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Starwars: You should try a no kills playthrough. I'm really enjoying playing the game like this. I'm still a jerk most of the time, but only in dialogue. Tale: Have the game installed, but it won't unlock for a few days for us inferior Euro folk. Gotta love digital distribution.

So another project that no longer involves Obsidian?

It's looking good. I agree, her butt looks really good.

Happy birthday, but...

Me? I knew what I was getting when I started the game. (If you were talking to me) Pre-loading Darksiders II on STEAM. F U, STEAM, it ain't loading anymore, oh well, I can at least see the game in my library (lol).

Started playing Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth on PSP. I tried out the PlayStation 1 version when I was younger but could not complete it. Now that I understand how the gameplay works, I'm in love. It's an interesting game, and I wonder if there's anything similar, but I doubt it. I'm still very early in the game, beat the first dungeon. Character art/sprites are nice and the music is really good. The gameplay is the biggest reason why I came back, since I like the 2D sidescrolling, platforming with random encounters.

Wii U sales will still be good, or that's what I think.

Ouch two of those games I regret picking up, and I rarely regret game purchases.

BuT i WaNT NeW SCReeNS!!!11one. GiVe THeM To Me, PLeaSe???++\

My brother has made me play Titan Quest with him. Very early in the game, but I remember playing this a few years ago and I enjoyed it back then.

I'll pre-order a copy from every palce that offers something exclusive, problem solved.

Got a new comfortable chair and a new table for my PC. Now I don't feel like my back is going to break when I play games on it!

The Dark Knight Rises. It was good, very good, but not as good as I've read heard somke people say it is. In the end, it was longer than it needed to be. Safehouse. It was good, but very predictable. I told the friend I was watching with what I thought would happen, and I was almost right on all accounts.

Haven't played much lately. Played some Fallout: New Vegas today. Finished the quest in Boulder City. Still doing eveyrthing without any kills. Pumping points into speech, sneak, science, repair and lockpicking. Some points in barter and survival. Picking all the perks that gives advantages in dialogue and inventory space, since I want to have food and drinks when I need them the most. I thought hardcore would be annoying, but it isn't that bad really. No need for weapons and ammo means that there's lots of room for the essential items that would mostly be worthless in a non-hardcore playthrough.

Borderlands is mindnumbingly boring alone. In co-op, it's a decent game.

Tried out Path of Exile stress weekend open beta. I know nothing about the game other than a few people on here have played it. It was fun, but like with all these games, not so fun alone. It's very good for a free-to-play game. I played the Shadow (I think that was it?) class and didn't really know what to do with him, so I just played around a bit and did fairly ok. Got a Raise Zombie skill, Double Strike, Viper Strike and 2 or three Ice elemental spells. It's cool that you can level them up I guess. What's really interesting is that you can equip and remove skills at will. Gives you a lot of freedom with to try out different things. The skill tree or attribute tree when you level up was more expansive than I thought. Reminds me of the Sphere Grid in Final Fantasy X. Let's you try out different builds. I might try out the full game when it releases, if I can find someone to play with.

They play soccer in America. In the U.K. they play football. Going to watch a lot of sports these coming weeks.

http://www.pocketgamer.co.uk/r/Android/Emulation/feature.asp?c=38947 I don't have an Android phone myself (iphone owner), but I've tried it on a friends phone.

I know you said you're not a Final Fantasy guy, but Final Fantasy Tactics is a great game and well worth your time and money. There's also Chrono Trigger that is one of my favorite SNES RPGs.

Fallout: New Vegas pacifist playthrough. Sneak, sneak, sneak and hey, let's sneak some more! I'm really enjoying playing this way since I'm not a big fan of the FO3&FONV combat. This means that some quests are not worth doing since they will inevitabely lead to combat. I'm only 3-4 hours in on this playthrough. Visited the Ranger Outpost in the southwest and went to Nipton. I'm also playing on Hardcore mode, since it seemed appropriate. I don't need any weapons, so I sell them at the nearest shop/trader, and ammo is useless. Armor isn't needed either. Just keep clothes that enhances social abilities. Leaves much room for food and drinks in the inventory. I still haven't played the DLC despite owning them for a long time, and that was why I restarted New Vegas, but knowing that people have completed the game with zero kills made me want to try for myself. DLC will be saved for the next playthrough.

Deus Ex: Human Revolution told me that the Illuminati was behind everything.

I'm not saying it's an excuse. What I am saying is that Obsidian can do nothing about it.

I doubt Obsidian Entertainment chose this. Publishers decide things like this. Just like Zenimax and DLC for Bethesda's TES and Fallout games are timed exclusives for Xbox 360. They've probably struck a fairly lucrative deal to be able to ignore less sales. Warner Bros did the same for Batman: Arkham Asylum, DLC that was on the PS3, but not on Xbox 360. I doubt Rocksteady had any imput in where the DLC would be available.

Got my fourth party member in NWN2: MotB. Why can't I use them all at the same time? I can't decide who should be left behind.