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I dunno, I guess we've really only seen a snippet so far. Also, facial animations are still unimpressive (to be generous). Hopefully the final game will be different on that front, Obsidian did a decent job with Alpha Protocol.

Gameplay looks fun, and the animations actually look better to me, compared to the first videos/presentations we got. Dialogue, I dunno, the dialogue with the witch, heck, her whole character rubbed me the wrong way. Luckily there's no romances in the game, at least. The dialogue with the door was pretty funny, though. Also, the setup with the ghost girl could potentially be interesting, so who knows. Gotta love the art. That damn lighting!

Wonder if that is connected to FNV DLCs. Jason Bergman (F:NV senior producer from Bethesda) said that Avellone was just right next to him and commented on voice recording too. Seems like it.

PCGames graphical comparison. May be me, but the hi-res resolution look not only higher res, but completely different (albeit similar) compared to the lo-res.

Mass Effect 2 styles basically. They did recycled the mails (and the jokes in the mails) after all.

The last patch does absolutely nothing to non-NVSE mods, as for NVSE, you just need to update to the latest version, Tigranes.

Early info I found on Something Awful suggests that DAII presents the same memory leak DA:O had.

Metacritic scores are very similar to New Vegas, so it's not like this game is doing incredibly badly, but going by the reviews, it does feel ultra-rushed. And yeah, it also feels like it didn't meet the reception a Bioware game usually meets. I really just skimmed through the reviews, so I'm not certain as to why.

It better! OR ELSE.

Weirdly enough, the highest metacritic score is for the PC version so far. Not that I expect that to last though, just found that amusing.

No one said otherwise unless you're implying that the article writer is not entitled to have opinions based on the demo which is pretty stupid overall. I didn't really like the article by the way, he makes a couple of good points, but it's mostly lost in a sea of confusing writing and inaccurate statements.

26-8-13 It's not that good.

AFAIK EA puts an embargo on all their titles, major or not. I have no doubt DAII will have, at the very least, solid reviews. Most previews/impressions of the demo, for example, were rather gushing in tone.

The romances and the linearity in his movies.

Yeah, what gives with that? ? ! if you're going to rip off an ending at least make it a good one. ...still excited for the game though. Actually .

Guess what? Going by the spoilers it sounds like this game has a style ending.

According to Italian website SpazioGames the PS3 version may not come out, since Sony still hasn't authorized it and if they don't receive this authorization soon they may not be able to develop that version at all.

Going to do a funcroc: Info on the new DLCs?

Actually, Obsidian was simply continuing the tradition from Black Isle.

I don't think they released anything you had to pay for The Witcher after the base game. They rereleased the game a lot of times, but that's it.

AH. Looks like I was right after all.

Or maybe they finished the work on those after the game went gold. Wouldn't be that surprising, considering how rushed this project looks.

I'm not impressed.

Uh, I'm sorry for the spoilers in my summary, but it's difficult to avoid them, since the very premise of the new game is spoiler-y. Also IGN preview. Link courtesy of GameBanshee.

This is RPG Italia's interview with Project Director Bj