Morgoth

I'd say it's as good (or bad) as it gets with 3rd person combat. Other games aren't really better on that front, either. Personally, I'd like to see a western-style RPG that uses JRPG turn-based combat a'la Lost Odyssey.

Quite pointless to release a demo to a Bioware game. We all know their kind of style and quality, so let's not pretend we'd make a mistake by buying one of their products.

Why would you want to switch to Linux? Too much of a hassle finding the right software/drivers, not to mention you can't play most of the games on it. Windows 7 is awesome.

I wanna see what CryEngine is capable of rendering huge indoor levels. Haven't seen those in Crysis.

Why is Relic wasting it's talent on some silly action game? They better should work on Homeworld 3 or something.

Can the Cryengine actually do other stuff than render plants and trees?

Wow, you're all mourning the absence of a manual? You guys have some serious issues.

Torchlight lvl15. This game owns.

I'm very positive it was the right decision to go Wii only. It's exactly the right player-demographic for that kind of game (kiddy games).

Better later than never. And you should really play Kotor 2. It's flawed, but still very enjoyable.

I'm waiting for Torchlight getting unlocked. I think I'll also dust off my Gamecube to finally get Eternal Darkness finished. I'm also tinkering with the idea to get Wind Waker, but I fear I might regret it (kiddy stuff or pure genius?).

DA gone Gold Like we didn't see that coming. Kinda bad though that the game is so massive that I'll have to postpone it to somewhere next year. Torchlight should fix my gaming hunger for in-between though.

That's what I did in the past. And that's what I'll do in the future as well - not buying any Lionhead crap.

There's nothing cool and groovy about having that bull**** enforced on a singleplayer game.

Risen: Steam: 49,99

They'll probably design the game that way that you're forced to buy some ingame items. Otherwise you'll have a very very hard time. It wouldn't surprise at all.

So, once I paid for the game, it forces me to pay more just to get through? How Microsoft-ish.

We're still way off to actually get characters done right. Once processing power is so good that we can render all these small details with animations that makes out a characters personality, well, until then it's still quite a while. Edit: Something like that for starters would be neat.

Another cheesy Stalker-wannabe. How lame.

So, people still get shot and blown up in Pakiland. Where's the news?

It's on my radar as well, but first I wanna try before I buy.

Assassins Creed 2 may be considered big. But then again, Ubi montreal never got better beyond mediocre at best.

Never heard of those games. Thanks for the list.

Do we have any news on what kind of copy protection scheme will be used for the PC version?

I wonder if the Odd Box still comes out this year. I'm so eager to play Munch and Stranger.