HoonDing

Well, a Mistborn game is in the make. Also, Of Orcs and Men from same developers that made Game of thrones game.

If Funcom would start a Kickstarter for a The longest journey sequel, it would beat that Double Fine thingie into dust.

There's actually a canceled Highlander game, and guess what, Squeenix was the publisher for it.

STOP RIGHT THERE CRIMINAL SCUM

If you're trying to capture a lot of territory and stores ect because you think it will impact the plot then stop right now, it has no effect on the story whatsoever. Getting a high synchronization to unlock hidden memories involves a lot of repetitive crap. And then it turns out those hidden memories are just two minutes of inane soap opera drama. It's not like the plot could be saved after the AC2 nonsense, and they even managed to make it worse. I shudder to think there are still two games after. Last good game released by Ubisoft is still Prince of Persia, and I bet that one didn't have a 300+ development team.

Chuck Norris is a wingnut? Well, that ruined my day.

It must also suck to be named ****.

When did Jim Carrey become an ambassador? Also, sowing the wind and reaping the whirlwind, etc.

Is that Cleveland Mark Blakemore?

Cthulhu shall incur the wrath of ZZ Top.

It's clearly an Enya reference.

Currently struggling through Assassin's creed: boringhood.

But what about Dragon Age 3 then?

Some assorted Saints Row 3 nonsense

The fact you can't open a newspaper without reading about another priest being involved in sexual abuse pretty much ensures churches here will remain empty for the next 500 years.

Is that Guinevere?

The barbarian is Guts knock-off. There's even a carbon copy of his sword in the game. Speaking of Guts, the Berserk game on Dreamcast was kickass. Big swords are awesome as long as manly men are wielding them and not the usual androgynous crybabies prevalent in manga and anime. And somebody should make a Karsa Orlong video game.

Finished Saints row 3. Fairly fun, but inferior in every way to Vice City, Total Overdose and even the Saboteur that all did the over-the-top craziness and sandbox better and didn't have such a terribly executed story, to boot. I killed a villain in a cutscene without even realizing until it was mentioned in another cutscene. Also near the end of the game I was immune to all damage and all my weapons had infinite ammo. I've never played a game before with built-in cheats (well, aside from maybe Failout 3). What I appreciated the most about the game was the 80s radio station, sex appeal slider and Sasha Grey (although I was only reminded she was in the game after finishing).

I met some young Mormon missionaries a few years ago, actually, and they were quite lovely. We had a very nice conversation until they started going on about Joseph Smith. I didn't give them my number.

I just get on Richard Dawkins' facebook.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1hsxhMbzsw