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So, apparently the editing of the english script has been confirmed multiple places: http://kotaku.com/gaming/censorship/no-pri...cher-320696.php http://www.ttlg.com/forums/showthread.php?...7648&page=8 http://www.rpgcodex.net/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=21134 http://www.thewitcher.com/forum/index.php?...mp;topic=3855.0 http://www.gamebanshee.com/forums/the-witc...s-93581-p2.html Reading the excerpts, it's nothing meaningful that's been cut. However, in some cases it is the maturity of the dialogue that has been cut. A lot of flavoring dissapeared. And it appears to have been done because of agreements with Atari, not necessarilly censorship. My wager would be that it relates to voice acting costs.

http://www.vpi.net/ ?

New and original!

I would also like to point out that 50 million Nintendo DS's have been sold, to be compared to 13 million Xbox 360s. So, there's ready potential for more people to care about Sonic RPG than Mass Effect.

Where is Atari losing all their money?

It's fascinating to learn that the antagonist of the film: Truth is stranger than fiction.

American Gangster was phenomenal!

Its a console game, and a hand held at that. Who gives a crap about that? If they do someone's elses IP for the PC then you have ground to stand on, Volourn. What ground do you have to stand on? Their last two games and their most recent upcoming game are all console games.

I've read that there are supposedly new witnesses? Jesus Super Mario Christmas, they can't honestly be this stupid.

The installation gave me two options. Easy Installation - Quick installation with default options. Custom Installation - You can customize all available options. Being the self-empowered daredevil I am, I risked the custom installation. The sheer list of options was immense. I could set the install path under Program Files, I could set the install path to another directory, I could set the install path wherever I wanted. I truly am in charge of this installation. MAD WITH POWER!

Day 12: It arrived. I once again find myself jealous that Euros get sturdy DVD cases while us yanks only get crappy paper boxes.

In Wind Waker/Phantom Hourglass, the hero isn't Link. He's just, y'know... taking after Link.

Chrono Cross, Xenogears, and Xenosaga: Episode I. I love Yasunori Mitsuda. They moved to a different composer for Episode II and III. He had his moments, but was not as good in general.

I think we should all call him Pidy.

I tried out the recommended Unapproachable East - Thesk last night. First player interaction I had was a guy asking me to babysit his friend for 15 coins. I'm evil, I'm broke, and I'm taking a job as a babysitter for a pittance. She seemed like a nutter, so I knew she'd make a break for the door. I kind of hope she had, because instead she decided to accuse me of plotting to rob her and hit me. Level 1 with 7 health, down on the floor. All for 15 coins. That won't even buy me a potion to heal myself back up. I'm going to murder that character when I get a chance.

It was the first episode where they started incorporating user feedback.

The company currently named Atari was never a console giant. It's a different company. And that's not a figurative statement.

Yes, they do. Republic Command was developed in-house.

Kalfear needs a hug. I think we should all give him a hug.

I probably shouldn't really detail it, so as to not be offensive.

Sand truly is contagious. This just about proves it.

I know, but is it not true that some MMOs and MMORPGs do not charge monthly fees? As I mentioned in another topic, the only MMO I would buy at the moment is Guild wars or Guild Wars II, for they do not charge monthly fees to access their severs. Thus someone, like myself, who likes to switch games multiple times per week could stop playing for a month or two and come right back without the hassle of buying another subscription. Guild Wars can't be considered an MMO. The only time that first M comes to play is in select glorified chatrooms. Guild Wars 2 promises that will be different, but there's no telling at this point.

The monthly charges aren't charges for the software, they're charges for the servers and support (services). Unlike NWN and NWN2, they require a server farm to run and maintain large numbers of concurrent players. That's where the first M in MMO comes in.

I was able to deal with max craving the entire game. Though, there was frustration: 1) Getting adjusted to it. It's new, so you get kind of paranoid when you first start dealing with it. 2) There's a bug where a specific 2-day travel takes more spirit energy than it's supposed to 9/10 times.