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The FMA setting would work rather well, though. Aye, I always thought the world was perfect for an adventure/RPG, it's full of well executed cliches and happens to look gorgeous, great characters too.

Ghost in the Shell, Fullmetal Alchemist and maybe Evangelion but god knows how anyone would make a traditional RPG out of it.

Played an hour of Grimrock and really liked it, I only stopped because my meal was overcooking in the oven, I got the juddery movement thing with vsync on but there's a triple buffer option if you keep clicking the option, plays smooth now

Just pre-ordered Grimrock, been vaguely interested in it for a while but the review sold it.

Just got home at 3am after suffering six hours of vapid ****, sometimes it's worth wheeling out my corpse, not tonight though, what a waste of life

Ouch, hope you get over it quickly mate, nothing gets me down worse than a chest infection, apart from a fortnight long bout of toothache maybe.

Noice.

You're not the only Englishman having screwed up dreams at the moment, some of them can be quite enjoyable but they leave me feeling stretched quite thin

Yeah, the Dwemer had at least one, you can find the wreckage in the Bloodmoon expansion for Morrowind.

I dunno about Alpha Protocol, it's in my Steam account but I've not played it, New Vegas however will be remembered as a classic.

Pretty damn cool, really shows you what's going to be possible with the engine

Even more critically, legalisation would require a state to admit that it had been WRONG for the better part of a century, causing immeasurable levels of death and distress around the globe, though I tend to suspect they know damn well what they're doing...

As much as I love Skyrim's landscape I do hope for something a bit more otherworldly in the DLC's, it's always been Bethesda's strong point.

Yeah my cat cheers me up, I'll always have a cat in my life, anyhoo, today is sunny and bright and I feel far better for it

I woke up pretty depressed today, apocalyptic dreams with personal tragedy and lot of stress, ah well, I've got a long weekend break coming too.

The bloody typical thing about this plan is that the Labour party created it a few years ago, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats who now occupy the coalition government both argued fiercely against it...the ConDemned party indeed.

I'm pretty sure I heard Fargo say they've been designing this for a good while but they basically had to shelve it due to lack of publisher interest.

I'll more than likely up my pledge too, I'd prefer Obsidian to get fully on board the Kickstart train but this is a small step in that direction I suppose.

There's a mod which lets you fast travel to and from the thieves guild hideout, can't quite remember the name.

Woke up with the remnants of a hangover from a few days ago, felt crappy, the incredibly vivid dream of a girl I fell out with a few years ago didn't help, you think you're getting over something quite nicely and then a dream can take you right back there...bleh.

I never completed Stacking on the PS3 but I really liked it, I never finish games on a console, it just feels wrong, I'll grab it on the PC when the price comes down.

I have to admit, I grin like a moron after I've eaten a good steak dinner, it's a rare treat though, if I ate it all the time I'd be even more overweight...probably not from the steak though, just all the chips, fried onions and mushrooms that go with it

I'm keeping my eyes to the heavens just in case Christ returns while I'm downloading this

People forget that technology has moved on, the creative software we have at our disposal now is mind shattering compared to the late 90's, not to mention the power of our modern day interwebs, an artist could use Zbrush to knock out a talking head in a day, compare this to the hundreds of thousands of dollars it took to sculpt actual clay heads and have them laser scanned, then the beastly computer (by 90's standards) required to handle that data.

What if you're a 10 year old redneck boy?