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Speaking of Freedom Force vs the Third Reich, I am really digging the voice work! They have captured the essence of the superhero characters (including the narrator). Mentor is my favourite. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Voice acting in FF series is superb. El Diablo rocks! :D

Bet you they fix things too. Care to name some ? I own a lot of PS2 games and I've never come across a buggy one unless you count The Getaway which crashed in the same spot all the time(which was a bad disk so i'm not sure it counts anyway). I can name a few Xbox games, but then thats why I dont have a particular liking for the Xbox. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Well. All Burnout titles on PS2 has some "noclipping" issues. Your car can fall from the road to nowhere! PSP has same problems too. Again, if you count low framerates as bugs, lots of console games suffer from low framerates.

Patches aren't always fixers. Sometime they add new features to the games like free mods, additional levels, additional weapons etc. I know buggy PS2 games too, but it is impossible to patch them.

Permanent loss of ear

Then, you'll be surprised. :D

After this news, i can say that, i won't buy PS3. Instead, i'm gonna buy 360 and revo. (399$ + 250$ = 649$ still less than PS3)

Dark Forces 2: Jedi Knight ??

http://www.eurogamer.net/article.php?article_id=62956 Go Sony Go!

Fallout. It taught me what makes a game a real CRPG.

Definitely full party control. I don't like to control, to create and to level up all party members, and to distribute every skill points for them. It really annoys me.

A think the real problem with BG: DA is, it's name. If it's name was "The Dark Alliance of Dark Forces" or something like that, it wouldn't be a problem.

Genre?

I never played it. Was it really that bad?

First?

An easy fight :D

Or just use http://www.imageshack.us/

Play Boiling Point for that. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> After your post(about that great new patch ), i decided to buy it next month. It is very bargain.

I want ridable choppers.

Still playing Mount&Blade..

Never played Mount&Blade, but how would riding through enemies work in a DnD based game? Wouldn't really make sense to implement a complex rule-system to incite tactical fights, and then just rush with your horse through enemies like a tank. That could probably work in some kind of an action game, though. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> You're right. Riding horse by clicking around is ridiculous. So lack of horses is no big deal for NWN2. But in a CRPG like Oblivion or Gothic, there should be horses. It is REALLY very fun

But it's always fun to ride your horse through your enemies and charge them. Horses are well impelemented in Mount&Blade at least.

Yep.

I really like Mount&Blade's mounted combat. Pretty cool.

Can be downloaded at http://www.3dgamers.com/games/commandossf/downloads/

Let's say good bye to our "world map" too.