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Actually, there is a monster mode, and you just might be able to kill hobbittsessss. My associates are torturing me by making Hobbit characters with my name and posting their screenshots on another forum. Grief them if you ever get the chance.

I think bad games in the Fallout franchise would make Fallout less a great franchise. Though Fallout and Fallout 2 would not be diminished.

Needs more explosions, parades, running down hallways, and maybe countdown timers towards a gigantic explosion that the main character escapes with only 5 seconds from and is sent with a flying leap through the air. It would be very creative and original.

I like you guys, you're silly.

I'll only ever play a Lord of the Rings game that lets me kill hobbits. I hate hobbitses.

You didn't figure that out already before you got that stuff?

I wish I had something to look forward to. My favorite series of all time Xenogears/Xenosaga will see no further installments. The company behind them, Monolith Soft (not to be confused with Monolith Productions of F.E.A.R. fame), isn't showing enough promise to excite me. No franchises or companies have me excited anymore. Though, I am looking forward to playing Xenosaga: Episode III after I get done with Episode II. But, I think this thread is more about looking forward to a release.

You can get that kind of ending if you actually pursue the mystery of your past.

Outcast was fun. Academy, I couldn't even stand the demo.

I know there are, at least, a couple of people on this forum who agree. I'm one of them.

Easier than all of that... motor vehicle.

When people are willing to actually look at it rationally and productively and aren't just reacting with their base emotions over an event that can't be changed.

In the face of a tragedy, it's usually considered poor taste to push political agendas. Want to say that guns should be disallowed, wait until a more appropriate time.

Xenosaga: Episode II Purchased Episode III when my computer broke down because I finally decided to give it all a chance. Finished Episode I last week and can't remember what I didn't like about it the first time I played it. It was an absolute treasure of a game. Episode II feels kind of disjointed due to different character style, combat speed, and different music composer. But, I'm enjoying it.

This one is if used properly. If used improperly it is absolutely nonsensical.

This is a complete misuse of the saying "the exception that proves the rule." It means that a stated exception is a proof that an unspecified rule exists. "No parking between 10-5 Monday through Friday" would be an exception that proves the rule that parking can be done at all other times. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exception_that_proves_the_rule http://alt-usage-english.org/excerpts/fxtheexc.html http://www.worldwidewords.org/qa/qa-exc1.htm http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/excepti...s-the-rule.html http://www.straightdope.com/classics/a3_201.html Saying that an event happening can somehow prove it does not happen is offensive to all forms of rationality.

Yes. The exception proves the rule. What rule? What exception?

It's not guns! It's violent video games! They inspire and glorify this violence. The choice shouldn't be between second amendment and lives, but games and TV and lives! I think I know which has the priority.

I would never give the BMOC to Revan.

Another central timer popping in to show support.

So? I was once so hungry I ate a whole packet of toothpicks. Hopefully you cooked those, too. They seem like they'd be edible if boiled like spaghetti to soften them up.

This is a case of confusing symbols for the thing they represent.

Dude, that's like one of the best games ever made. It's also one of the most difficult games ever made. We actually talk about this game at work. That's how awesome it is. Because you know, we only talk about awesome games at Obsidian. I agree, it was a good game for the good old NES. I rate it up there with Contra. Completely mad, the both of you!

We are talking about the same game. There was a PC version.... I was responding to Stephen Amber. Technically there was a PC game. This was 89, Tandy/IBM compatible.

No no, there was a horrible one on the NES. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teenage_Mutan...tles_(NES_game) I actually had the PC version. Absolutely horrible game. Uh, warning, language.