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She does her training naked in the miniseries too. They just don't show teh boobies.

The whole Vorenus thing pissed me off. Also: Cleopatra(asking about Pullo): Is he a good man? Vorenus: Define good...

And there was little fan outcry. Not because we believe HW is a better choice than Megatron to play Megatron, but because we've come to expect Bay to **** up everything there is to **** up in this movie and generally have just stopped whining and hope one day someone will make a live action Transformers movie that respects the source material. Keith David is Ultramegahardcore though and him being any voice in the film is awesome beyond words.

After horribly dying against a rat because I couldn't figure out how to attack it while it was slowly killing me, I just gave up and didn't try anymore.

are steroids illegal or just their use in competition?

The collars would be the excuse to team up with techie kids, or to focus on tech skills yourself. Because if someone could figure out how to disable the collars, I'm sure everyone would want to be their friend.

I saw lots of trailers and it seemed like an interesting idea, but I wasn't really in the right mood when it came on so I decided to leave it in case it's good, rather than spoil it for myself. So you liked it, then? It seemed like another of these series with a fine balancing act to do between over-explaining and over-complicating the mystery. I found the ads for it didn't even come close to giving you an idea of what the show was about. The ads were like "OMG MAGIC ROOM!" while in reality the room is little more than a means of transportation in the series. And they barely touch on the mystery in the series. The mystery is very much intact at the end, while they explain enough of it to both leave you satisfied, but also wanting more. I found that it focused way too much on Tom Cruise and his screaming kids than on the actual conflict. The old school like 60s version I think was done in a much more satisfying way. Also... I find it stupid that the aliens getting sick somehow caused their crazy war machines to malfunction. If they just stopped moving because the aliens got sick and died, believable. But their shields shouldn't stop working just because they're sick.

This is both a horrible idea, and the best idea ever. With a limited game map and limited number of NPCs, a LOT of depth could be put into the conversation and skill system, and if done right, this could be the most replayable RPG ever. With nearly unlimited possibilities for how things turn out in the game. There would likely be a limited amount of endings, but between the beginning and the ending, every playthrough would be completely different.

If you were a fan of the show at any time, then its definitely worth the money. Especially if you like the 2003 series, as its MUCH more like than than the old 80s cartoon. Its definitely a sequel to the first movies, as the movie supposedly takes place a year or so after defeating Shredder, and Shredder's movie mask and the time scepter from TMNT III make an appearance in Splinter's trophy room at the end. But being animated the storyline adds more of the mystical/bizarre that the 2003 cartoon had. While the character designs for the turtles are more in line with the original comics, and the human designs are more like The Incredibles. I paid 11 bucks to see it and have no regrets. Then again I'm the biggest 80s cartoon fan on this board. I will say this though: Its not like Pixar level oscar winning good, but its really everything a Turtles film should be.

You can't deny that Raph/Leo fight was awesome though.

I believe they purchased the IWD assets, like concept art, models, design docs, etc. And everyone assumed that meant they purchased the license.

It a sequel to the live action movies, while pretty much disregarding most of 2 and 3, much like Superman Returns was a sequel to Superman 2. The only mention of TMNT 2 and 3 is various objects from those 2 movies in Splinter's trophy case at the end. Their Sewar lair took some design nods from the new animated series too. Also, Peter Laird was an executive producer for the film, which could mean anything from him being directly involved in some decisions, to they only named him that so fans wouldn't be angry.

I was in a bar with some co-workers one night and she happened to be there and came up behind me and gave me a hug and ran away and one of my co-workers was like "Dude! Who was the hottie!?" When I said "my sister" he was like "oh... sorry"

Mine was on wednesday and consisted of getting up at 2 PM, going to work, working till midnight, going home, watching highlander, and going to sleep. BTW the episode where Richie dies is very badly done.

Amen. Amen. Initially I got bought into the hype, but after a few weeks of playing, I realised I never gained any feeling satisfaction from the game at all. I feel exploration RPG done similiarly to Wizardry 8 or -especially- like Betrayal in Krondor with modern graphics, it'll be great. Betrayal at Krondor was an awesome game. If a tad hard. I could never get past chapter 6 because I kept running out of food.

I find the first turtles movie a little hard to watch because of its 80s-ness. The effects are great, its actually well written and acted, but the crazy clothes and hair and such are just a little much for me. Not saying its not still awesome... I just actually think TMNT works better in animation. Heres hoping for Bebop and Rocksteady in the sequel!

Are you willing to share your reasons for dislike? I am interested. Crappy character interaction, crappy combat system, not enough plot. The only thing left is graphics, good environments, character models sucked. In other words, hated just about everything about it. Though it was better than Morrowind. I wish Adventure games would come back into style. For the most part I tend to just cheat my way through combat in RPGs because I don't give a crap about the combat and just want to advance the story.

speaking of cool miniseries... did anyone see the Lost Room a while back? I'm hoping they expand it into a full season or at least a sequel miniseries. They left the ending wide open.

I don't mind lots of exploration as long as the story doesn't suffer. BG1 had a good balance. Elder Scrolls games do not.

My sister, who doesn't play video games, was with me at HMV yesterday in the video game section, and she saw the display for the 360 and the PS3 and was like "The PS3 is $650, and the 360 is 500, plus 200 for the HDDVD add on, but you can already play the HD discs in the PS3 right?" and I was like "Yeah" and she's like "Well then the 360 is actually more expensive than the PS3"

The sales will increase this christmas likely, with more must haves. I doubt it will catch up to the other two though.

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I'm angry the Paladin trilogy was never finished. That was my favorite, despite being ridiculously linear.

Avellone should make a Power Rangers RPG. Then he can combine his High School RPG, with fighting space monsters in giant robots.