HoonDing

I think this is a case similar to Padre Pio. Some people have such strong wills, strengthened by a strong faith, that one is capable of 'miracles'.

People are just butthurt about P

After eating in a few Indian restaurants, I can actually believe that.

Been there, done that. Call of Cthulhu.

The mind boggles.

O tempora, o mores!

The Germans had a thorium power plant in the 80s. They had to shut down for being too costly... and for almost having their very own Chernobyl.

Too bad there isn't one to switch to. I've always thought a lot of energy could be drawn from dead people rolling in their graves.

I'm surprised the protagonist didn't get stun-locked and killed by the sheep. It's Gothic in name only.

Some BP fatcats must've had the morbid desire to make the Guiness Book of Records for 'largest natural disaster'.

This reminds me of some

Maybe Stalin forgot to read the little letters.

Did you find Syberia 2 as much of a disappointment as I did? It was okay while I was playing it, but it lacked the spirit of the first and the ending was, in its own way, even less satisfying that Syberia's. Imo Syberia can easily stand on its own the way it is, without the sequel. The ending is beautiful and keeps up the mystery of the game. I find Syberia 2 is worse mainly because Kate no longer changes throughout the journey the way she does in the first game... and Hans Voralberg turns out to be a pretty disappointing character. It could've been more interesting if something was actually done with the subplot concerning the private detective that is sent after Kate, instead of the few boring cutscenes. That said, though, Syberia 2 has more creative puzzles, and the landscapes are breathtaking. Supposedly there're plans to make a Syberia 3... let's see how that goes.

Use Attack of the Clones in your example instead of some extremely low-budget movie and it might work.

I just realized I missed a chance at sarcasm by posting Duke instead of Master Chief.

"Three distinct story paths" mentioned by the preview sounds promising. Either focus on delving into Geralt's past, political intrigue or taking down the "assassins of kings" (e.g. the fat man & his Elven pretty boy). Still, I'll believe it when I see it. The last game with three different story paths must have been Indiana Jones & the Fate of Atlantis.

Hype-o-meter rising.

I haven't really been given this game attention, but I liked what I saw in that video. Seems like Gothic 3: Enhanced Edition.

Note that Safiya's intelligence is 19. Required intelligence to cast is always 10 + spell level.

Commander Shepard = Commander Riker. All aliens he 'romanced' were made to look as human as possible.

Do yourself a favour and get the EE, which allows the game to be played with Polish voice-over & English subtitles. English voice-over of the Witcher is crap.