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It's an awesome FPS with fairly open ended levels, where action and stealth approaches are viable gameplay options, aprtly because your enemies have great AI. Also, it has funny conversations which make even the goons you face seem like real people, intelligence items to pick up that add depth and hilariousness to the game world, and most importantly it doesn't take itself seriously. Finally, the game and has the best set pieces(only matched by the sequel) you can find in a FPS. Oh, and it also stars the best female lead character in gaming, ever.

I really don't know. the AI had the habit of throwing away winning die, for example. Say, if you had a pair of fours, and the AI had three fours, it was perfectly possible, and even probable, for the AI to pick one or two of the fours to roll again. It was retarded.

How anyone can prefer FEAR to NOLF just boggles the mind. I enjoyed the fights in FEAR, but other than it was pretty horrible. It's probably the most disjointed game I've ever played.

Did you all only play it after the Enhanced edition? Originally, the AI made it almost impossible to lose. It was an infinite source of money.

Got any good examples? Of the top of my head? Hacking in Fallout 3. Bar games in Fable. That dice game in the Witcher. The dice game in the Witcher was essentially broken, before the enhanced edition.

No, people who complain about those not liking comics is trolling, not people who tell trolls to get a life. Get a life, then.

There's always No One Lives Forever 2.

Huh, it is mp3.

You really don't have a leg to stand on, Morgoth.

The soundtrack is orgasmic.

Just in time to find those Prothean ruins.

Except DA will probably get delayed as well.

Ouch. Make that a 40 foot pole.

TVI? I wouldn't touch that with a twenty foot pole. Is it a live broadcast?

Who the what, now? How did that happen?

Note how Bok doesn't show the frame rate in those pictures. It's shame.

Many American song hits were adaptations of French songs. My Way, for example.

As far as I know, And Now For Something Completely Different was done with the explicit purpose of introducing Americans to Monty Python, but failed in that regard.

The nuts of dawn? How awesome is that.

Neither. It's doughnut.

There's some marketing talent going on there.

Unfortunately, language is a tyranny of the majority.

It's not like Marvel isn't an assortment of incompetent writers and artists, anyway.

I remember seeing people complain about Sheena Easton's Scottish accent in Torment.

Yes, we do.