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The good thing about the Fallout 3 engine was that the music files weren't encrypted, or packed. I could just replace the mp3s with those from F1/2, and go on with it.

Has Inon Zur even been confirmed for NV? There's still a slight chance someone alse might do it, maybe someone more unknown and fresh. But knowing Bethy and her affinity for "big names", they'll prolly end up with Zur again.

Are you now arguing with me about taste?

Inon Zur...meh. He did a great job with Dragon Age, but the Fallout 3 score was so forgettable.

Kotor2 sold very well, so LA has to acknowledge it's success.

Listening to the Fallout 1 soundtrack, I'm now reminded what NV really needs: Mark Morgan. Is that dude still in the music biz?

Amazon.de says 25th June, so that's technically Summer. But yeah, I know, release dates and stuff.

That's another Obsidianite emigrating to Bioware.

I don't get it. Why can I buy Kotor1 on Steam, but not Kotor2?

That's some really hawt mutant there!

That's some impressive next-gen gfx the game has there.

Ah crap. I knew from the first second when my crew died like flies I'd do something wrong. I'm still too lazy to replay though. For now.

Except Uncharted 2 was average at best. GFX alone is nothing.

Yeah, but that ass!

I'm satisfied. Now we only need mutant exotic dancers and NV will be perfect.

Vid or it didn't happen.

Already posted here. Nice ass though.

Now it's even summer. This game better delivers.

I finished ME2 only once (Shep survived), but watched the different endings on youtube. It's just too much a hassle to replay that grind fest to see a different conclusion/sex scene.

My first impression was also negative, but it isn't really that bad after they fixed the matchmaking. I think the GFX is pretty good and atmospheric, so I have no complaints there. Though while the multiplayer might be fun in the full version (DS, more modes), Rebellion doesn't really have a trackrecord of making good singleplayer games. So unless reviews prove me otherwise, I'll for now stay away from it.

The console kids wouldn't stand a chance otherwise with their clunky gamepads.

That sounds all good to me, except this: "- All dialogue options are shown to all players, regardless of whether you have the stats to succeed or not, though there's no punishment for failure." I don't really like having all options shown, because it diminishes the joy to replay it with a different build. Also having no penalty for low-stat choices comes even to dumbing down.

This is the sort of games I'll wait at least a few months after release before buying, because previews indicate that it's a buggy mess and horribly balanced.

Wow, there are several pages just pertaining to the red glow of the dude's mask. You guys are either nuts, or just Fallout fans.

Ah garbage, it really doesn't work. Just use the above link, enter the chat room and join some group.