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Aw crap, not Hong Kong. ._.

****. Yes. I'm forever in love with GoG.

Do you have the MekTek version? It should be more compatible with newer Windows versions. And play Mercenaries too if you can. Really hard at places, but loads of fun.

Voted for London, because I dig underground cities. Berlin, Chicago and more Seattle were tempting too.

It's just a small vignette made for free.

Diablo III: Wrath

Swain Cortassio, bounty hunter at yer service. Need a man found or brought home? Give me a picture and a week and I'll drag him back from Hell if I hafta. Got my trusty short swords and crossbow ta keep me company and of course the night. I'd drag my ma here for the right price, but I'm no psycho-fer-hire. If ye want yer mark ritualized, you better find him yerself. Btw, will this be a 'transported from D&D to Fallout' ordeal? Not sure if want..

Nah, the Noxes were good too. Two was better, because it's plot ran parallel to One, the characters were mostly great (looking at you, Angelina), despite the writing running up and down between Awesome and So-horrible-it's-funny.

And making racist comments against the swiss is the moral thing to do, instead of convincing them to change their ways?

The jap guy who talked half the time and the big SUDA51 letters weren't obvious enough?

http://www.gametrailers.com/video/behind-the-lollipop-chainsaw/729810 Why isn't this coming to PC? ._.

Aren't you the cutest little zealot.

I wonder if you can still mod all the horrible crap in if it's an MMO. Touch

I wonder if you can still mod all the bugs and other horrible crap out if it's an MMO.

Thanks.

So what's new about it?

Yep, concept art (and therefore, ingame art) was updated to look plausible.

Oh shucks no. Btw, the game also has some easy time-based scenes. Not QTEs per se, but something similar. And the boss fights might not be to everyone's liking *cough* the losers at Gametrailers *cough*, so reading up on the game a bit would be advised. That said, buy it folks!

Well, GoW was made by a douchebag, for douchebags, whereas this one has genuine effort behind it.

Well, it's a TPS with C&C and a hint of conspiracies, that's all I reall meant. Oh and the characters are well written, with actual personalities, the plot is really great. Frankly, I love the little extra details in the game. The japs speak jap, the brits have british accents, the japs have jap accents, the US guys have US, etc. The only odd one out is Faye, who doesn't sound chinese, but is at least voiced by Laura Bailey. -Oh and the voice acting is great too.

Played and finished Binary Domain. Let me put it this way: If it were a movie in he '90s, it could've blown Terminator away. Maybe. It's like Alpha Protocol with less (but not devoid of) C&C and some bare-bone RPG elements, but has an overall higher quality. Basically, it's a TPS set in an old-school cyberpunk future (post-disaster, lots of robots, shiny megapolis, etc). The plot is great, very reminiscent of the Old Ones, the combat mechanics are tight and the shooting is fun (enemies break down as you hammer them). Animations and cutscene direction are sweet, writing is on par with a good '90s movie. It's an awesome game, IMO. Not flawless, but steal awesome. The Walking Dead: Likewise, a C&C driven RPG disguised as an adventure game, and simply great.

Sorry snarkmaster, they weren't in.Note that they were creepier looking in the original, but were (even more) relegated to comic relief in the sequel. http://wiki.guildwars.com/images/thumb/5/5a/Asura_concept_art.jpg/642px-Asura_concept_art.jpg Yeah, who would've thought. I also dislike having to stare at an over-idealised manhunk in oversized gear.