Coldkill

GFWL, as it's creators have named it, is the worst piece of <insert profanity here>. I've been attempting to download an add on to the "acclaimed Fallout 3" today and besides Microsoft uploading X-Box files in place of actual PC files, then resetting the download every 5 minutes, then forcing me to log out so they could reset the download without me watching them reset the download... It all makes for a very frustrating day. Does anyone else feel that Microsoft are the worst company out there for even trying to enter into the gaming market with their sub standard software?

So it's not even been developed by Infinity Ward? Did Activision really rape them that hard as to take away the rights to their own game?

"I just shipped his pants" - ign.com

That was horrendous. I hope for the sake of humanity that it is not real. I fear it is though, and that makes me so, so scared. I actually feel really sorry for that Indian girl.

I laughed possible too hard at that. I quite enjoyed the really deep voice actor reading it as well.

So apparently, this is a whale trying to talk English. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=14MJXC0h4TU

It's pretty awesome that they've added in snake to YouTube. The fast connection is an issue, although if you hit left and up enough it'll start as the video invariably has to buffer.

Now that's a serious cyberquestion"]cyberquestion right there

I've been following this for some time and the thing that really struck me was the refusal of the Swedish prosecutors to interview Assange either through tele-conference (which happens in courts across the world) or in the Ecuadorian embassy in London. Surely they have interview facilities there. I believe that he will eventually be extradited to Sweden, then undoubtedly the US will request whilst he is there an extradition for him to answer the leaks case.

Still found nothing, even with safe screen disabled.

Great clue

'...covered in cum and a tiny bit of poop...', I never thought I'd read those words. Let alone read them out loud as I struggled to comprehend the enormity of what was read. Seriously, wtf? Also, what book is that?

That is somewhat arousing...

It's almost like he's dancing!

I didn't actually watch it again, I'll be honest, it really didn't do anything for me. I've had my cigarette and moved on. It's best you do too.

What a load of rubbish. Prance around in a 'camo' one piece and then start playing with guns? Utter rubbish.

Wogan on any electronic/dubstep/house/trance show would be awesome!

Yes, yes please PM me, I'm in Fallowfield.

Dog bless living in Uni halls. I haven't actually received one of these and I live in Manchester halls.

Best. Line. Ever. Period.

That had me in stitches near the end

Yeah I had that problem, took me a few tries to get through.

Picked up a copy 2 days ago, completed it yesterday with Wrestlevania. I was very surprised about this, I was expecting it to be a lot like ODST which was shite. But in fact, it was rather enjoyable. I liked the armour modules, although disliked the fact that sprint wasn't an innate ability of the player. I also quite liked the character customisation and the ability to play the campaign as my own character, rather than John Doe 118. The weapons feel decent as well, which is another plus. The assault rifle seems to have been given some love, which has made it my favourite weapon. The story isn't bad, but the cut scene camera angles could do with a lot of work. As for multiplayer, well it's Halo through and through. Which means it's mostly a bunch of kiddies bunny hopping around hoping they'll get a kill and yelling "newb" into their microphones when they do. Overall

I've got to agree with that statement, I went through every dialogue option there was. I must admit, they weren't as engaging as Mass Effect, but I didn't feel they were terrible at the same time. The entire StarCraft universe is less than believable and in some cases purposefully comedic, which probably detract from the experience as I believe a more gritty game would have served the title better. Saying that, I believe the story was consistent throughout, and to me that made it playable and enjoyable. I also quite liked how they introduced new units to your arsenal. Overall, I liked the game. As for the innovative gameplay, look at C&C4 and where that left it? The end of the king of RTS games in a washed up puddle that failed to satisfy fans of the franchise and RTS gamers alike. The gameplay in SC2 was back to basics, and in that sense it was refreshing to see.

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