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I would like to see less talking and more gameplay. :>

Woop, Sawyer postin' about dem Black Hound and stuff over at his blog.

And on friday it will turn into a link to Black Mesa, which is currently running a countdown till friday as well.

Damn, I need to get money on my credit card. But this month is really bad timing.

"Bioware in its prime" hehe. Thing is, Bioware isn't doing choice&consequence heavy games. All their C&C is flat and shallow... or let's call it fake. Making a linear game is far easier than a "real" rpg.

He posted it on Twitter as well, with "still life" as additional text.

Maybe it is the date for the announcement which is being announced with this announcement.

Some kind of They Live remake?

Something that just crossed my mind, which is not really related to Obsidian, but the whole industry: Developers and designers don't want players to have waiting times in their games, because it is boring. But marketing wants players to wait for days. It even goes so far to announce a countdown for a countdown announcement. I hate waiting, not only in games but also for announcements and countdowns and such. Especially countdowns start to make me angry the more of them I see. It is a pain and doesn't hype me up more than a generic announcement does. tl;dr - annoyed of waiting. Countdowns suck.

A Lovecrafthian setting would be super great.

Doublepost. Please all leave now, forum is too slow for me to use. Kthxbye.

Looking at the page design, the font and the words itself and it should be pretty obvious that this not related to Fallout in any kind of way.

Though, if it is running on Onyx, then it is doubtful that it would be console exclusive. I mean, it could be, but I just don't believe that it would be.

Maybe it has something to do with cool old european inquisitor dudes burning witches 'n stuff, which results in a time paradoxon, which makes the player live through the same scene over and over again (with changes due to choice&consequence) until he solves a grand issue, which saves the world. And stuff. It won't feature a dragon eating his own arse, as it probably is just a metapher for the whole time looping whatever thing that is going on. A little bit like The Dark Tower cycle.

It's an Ouruboros, a rather old symbol, filled with meaning. Obsidian is making Fallout 4, which is set in the old Van Buren location called "Ouroboros!" I am sure they won't, but hey, that was the first thing coming to my mind. :>

The sign with a dragon eating his own arse looks common. I have no idea what the 4 means, though.

Seems like Jesse Heinig is sick and in hospital right now.

I always thought Clint Eastwood should and could do another Dirty Harry movie. It would be pretty much like Gran Torino, just with him additionally shooting a few punks here and there.

I started playing Rage again. It is not a bad game. Now on my second playthrough I see it a lot different. Guess I just had totally different expectations about the game when it came out. And it looks damn good, even though textures are blurry in close distance.

Wait, the Syndicate game was released already? I never noticed...

Black Mesa will be released on 14.09. finally. But apparently without the Xen part, which will become kind of its own game or something.

Sounds like a good idea. I might try the same.

I just recently checked out the beginning of MGS3 and found the writing hilarious bad, unfitting and pseudo-philosophical. I just want to start the damn game but I am listening for 10 minutes to two people talking about the sense of being a soldier. Urg. Granted, MGS always was like that, but to me it feels like they really took off a little bit too much since MGS3. Way too long cutscenes, pseudo-philosophical and soldier depressions (war romantic?) or something like that. Eh... Just saying. I don't think I would need a MGS5.

I started playing the Resident Evil Remake on my old GameCube again. Was a bit surprised about how scary it still is (or is again, after I forgot pretty much everything about the game). Though the gamepad controls are killing me. I just hate gamepads. They are so damn unprecise to me.

Looks like Funcom kicked out half of their staff because the game isn't producing enough money.