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Cheers. I'll stop by the closest one when I'm nearby, next time.

No, I am sober and I don't use edit. Big difference.

Civilization 3? No way. 1, 2 or 4. Or SMAC. Not 3. (Doom made me sleepy.)

Kewl. There's a new Ninty Official Magazine out now, too.

So Golemtech is just the T100 series Terminator? Kewl. It's pretty silly that the Terminator from the subsequent films looks like Arnie. After all, if they all looked like him, then they wouldn't be too difficult to spot ...

There's a second hand Playstation One in the local mart (for

So if I buy a Revolution, then I can play Rampage?

I am vewy vewy tempted to by a Ninty system. Are they backward compatible (to any extent) ?

Mussolini calls your ball OUT!

Yes. In fact, that physical process (looking left and a bit up) is how the brain recalls memories. You can tell if someone is lying to you, if they don't look left, but right: which is where the brain sends the eyes when it wants to invent stuff.

Yet you have time to play TOMBS all day?

Rampage

And what will you do for six months? Play NwN?

Doom 1 ? Are you MAD?

*cookie* Ah. Thank you. Yes. Rampage. Why don't they make games like that anymore ... *reminisces*

This game hit the arcades when I was still at school, back in the eighties. Not last year.

And nudity. From Scarlet Johanssen. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> How about Scartlet Johanssen killing loads of people with buckets of blood in the nude! Disclaimer: I don't think Scarlet Johanssen is sexy. Emmanuelle B

I nominate Kor Qel Droma.

It was a stand-up arcade machine (Taito, maybe?) and subsequent players (up to three players simulataneously) could play as a giant wolf-dog-thing and an oversized gorilla. A guerrilla gorilla!

I believe you already said that.

Keeping your postcount down won't give you a life, Gabs.

Um ... if I understand what you are saying, I think what you are referring to is just the way the CRPG engine handles Turn-Based combat. Then I lost what point you were trying to make.

Well, that way the writers can just create as many different histories / timelines / universes as they want, and the audience can choose their own (from those provided, or from their own, demented imagination). Certainly deals a body-blow to "canon".