HoonDing
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Why is Chris Taylor still at Black Isle?
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That's not Sengoku Rance, is it?
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I liked the banter between Cary Elwes and Tony Jay, the songs of the Pixie Trio and the break-dancing zombies in 2004 Bard's Tale. Still a bad game, though.
Mass Effect 3 even bigger blockbuster in Japan than Mass Effect 2
Dragon Age 3: Friendship is Magic
Kirby's Adventure is being sold for $600. True, the game is better than modern triple-lame games can ever aspire to be, but that's pushing it a bit.
At least in the US people aren't totally helpless and allowed to defend themselves when their premises are invaded by criminal scum.
Jade Empire COULD have been interesting as there are so few western takes on an Oriental setting (another example being Prince of Qin). It's a shame it's just KOTOR in an eastern wrapper. On the other hand, the Japanese have many games where elements of western history/religion/philosophy/mythology are used - Shadow Hearts, Vagrant Story, Valkyrie Profile, Xenogears, Xenosaga, etc. They recently even dabbled in Tolkienesque fantasy with Dragon's dogma.
If only.
No the best song is the one from the beginning of Beauty and the Beast.
Better not count the rocket attacks.
Lord British used to receive letters like that in the 80s. Then again, he was a good looking man with great charisma and made good games.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_firearm-related_death_rate Compared to others, US really isn't bad off for such a large country. It's just that each violent event immediately gets in the news all over the world + Hollywood action movies and US media giving the impression that everyone's a gun-toting nutter.
Luckily Oster has appeared to undo this great injustice.
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