Morgoth

AoC was created by a different team, while TSW is being developed by Anarchy Online, Everquest2, Dreamfall and Longest Journey veterans. So there's hope they're gonna make it different gameplay wise, and aim for the non-WoW crowd. Because it already showed that by trying to imitate WoW, you'll only lose.

For every DS game I play, I need to play a Gears of War session afterwards to uphold my manliness.

People are forgetting to ask the most pressing question: Will the game have crates?

Thanks samm for the recommendation. This game is ass cheap, so I'm gonna give it a try.

Oh shut up Morgoth. Anyways, there's a cool new cinematic trailer for TSW: Click And some cool new artworks: Also, Gamestar previewed TSW and had a little nice chat with Ragnar Tornquist. Click (German only) I'm not gonna translate that all now because I'm too lazy but a few new interesting things were revealed, like there's no grinding at all, focus is more on skills and artefacts, characters learn more from the items/weapons they're using instead of leveling up, plus the continuously developed story (not believing that, but hey). The game will take place In NYC, London and Seoul and ranges from time periods between 1923 - 2023. Anyway, it sounded very refreshing. I'm certainly more looking forward to this than to SWTOR right now.

LA has been a greedy trash company since they abandoned their world-class adventures.

Combat of the provided videos looks awful. I can't believe Bioware worked secretly the last 7-8 years (?) on that game and all they've managed to do is making the combat look exactly like Kotor/NWN/JE, just with more delay. The more I see from this game, the less excited I'm getting about it.

Has Obsidian actually ever thought of making a First-person Dungeon crawler in the vain of Wizardry? I know that genre has extincted like the dinosaurs did, but it still would be a cool change from the otherwise dry NWN formula.

I want Blizzard making Starcraft Ghost instead. And what's that Redneck Rampage anyway?

Got Tomb Raider Anniversary for 5

Looks okay-ish, but I'm not getting this at release.

Because there was no other one, Hadesface.

To be honest, Disc swapping never bothered me. I remember the good old Starfleet Academy (Interplay title) that had 5 Discs. Awesome!

Currently nothing. But I should get Last Remnant tomorrow, also a used Xbox 360 so that I can play Fable 2 and Civilization Revolution, plus Etrian Odyssey for the DS sometime after. Hope that should suffice until Alpha Protocol comes out.

I personally liked the 360 controller more. And FF XIII will also be released on the 360. But at least the PS3 doesn't do funny things like RROD or E74.

I seem to remember that I got often stuck between rocks and other "polygonal stuff" that the wondrous Thief engine produced.

PS2 is clearly the winner here. Wii has crappy games. PS3 has only very few exclusive titles, and the rest is being released on the PC anyway.

NWN3 or Kotor 3. But a new IP would be cooler.

I'll stay away from the game, as I did with the predecessor. I couldn't stomach playing as Vin Diesel.

Tried out Final Fantasy 4 but I don't like it very much. Too childish. Oh, and why is there only one savegame slot? And when I die, why do I have to start a new game instead of just continue from the last save? Anyway, FF series is off my list. Now I bought Etrian Odyssey and Dragon Quest 4 at ebay. Hopefully these games will be more...uh enduring.

Love the photorealistic graphics dude!

Xbox 360 impulse buy for the win!

Ninja Gaiden: Dragon Sword. Cool game, but why do I have to hold my DS vertically to play it? Totally awkward.

Actually, screw this plan completely. I'll just keep my good ol' 40GB PS3 and will just pretend all PS2 games suck. Case closed.