilization V is on the board. With Soren Johnson. There's actually some parts of Revolution I'd like to see in a Civ V. Mainly armies.

You've never watched Macross before, have you? The villain of Macross Plus was an AI pop musician. The multiple series have constantly been about love and the power of music (also robots) I believe Macross 7 was literally about a rockband that fought aliens with music weapons, even. Frontier is one series I'm definitely looking forward to hitting the states. I'm still watching Dragonball Z. Just about done with Frieza Saga.

I played Civilization: Revolutions demo earlier. It was good, but I much prefer Civ 4. Religion seems to be a near non-issue. No dealing with workers or tile improvements that I can see. And I didn't see a single city improvement with a drawback. But the graphics are much nicer. And combat is streamlined (for good or bad) with decent improvements. Don't know if I'll get it, but it's worth checking out the demo.

We stopped calling them MUDs when they stopped being text-based.

I always took her because Hale and Cummings are a pretty awesome voice acting duo. Tigranes remind me of a thief who knows and acknowledges that stealing is wrong and still do it. Crap. I didn't know Naomi Hunter (and Emma Emmerich) was Dynaheir. Now I might have to start liking her. Edit: Double Crap, she's also Mazzy. The Halfling. I hate Halflings.

Then I'll have to go with Bane.

They'll have to do something other than an MMO. They've got until 2017 to exploit the license and I don't see them just producing a bunch of MMOs to fill up that timespan.

Just a clarification, he is talking about two different games. Yeah, I didn't catch "or" the first time I read it.

Who wrote the work that first mentioned it?

You're old news. Semi Off-topic: I wonder if we'll have to wait 2 years before we see a 4th ed game.

whoooo

Yeah, that comment was so silly I had to youtube cat videos to calm myself down.

THAT IS AWESOME! Darth Vader in The Force Unleashed will be voiced by... Chad Vader! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chad_Vader

440 stainless steel won't get you far against zombies.

Where's the option for Arcturian?

Something revolutionary has to be radically new. Not just new. Nor does getting a lot of hours out of something qualify it as revolutionary.

I've already established that it's going to be useless to me. But what makes another useless thing preferrable? If I do buy some P&P books that I'll never ever use, why that one? At least D&D has some familiarity for me. I've read a number novels and played several games that were based on the Forgotten Realms part of it.

Is vampire 3.5 somehow more useful to someone who will never P&P than D&D 4.0? Is Vampire's art better? Is there more likely to be a Vampire 3.5 video game for me to use the books as background for when playing?

I'm debating on buying these. I've never P&Ped and never will, but something is tempting about purchasing them. They're functionally worthless, but they could have interesting ideas and stuff in them... to what end? To earn my nerd cred?

I hate defense scenarios, period.

Amazon put up the 80GB bundles with MGS4 for pre-order today. Shortly after, the site's main connection went down. https still works. Some claim that it's related. And they appear to have sold out within minutes. edit: https is down, too.

I have a friend who does the exact same thing. He'll get something that isn't even mildly difficult; first he'll blow it out of proportion, make some empty promises to wake up early and get it done right away, then the night before it's due crap together some horribly written paper. The kid is obviously not cut out to be in academia what so ever. He seriously had something around or below a 2.2 gpa and they still let him in the university under the guise of some kind of academic probation period. Since then he's failed political science twice and barely made more than a B or two throughout a semester.

I swore when I first read that article it said "This might be the MMO" now it says "They say it's an MMO"