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Roughly 10: Radiohead - OK Computer Led Zeppelin - IV Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Pixies - Surfer Rosa Janelle Monáe - The ArchAndroid Cake - Fashion Nugget Nina Simone - Wild is the Wind Queens of the Stone Age - Rated R The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Are You Experienced John Coltrane - A Love Supreme Katzenjammer - Le Pop Joni Mitchell - Blue Bob Dylan - Blonde on Blonde Kyuss - Blues For The Red Sun Movits! - Ut Ur Min Skalle Lauryn Hill - The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill Les Savy Fav - Let's Stay Friends ISIS - Wavering Radiant Lhasa de Sela - La Llorona Melvins - Stone Witch Metallica - Master of Puppets Pantera - Cowboys from Hell Miles Davis - Kind of Blue Mono - Hymn to the Immortal Wind Moonspell - Irreligious Mudhoney - Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Murder Ballads Nick Drake - Five Leaves Left Nico - Chelsea Girl St. Vincent - Actor Ornatos Violeta - Cão Nirvana - Nevermind Patti Smith - Horses Patxi Andíon - Una Dos y Tres Propagandhi - Less Talk, More Rock Rage Against the Machine - Rage Against the Machine Rancid - ...And Out Come The Wolves Sara Tavares - Xinti Sérgio Godinho - Campolide Suzanne Vega - 99.9 Fº And So I Watch You From Afar - And So I Watch You From Afar Banyan - Anytime At All Björk - Homogenic Black Sabbath - Paranoid Can - Future Days Charles Mingus - The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady Charles Bradley - No Time For Dreaming Exitmusic - Passage Fantômas - Director's Cut Flight of the Conchords - Flight of the Conchords Florence + The Machine - Lungs Genesis - Selling England by the Pound Janis Joplin - Pearl Jeffrey Lewis - City and Eastern Songs John Lee Hooker - Live At The Café Au Go-Go Wir Sind Helden - Von Hier an Blind Tom Waits - Small Change Titus Andronicus - The Airing of Grievances The Tallest Man On Earth - Shallow Grave The Smiths - The Queen is Dead Offspring - Ixnay on the Hombre The Minutemen - Double Nickels On The Dime Gathering - Mandylion The Clash - London Calling The Black Keys - Brothers The Antlers - Hospice Stevie Wonder - Songs In the Key Of Life Skip James - Hard Time Killing Floor Blues Sheryl Crow - Tuesday Night Music Club Queen - A Night At the Opera Portishead - Dummy Giant Drag - Hearts and Unicorns Eagles of Death Metal - Peace Love Death Metal Deolinda - Dois Selos e Um Carimbo Cradle of Filth - Cruelty and the Beast Carla Bruni - Quelqu'un m'a dit Kept things to one album per artist.

My paternal grandmother made divine chocolate mousse. Also fried beef's brains, which, thanks to mad cow disease I will never eat again.

Mp3tag works very well for tagging. I use it along with foobar2000.

Pitch black darkness is something I always miss in games. It would be great if light and darkness were an integral part of the gameplay.

I have a Samsung C3050 slide phone, my company's work phone is a barebones Nokia 2630, and my other company phone is a Nokia E65 which is absolutely horrible. I'll soon have yet another company phone. I think it's a nokia, as well.

It should be the latter option. And no full voice overs.

Play it on easy. It should be playable with your eyes closed that way.

Do the real time dynamic elements of the backgrounds, like the water and the wisp's lighting make the creation of new areas a longer, harder process?

My dad likes Yoko Tsuno, but I've never been a big fan of the art. Valerian is where it's at (or Laureline, rather).

I have 50/5, right now.

The second is much better balanced and designed, from encounter design to basic gameplay. The Legend ends up being very, very grindy and can burn you out.

Start with Armored Princess.

Mama. Not very good. Terribad script.

In my experience you can never have too much leadership. You might reach a point where good troops are in short supply but, if that happens, it's because you haven't been able to conserve them properly.

Regarding the stats and picking of equipment, there's a menu in game that tells you what each stat does. Also, on the subject of picking gear, You should really be thinking about what build you are going for from the outset. It really depends on how you play: whether you usually block or dodge, if you depend more on the special or the normal attacks, if you want to maximize criticals, and so on.

Difficult? They were insane by modern standards, designed to separate you from your coins. On Wreck it Ralph, I thought it was just as good as any other recent animated movie, not better nor worse. Even my kids have already forgotten about it. Only among gamers online have I seen praise for it.

I thought it failed thoroughly as an homage to arcades by making Ralph's game very easy and having the whole plot revolve around that. Fix it guy should be the one rebelling and leaving the game because of losing all the time. It could have been a much better comedy if it went that way.

Basically the differences seem to be the OS, the hard drive and the screen's resolution. For the same price I'd go with the Alienware. I'd consider swapping the hdd for an ssd, though.

1080p for a 27" screen is too low. If that's your price range, I'd recommend Dell's U2412M, a 24" 16:10 IPS with 1920x1200 resolution. Or a Korean 27" or 30" from ebay, if you don't mind the risk.

Except those games are what Diablo would be like with a controller, and if you put them on a PC the only sane control scheme would be Diablo's. How exactly is DS3 fundamentally different from any number of other Diablo clones? Do you honestly Diablo on consoles would play as a point and click game? Really? Yeah, no.

What I meant is that DS3 isn't a game in the same subgenre as Diablo or Titan Quest or what have you. The game is a console action RPG, like Champions of Norrath or the Dark Alliance games.

You can put me in line as well.

For the sake of consistency, if they didn't give him an Oscar for Gilbert Grape, they shouldn't award him for anything else. Except perhaps for Calvin Candie.

Noooooo.

I hope the open world is more like Risen and Gothic than Elder Scrolls.