Pidesco

A woman?

Play Asia. CD Universe

Ha ha ha!

Perhaps people could start posting American online stores here, that ship internationally. Like Purplus.

Regarding the selling of more units to compensate lower prices, it's hard to speculate without knowing actual costs of development, but I seem recall having read somewhere that The Witcher had an investment of 8 million dollars. If this figure happens to be accurate, it means that if they sold 200000 Witcher units worldwide at 50 USD they'd have a 2 million dollar profit. And that's a pretty low number of sales. Of course, all this hinges on whether 8 million is an accurate figure. And even if it is, it might not be representative. Perhaps a dev could show up here and say what a Black Isle game usually cost to develop.

What?

QOTSA - The Lost Art Of Keeping A Secret

Games are now roughly 50% more expensive in Europe than in the USA. Example: In Portugal, Crysis costs 49,95

I'd say Torment isn't really a D&D game.

I prefer neither.

I think they should show all Croatian Euro matches in England to the sound of whatever is the Croatian equivalent of this.

Don't worry, it's nothing like JRPGs.

Try to have dexterity at least up to 13. It might make things more interesting in the mortuary.

That was beyond awesome.

Don't forget that the different classes in Torment get different one time bonuses to their stats when they reach a certain level, so it does make a difference to play a mage.

I don't read it often. I just remember a best games of all time list they put together, and every other game seemed to be a Nintendo game

Isn't Edge full of Nintendo fanboys?

Only for those absolutely must excuse their failure. I don't need to excuse myself because I got it, finished it, and it was awesome.

I think not living in the States might be a good excuse.

I just did a search on Pidesco with American Google, and it turns out I'm the most famous Pidesco on the whole of the internets. Something along these lines?

If you have the moolah.

Portugal is starting to look like Scolari's Brazil: plays like crap, barely qualifies, but still wins the competition (I hope).

We'll have to call John Goodman.

Nouvelle Vague - Too Drunk To ****

Oh, I see!!!!!!!!! Happy birthday, you sneaky little bastard.