HoonDing

The whole Triss thing in TW2 is pretty hilarious since if you had pickiced Shani

Could be they're downsizing in preparation for a string of Kickstarter projects

The game was only finished because of Bethesda. It was in development hell for quite a time. Pity Bethesda didn't get behind the project much earlier or even bought Headfirst. Then we would have two more awesome Cthulhu games. A game based on Mountains of Madness would've been so good (the movie's been canceled too, btw).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDkSby6-2pA

Is that a Blackwater avatar, MC?

http://cloud.steampo...BAABD6DAA2A4BF/ The self-proclaimed masters of C&C strike again.

I only wish for Half-Life 3 to be exclusive to this console.

If the enhanced edition doesn't fix Geralt banging Triss even if you had picked Shani in TW1, I won't even bother spending half my bandwidth on it.

Not a bad word about Ashley. She's a Geth killah.

Very good episode. I liked Brienne's reveal and Margaery's a hottie. Tyrion's still running away with the show. Asha's a disappointment, but I'll be able to (literally) look past her.

One of the cartoons of my youth had a very thinly veiled allegory to Third Reich and German occupation. Nowadays, in our politically correct society stuff like this would never be able to pass.

Bethesda twitted mysterious pic of Eddard Stark in palace dungeon.

Console version of Crysis was released only last year. Then again, maybe those Russian hacker whizkids ported it already four years in advance.

Shigurui/Berserk is the only anime I want to see turned into RPG. Record of Lodoss War has a special place in my heart, but that's already the Japanese version of D&D. Sailor Moon, though, could be interesting.

I'm too old for strafing around, taking swipes and potshots at enemies. I'm surprised this Grimrock is so popular. Played enough of Lands of Lore (the old school version of Oblivion, Patrick Stewart included) and Eye of the Beholder when the animals could still speak.

Hardest fight was with blood mage overlord in Denerim... if that guy managed to set off Blood wound, your party was gone. It was made harder because of cutscene teleportation, too.

Obsidian should do sequel to Largo Winch: Empire under Threat as spiritual sequel to Alpha Protocol. Ther groundwork is there already. Turn-based combat! Checking e-mails! Hacking minigame! Romance! And remember, folks, this was 2002! Obsidian, do EET! Also, I had no idea there's a Thorgal videogame, also from 2002! I must check this one out, Thorgal is best Euro comic ever, after 666/6666!

Anything in Sigilverse.

Is a sequel to DS3 completely ruled out? Has Squeenix made any statements regarding the future of the franchise?

I like Skyrim as a setting much better than the generic Cyrodiil, but I can only take as much Viking inspired crap. I truly wish for a future TES game (if the series won't peter out into a MMO) to be set in another exotic setting. Akavir would be ideal (Oriental inspired setting), but I'd grudginly accept Elsweyr as well. That's why I'm curious what Bethesda will do in future expansions/DLCs now that they've established the groundwork with Skyrim. Shivering Isles after Oblivion had two very distinct factions to choose from, and you could even betray one of them at one point or play them against each other, IIRC. Bloodmoon and to a lesser extent, Tribunal, had it too.

A comment in another thread about Joe Abercrombie being a gamer led me to his thoughts on Skyrim: http://www.joeabercrombie.com/2011/12/06/skyrim-2/ He seems quite the gamer, actually, now I wonder about Brandon Sanderson.

Out of curiosity, what did he say? "I