HoonDing

Each time I take a look at gameplay videos of that game, I feel it's 2002 again.

Nibiru, Two Worlds.

Marjolaine used Qunari mercenaries, and some of them were mages. What was up with that?

Killing Carth.

With the sorcerer having HLA & level 9 spells already, the entire keep is going to be a breeze. Except for those non-magic & wild-magic rooms on level 3. Also, more spike trap cheese please.

As scary as Doom 3.

The poor man's Call of Cthulhu.

Since Drakensang is dead, it's the only hope left for another DSA game on PC.

Flames of Vengeance, Two Worlds 2, Fable 3. For next year: Witcher 2, Demonicon.

ME2 didn't really have a story, it was purely about gathering a bunch of psychologically stunted (but bad-ass) companions, fixing their personal issues by clicking through ten dialogue options and defeat the bad guys in ten minutes. For ME3 I sincerely hope BioWare will include a bad ending where certain past renegade choices lead to either a Reaper victory, or a universe where the Illusive Man install himself as God-Emperor using the technology from the Collector base.

Actually, in Duke Nukem you could kill the strippers. I doubt features like that are even possible nowadays, due to the amount of butthurt it would generate in the media (similar to Fallout's child killing).

Dungeon Siege 3: Revenge of the Seck.

Inon Zur to the rescue!

They'll have to do better than that. This isn't 1995 anymore.

Is it possible to still get the free DLCs of ME

Open-world game running at 10 fps. Reminds me of when I tried to run Morrowind on my Pentium II.

They're showing Duke, but not Aliens Colonial Marines. This is a perversion.

Go to GOG.com and count how many games were released post-2000.

HARLEY QUINN IS NOT JEANETTE!!! Pretty hawt, though.

It didn't look very fast & dynamic, seemed a bit clunky or maybe things were slowed down delibaretely for the trailer? Divinity 2 & Sacred 2's combat is frantic & fastpaced; not to mention in Div 2 it's possible to do jump flips, etc. which is also necessary to avoid enemy punishment. If DS3's combat is going to be so markedly different from previous games, one might as well go this route.

It sounds like the combat will be a mix of Divinity 2 & Demon Stone. In that case, I hope there will be a possibility to fix the camera in over-the-shoulder mode. I played Demon Stone on PC not too long ago, and it was nearly unplayable because the camera was all over the place, not to mention the need to switch to different characters all the time because they couldn't fight on their own for ten seconds without getting killed.

Domino theory?

If the identity of the Shadow Broker is actually revealed in this DLC, it might actually be worth picking up. If the only intention of this DLC is to silence butthurt Liara fans, on the other hand...