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It's not that long when I last played one of em. Still pretty damn entertaining and I still find both games pretty much one of the best shooters released during those years. So? MP3 will still wipe it's arse with it.

This better not be Gotham City Imposters related. Hint: Hobbit game.

@ Volourn "Hiiihihihihi.....hahhh" Alright, it's 03:27, I think I should go to bed. N8.

You heard wrong, then. Casey said it was around 150 internally, sans external contributions.

Yeah, I mean, what's up with the Bio Docs? Have they maybe, dare I say, become greedy?

150. Plus tons of outsourcing. Greg said they desperately wanna reach the big boys one day in terms of sales. Well, good luck with that.

Sega is dead to me, man. After they released the Alien game from CA and maybe a WW1: Total War, they have the permission to die. Then Ferg can crawl over their dead corpse and loot the Alpha Protocol IP.

Demon's Souls spread very slowly, though. But yes, it was mostly due to being somewhat fresh experience. Binary Domain doesn't offer anything new, that's why nobody really cares about it. But Sega's marketing is still lacklustre.

Awesome read. Can't wait for those mind-controlling headcrab hats!

Binary Domain sold 20k units through March Yep Sega, that's what is happening when you forget to put marketing behind a game.

I think Volly completely lost it.

Whatever type of game it will be, the writing is gonna be guaranteed to be bad.

Maybe EA is content with ME3's sales, but after the three-color ending fiasco, someone certainly has to raise the question whether the ME series is gonna be a sustainable hit in the future? There just wasn't enough innovation in any of the three games. Unlike DA2, which I thought felt a bit fresher than that singleplayer MMO that was DA:O. Either way, with developers like Rockstar and Bethesda continuing to explore and improve ambitious open-world game design (imo teh future), BioWare just keeps entrenching and straitjacketng themselves into a deeper hole. Popping out games in fast intervalls certainly doesn't help them to get out of that hole, either. They will continue to lose prestige and relevance. But at least they should have the integrity to admit it.

Greylord, Max isn't balding, he just shaved his head.

Tim Cook And Gabe Newell are onto something. I'll buy anything from Valve, anything. Even if that means I'd have to buy a

Stop the liez, start the truthz!

BioWare has 600+ developers, that's a high burning rate. I've seen dev studios with only 100 devs shut down after they sold 3 million units of their games (Homefront). There's no point in keeping such a huge hog around if you stop innovating and your competitors are speeding ahead of you. I'm not just talking in terms of sales.

That's PC only, mate. The 360 version was just released, so let's re-evaluate that number again in a couple of months. Yes, 1,3 million units sold in NA is considered a failure by BioWare's/EA's standards, since they are the one who aimed to sell 10 million+ units. Well, they failed. If something like Skyrim can sell 10 million units, then BioWare (self-proclaimed "best RPG developer and story-tellers out there) certainly must reach that target too, no? Except, BioWare doesn't get it. They're stuck in their old ways and that's why they continue to become more and more irrelevant.

That's a charming way to say "I disagree with you". Fair enough. But you know I'm right.

ME3 sells 1,3 million units during March in the US Layoffs will be following soon.

How exactly was it disastrous? I found it quite entertaining and the atmosphere in the game beats most generic shooters easily. Maybe, but luckily enough, I don't play *generic* shooters. What are you up against today, Flouride? Maybe you should replay MP1/2 to refresh your mind and give your memories an anti-nostalgia shock-treatment.

Me too. First time I feel totally ripped off after buying a BioWare game. I'll be more careful in the future. Yes.

Max isn't fat, just a bit muscular. I like his appearance, it looks more realistic. Can't expect an older dude to look like some skinny 20 year old sport.

Ubisoft released another overhyped and shallow game? I'm shocked.

I'm surprised there are even Remedy fans left after the disastrous Alan Wake. But whatever.