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If you can afford it, this is godly. If you can't, go for the Archos 5 instead which is almost as godly.

If I could pick anyone I wouldn't care about cars. But I can't, so:

I think this has a lot of potential for secret stuff. Like, if you dance the can can, you unlock extra costumes, or you have to do a front half twist in order to get two extra items from a merchant. It would be awesome to see the completists making fools of themselves.

Alien Nation was great fun and a great idea. I remember the aliens hearing sex between humans and thinking someone was in danger.

It's a completely idiotic name if you speak Portuguese. It just means Christmas.

As far as I can recall, they haven't said anything specific about this, yet. However, I'm guessing (hoping?) that melee will at least sport some limited combos and special abilities, especially as your character invests more points into the HtH side of things.

The videos showed a maxed out/invincible Thorton running around for demoing purposes.

Stealth. Proper melee combat. Actual choices and consequences not limited to a couple of events. No bad vehicle sections inserted as filler. Better ranged combat, hopefully.

It's the latter; we have a menu of missions that you select from in the safehouse. Mike warps to mission, beats up/stealthily passes by a bunch of bad guys, and then you return to the safehouse to check your news, emails, etc., and repeat the process. How much will in mission decisions affect other missions? Will there be stuff like, for example, having a new entry point for a level because you finagled some explosives during a previous mission, or finding helpful info on a mission building's security system, while accomplishing some other task?

I've gotten 37, so far. Took me ages.

The fact they used this as a defense against the RPS article, makes Bioware's writers and designers seem not very bright. Or at least, just Gaider. RPS article? The preview thingie where the author slags off Dragon Age.

The fact they used this as a defense against the RPS article, makes Bioware's writers and designers seem not very bright. Or at least, just Gaider.

Beatallica - Hey Dude Hey, dude, it's true not sad Take a thrash song and make it better Remember! That metal iz in your heart Then you can start to be a shredder

I thought you loved all things Swedish? The "classification" is a bit off on some of those bands. Last time I checked, Queen wasn't exactly "heavy metal" Queen - "Killer Queen" Watch me wiggle myself out of this one. Well, Europe are totally cool if you listen to them very, very ironically. Also, the hair and clothes were full of horrible awesome. And I was a big fan of Final Countdown when I was around 6 or 7 years old.

There are some pretty atrocious choices in that list. Europe, for example. I mean, Europe? Europe? Really?

Question: Will there be cameras to avoid and disable? And a surveillance room with a couple of AIs watching the camera feeds?

Masochist

That's really great. And at the very least, they have some of the awesome song titles ever. Beatallica - Everybody's got a Ticket to Ride Except For Me and My Lightning

I thought you were comparing games to movies and books. Not other games. I loved the Zelda games. Haven't played on since Ocarina of time though. I stand corrected...... Well, personally, I feel that comparing the vast majority of game writing to well written books and films isn't even worth doing at this point. The art of writing for games is just still too undeveloped, I guess. Zelda games are generally awesome and all but they are not RPGs. Besides, the writing in the Zelda games was just a very basic background to get the gameplay going. The writing in those games was just functional, and best if ignored. Finally, regarding The Longest Journey, I don't think it was a particularly good game, in the sense that its core gameplay mechanics just weren't very good. What I think The Longest Journey did well was the writing, as its character development was comparatively rich and engaging and its plot development did a very good job of keeping the player engaged. I think TLJ is one of only a handful of games where the writing managed to make its characters feel like real people and not just a collection of standard archetypes.

Compared to? When compared to most other game companies they are miles and miles and miles ahead. Tim Schafer, Ken Levine, Ragnar T

Your own ignorance doesn't say anything about someone else's quality or importance.

Yes, it is. Sorry if me being a pretentious twit, obfuscated the identity of the movie. Ocks

Compared to? When compared to most other game companies they are miles and miles and miles ahead. Tim Schafer, Ken Levine, Ragnar T

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Congratulations, man! I'm curious though, did you mention you post on gaming forums before getting hired?