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Play desperados, liked it a lot. at the end it because a bit less interesting. Specially the last mission wasn't that great.

I'm not subscribed to any printed magazines and I don't buy printed magazines either. I prefer electronic.

pff, I shot people before. It's not anything to get excited about.

not interested

Chips without beer. I highly doubt it. He simply misplaced the beer keg, and now they found it

It was Homer Simpsons's fault. When he was a astronaut he smuggled a beer keg into the shuttle.

I don't need to speek. I've got a keyboard and internet.

I was joking on the a/s/l part "a/s/l" means "age/sex/location"

oh.. well they should review the editorial copy not the other one. Also, reviews shouldn't be about score. A number doesn't say anything, the content of the review is important. A number doesn't speak a thousand words. I'm against scores in (p)reviews.

That would not be bad thing, if the PR reps would check the article for facts.

Old news... PS... Marvin is somewhere on Mars, don't know the exact coordinates

That's French for a/s/l

He's the creator of trees with friends

What? Bob Ross back from the dead? Or is it just another zombie game?

goddamn seems out of place. there are multiple gods in the world of Tamriel

Z was cool. But quite difficult. The movies between levels were great

I've also seen this crap in mod teams (you know, people that create a modification for a game). They want to look professional and stuff (they even use idiotic "job" titles). Instead of the actual developer asking a question in a public support channel we get a "pr" like dude to ask it for him instead. Because the developer might reveal some details about their great unique never seen before awesome design.

LBA isn't a fighting game, it's often best to avoind fighting or at least try to be tactical and use the environment and the magic ball (balls bounce). The LBA2 demo showed both sides of the game, the adventure part and the action part. There are only a couple of annoying parts in LBA2 to get past. The most annoying part in the whole game is probably getting around celebration island where you had to jump over lava, way to easy to die But still great games to play. They're quite replayable. Never though of the games as difficult, although the first one was more difficult than the second one. Then again sometimes you just need to know how to behave under certain circumtances.

I've never though of Bullshit as a fact program. I've always considered the episodes more to be a mocumentary. That being said, the episode about those paranoid people is bullshit. Nobody ever landed on the moon and JFK was murdered by the state, they just got rid of all the evidence (read: people involved). mwuahahahaha...

Except for a couple of bad "episodes" they all rock. One of the worst "episode" was that dracula one.

Yeah, young indy rules. They need to release those on DVD. MacGyver is cool too, forgot about that one.

Series I currently follow: Simpsons Family guy American dad Malcolm in the Middle Prison Break My name is Earl Everybody hates Chris Scrubs That 70s Show Soon: Futurama Surface (next season?) Dr Who Favorites that have ended or cool series from the past Red Dwarf Chef Tripping the Rift Penn and Teller Bullshit Dilbert Duck Tales Reboot Transformers Darkwing Duck Gooftroop Home Improvement Married with Children I'm sure I forgot a couple

Doom3 also has prerendered lighting, on top of the dynamic lighting. Anyway, UE3 also had 100% dynamic lighting (and a shit load of other "cool" features like self shadowing, softshadows, various forums of displacement mapping (which much further than any 'current' engine has shown). All these things, specially the dynamic lighting and post render things (bloom, etc), have an enormous impact on the performance. The question is... is the performance hit worth it.

EA goes 20% inovation. Ubisoft thinks "holy inovation batman". BG&E2?

That, or somebody that hated you got whacked