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I couldn't possibly say. " <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Twas GAME wasn't it? Wasn't it!?

Sounds like a duel is in order. Or some cross-dressing... as was the style of the time. Incidentally, which vendor was this?

I miss the point 'n' click, the golden age of Lucasarts. The pretenders, Revolution going about their business ala Saved by the Bell: The New Class. Beneath a Steel Sky and the Broken Sword series before it forsooke its imaginative origins in favour of puzzles of box pushing variety. Heady days indeed.

What a shank. Did you ever have the chance to play Dungeon Seige? If not... this is a tragedy of Shakespearian proportions.

How? "But that puppy followed me out of the store," :D

Sigur Ros, one of the untitled tracks off (). Saw them live at Manchester Apollo very recently. Bloody spectacular.

More like Ninja Gayden! Oho, zing! <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I don't get it.

Question the first. Is it possible to play PS:T at higher resolution and, as second segment of the curiosity tangerine, if so, how? The second? GTA:SA. I've just completed the penultimate Venturas heist mission, I have the key card, the Splinter Cell style gimp suit, everything... but no mission notifications are up. I can't progress. I haven't done the Liberty City bistro mission either as that hasn't come up. Just how buggered am I? Is there something I have to do?

Just stumbled on the interactive sex scene in Fahrenheit. EDIT: If only it were that easy in real life. "

"Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic III [rumored] Also known as: Star Wars KOTOR 3, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 3, Obsidian Project #3 [untitled] The third chapter in LucasArts' RPG exploration of the Star Wars legacy. NOTE: This game has not yet been announced or officially confirmed by the publisher. Exact plans for which platforms this title might release on are also unconfimed at this time. Unofficially, the game is expected to be one of three next-gen projects in the works at developer Obsidian Entertainment." So essentially... they know bugger all.

I... erm. Hmm. untitled__Custom_.bmp

I'm pleasantly surprised! Last I saw it had the look of an inferior GTA rip.

Ninja Gaiden is one of the best action/adventure games out there. When you've completed it, you really feel accomplished something <{POST_SNAPBACK}> It works both ways. I'm a failure, I'm the kinda player they made ninja dog mode for.

Nothing wrong with a bit of foppery.

Replaying Arcanum, as an Elven mage/fop.

Just ordered GCII and Fahrenheit from Amazon UK at

I don't really care for many of your points but I must say, I do hope ^^^ in particular is omitted from any forthcoming sequel just to spite you all. I've had it up to here* with all your oversized hoods and customisable Jedi paraphernalia. *Forehead.

In case twice wasn't enough. http://forums.obsidianent.com/index.php?showtopic=40521

Its everyones favourite Denton! "I would love to be your chamber boy"

Yeah. They sort the wheat from the... chaff? In software terms that is.

Have you seen their job lists :ph34r: <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Typical. Japanese weirdos place out all their kinky fetishes with

I expected it from someone but not from you meta, never from you.

I'm impatient! But thanks, I'll have to try a few techniques. I guess its just a matter of perfecting the turning.

Picked up the PC version San Andreas not too long ago, enjoying CJ's endeavours very much. One problem though, I can't bloody fly. I've just purchased the desert airfield and I'm having a lot of trouble progressing. So if anyone has any advice (beyond "burn your keyboard...buy a controller") I'd be very appreciative. I'm not above outright cheating either, I'm the lowest of the low.

I read Crime and Punishment for the first time when I was 16. I'd never read anything as powerful as that before. It could whip me up into a frenzy at times. Afterwards I went on a bit of a Dostoevsky bender, read Karamazov, The Idiot, The Devils and Notes From The Underground. I was seriously ****ed by the end. At the time I don't think I could cope with all the foreign concepts. But all of them are worth a read if you have the patience, Karamazov especially... if only for Ivan.