HoonDing

I watched a gameplay video and it seemed already dated before release. Don't really mind graphics being dated, but the camera really sucked and the gameplay looked pretty.. boring and dull? Glad to know you're enjoying it, though. I'm pleasantly surprised, actually. The game must be a blast to play in co-op, which it is meant to, yet single-player is pretty fun as well. There's only two characters to manage, so unlike Demon Stone, it is still manageable. The game also has excellent art design and great level design... this game has the best use of trap levels since Prince of Persia: Sands of Time. So it's certainly not all hack 'n slash, there are even some stealth parts. Even the voice-over is pretty good, at least on par with the Witcher (one of the characters even sounds eerily familiar to Geralt). Then again, I'm a sucker for (quirky) Eastern European developed games, so I may be a tad biased.

I picked up the First Templar in the weekend. It's a fun little game so far. Templars almost always get the short end of the stick in practically every media, it's a brilliant idea to turn the tables for once.

NOLF 3.

Honestly, I think Martin kinda sucks at fighty fighty writing There's only Red Viper vs the Mountain, basically, and even that one tries to hard at emulating R.A. Salvatore.

Since when was continuing the Fallout series Obsidian's decision?

You aren't that one guy that finished the game 20-30 times according to the BioSpyWare, are you?

I'll be saving up this quote for future use.

If it came with Orange Box, it's not that much of a waste.

Do yourselves a favour and get "XIII" from GoG now you have the opportunity.

OK then: saying Nehrim is better than Oblivion is like saying being flayed alive is better than being burnt alive.

What's with the excessive lighting in those screenies? I bet if you turn them off, Dragon Age 2 appears from underneath.

Saying Nehrim is better than Oblivion is like saying being buried alive is better than being burnt alive.

Nehrim has even worse writing than Oblivion, and the setting is terrible. Avoid it like the plague.

Knowing BioWare, it's just going to be explained away by either "You blew up the base, we hate you now!!!!" or "You gave us the base, we don't need you now!!!".

But is Michelangelo's David family friendly?

That was only if you had the expansion.

On the other hand, there already seem to be huskified versions of all sentient life in the universe as cannon fodder. Sannom's theory makes sense, and mirrors the actions of the Protheans on Ilos.

Varric must a very lazy narrator as well - considering every house & cave looks the same.

Dreamfall has some nice moments, but the main character that you'll spend ~75% of the game with, is incredibly dull and annoying. I'd only recommend it if you're dying to know what happened to April & some other characters after TLJ.

I fall somewhere in the middle between minimum and recommended requirements.

WHAT

At the end of "Siege" storyline in the comics, Thor moves Asgard to somewhere in the middle of Oklahoma, where it gets destroyed completely as it gets assailed and defended by pretty much all superheroes and supervillains on Earth.

I'm surprised BioWare hasn't made a DLC about the pre-story of ME2 about Liara and Feron questing for Shepard's corpse, rather than relegating it to a second-grade Dark Horse comic.

From Radovid's description in TW1, I had thought she'd be an old bat.