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You have to run both the installer and the main executable in Win95 compatability mode. I have the original four C&C games (+ expansions) all running on XP.

But Red Alert is awesome.

There are several of those in the SW extended universe.

On the PC version, do the keyboard controls for helicopters suck as badly as they did in VC?

You have to find some comfort in the fact that it's front page news, though.

The basic premise isn't exactly unique; it's the characters and dialogues that really made TLJ shine (IMO). There isn't really any way to show that in a teaser like this, though. I would reccommend playing TLJ, but bear in mind it's one of the longer adventures (hell, games) in recent years. I have to agree the trailer wasn't all that exciting. Beautiful artwork, certainly, but I wanted to see some gameplay, too.

I think it was more because Lucas couldn't afford Wookies in ROTJ, so he threw them in here. I do agree it's completely pointless, though.

Christians tend to ignore the gory bits (i.e. The Old Testament, Revelations) and instead focus on Jesus' "turn the other cheek"-esque bits.

Mac, with the promise of a port to PC. Likely the only reason Halo PC was ever published.

I have to agree, it was totally awesome. Extreme, even.

Actually, I don't. I'm not a big fan of Zelda or Paper Mario or those kinds of stylistic games. I'm not talking about the game developers. What I'm saying is that guys making the Revolution seem to care more about games than the guys making the 360 or PS3.

Nintendo, at least, seems to have some kind of regard for the quality of games. How much, I'm not sure, but there's something there.

I've been wondering that since I first heard about this game. Anyway, the trailer's interesting, but rather annoying because a) the screen's been resized into a square so everything's thinner than it should be and it looks like a Half-Life 2 mod. (A very good HL2 mod, though. )

And the other games mentioned are the Matrix Online and a WWII game.

Wookie = Wook-ie = ie-Wook = Ewok

Inspired is certainly the right word.

And therein lies the problem.

It starts off amazing but very quickly becomes quite tedious.

I suggest you read this.

That's basically what I was thinking, although I liked the dolphins.

Neither George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, nor Harrison Ford were directly involved with the making of FOA, so man, that game must be shit!

Famous last words.

Given the Gamecube's reputation for kiddy platform games, I suspect Psychonauts would have sold rather well with parents buying their kids another crazy, childish game. Then they would try and sue the store for selling an adult game in kiddy style. Either that or they'd see the two-headed baby and not let their kids anywhere near it.

You've answered your own question!

And things just keep getting better and better.