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Kotor: http://transgaming.org/gamesdb/games/view.mhtml?game_id=3154 Kotor2: http://transgaming.org/gamesdb/games/view.mhtml?game_id=3664 Easy to forget that the name is actually Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. Hmmm, strangely, I have an urge to replay KotOR, now ... "

240W? I can barely step that fast on a stepper in the gym! If they manage to migrate the GPU to a smaller die then it will draw less power ...

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A confession is only needed for a professional police state. :happy:

... And a coffee-stained trenchcoat.

So you advocate the purchase to go ahead, then.

Was that the one where you could smash the backboard? What's your opinion of M2:TW?

What game is that Meta? :confused: Space Rangers 2

That goes for alot of places as far as I am aware. ... And also for a lot of industries, such as creative types in the film industry, too.

Chocolate Mousse?

Let's keep the ad hominem attacks away from the discussion, lest observers think that we are uncultured barbarians. Please direct all energies towards an unemotional dissection of the facts, not towards emotional attacks of the proponents. It just looks ugly.

I notice you added zero to the discussion. The Big Kahuna. Spacey and DeVito are brilliant and the script is pretty sharp (so far).

Gorth, you must gather your greymatter before venturing an opinion.

I'm not sure if I understand the database correctly, but Neverwinter Nights 2 is there and KotOR isn't (yet).

This makes me think of something like Alyx 2.0 (upgraded Alyx from Half-Life 2), which is a very good thing. To me this reads "forced parties" in which I'm stuck with characters who disagree with my actions and constantly hound me about it, ala Neeshka and Bishop. How aggravating. Sigh. Perhaps Bioware can make it less irritating than Obsidian did, but I'm not getting my hopes up. Even if the rest of the game was perfect, I'd give it an 8 just because of this. But I may be overreacting, so I'll wait and see, and give it a chance. If you listen to the developers' commentary on Half-Life 2: Episode One they did a lot of play-testing around Alyx's character. If she tried to hurry Gordon, then the players very quickly got annoyed. They decided the best attitude for Alyx was to have her trust the player (and by implication, the pace that Gordon set through the game). As for the "third level" of communication, I'd be surprised if that means more than "mood fidgets" (my terminology), like angry = menacing pacing up and down, etc. I must say I'm a little skeptical about the net benefit that this "third layer" will provide, though I would be more than pleased to be surprised.

Wow, that's a lot of assumptions there. For the record, the British Constabulary had a high-level political review a couple of decades ago (Thatcher's government) and the executive summary was that the force was institutionally racist. Not a surprising conclusion, you might think, but it certainly was a bold assessment, and calculated to help the society to improve. And not too many other police forces (read: none) have ever even dared to have such an explosive commentary made about them, let alone published by the government. I think you are over-egging the pudding by calling the police force institutionally racist now, though. That's just not supportable with the evidence.

The USA don't use the French spelling of the word and neither should the Brits. But thanks for playing. The British use the BRITISH spelling, but thanks for trying to play.

OMG j00 owe 4 da tat! Also, the text, or the background, is too light for the poll results. (What?)

Bok, some toys! 369-pound, 22-inch Woofer "For all you Escalade owners, Navigator drivers, and Hummer crews. For the players who know the game and the VIPs who know where the party's at. Your woofer has arrived." (Because sometimes the best copy of all comes straight from the manufacturer.) $7,500 clickie

Also price.

Well, it's good to hear that it isn't a blanket issue; still, the first thing to check is the BIOS setting.

That's why police use blue lights.

So, it allows for the linux distro to run DirectX (for example) emulation? Cool. Does it work?

Hmmm, weapons in the home might be a good idea, if we could prevent them from activating outside the home ... "