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Quake 1 had a Nine Inch Nails soundtrack, I think.

Like everyone else, I use Winamp. And MusicMatch to make mp3 files from my cds, although I haven't done that in ages. Are there any new, good, and free mp3 rippers?

Would you like to do the writing for a game that is of a genre other than RPG?

How do you think you could improve as a writer and game designer?

Everybody says the Wayans suck. How can they be overrated?

Nick Cave - Little Empty Boat

By the way, what happened to Marc Caro? IMDB has next to no info on the guy.

A hound that hunts raccoons. I think.

Was it her optimism? If so, I'm gonna guess you love Roberto Benigni. :D

Could you elaborate on the faults of Am

Jean Pierre Jeunet for the win!

It's because of your fetish for blue, hairy men, isn't it?

Roky Erickson - Slip Inside This House

Can - Mother Sky

I wish Bioshock was on that list. It seems to me like it's the type of game that could really benefit from enhanced physics.

Famke Janssen looks great with red hair.

Isn't she a blonde petite Malaysian boy?

As far as I know there is no such game. Anyway, my suggestion is to make a game where the main storyline is more or less linear, but where you can affect other characters in the game in a meaningful way. for example, a story where a side character suffers some sort of personal tragedy and the way that character reacts to said tragedy is determined by your actions towards him/her. Perhaps such a game would be a bit less expensive to develop.

Perhaps she's actually Blofeld!

I think that what's bothering you is that she's just plain ugly.

Actually, that's one of my points of contention, nowadays, with adventures in general (the gameplay is almost inexistent) but perhaps I shouldn't go there. Anyway, I think the adventure genre could get a breath of fresh air if someone started implementing branching storylines into the games. For example, it would be cool if, in Fahrenheit, you could trick the police into following another suspect right at the beginning of the game, thus originating a wildly different story progression.

But Deus Ex had actual complex gameplay that was part of the story. And you could play each level in many non-linear ways.

Wasn't Fahrenheit completely linear? I thought it was just a movie rolling by with the simon says bits thrown in just so that the designers could say the game actually had gameplay.

There should poll on which of Eddo's polls is the dumbest.

Kaftan is indeed a bastard. @meta: the cat's a siamese. I've had one myself. I'll post a picture of my desk after pilfering my dad's digital camera.