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For a variety of reasons, I still find it rather funny that Obsidian's logo does not appear on any of the New Vegas posters.

It's one thing to hear the crowd chanting to support their team, and a completely different thing to hear a constant "BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR" that doesn't EVER stop. It's like comparing the sound of a loud song to the sound of a heavy drill.

http://www.offthepost.info/2010/06/patrice-evra-blames-vuvuzelas-for-frances-0-0-draw-with-uruguay/ :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: From what I read, UEFA officials are already thinking about banning vuvuzelas from the rest of the tournament. We'll see how this goes. PS: Slovenia -...

Seconded. It's like the stadium was invaded by a swarm of giant mosquitoes or something that proceeded to devour all the fans. The Argentinians where the only ones so far to come close to making their chants heard over the sound of the vuvuzelas, but in the end they, too, failed. If I'm...

The Alien Entity inside the Roswell Military Complex in "Tex Murphy: The Pandora Directive" comes to mind. Having to go inside that huge abandoned complex filled with goo-covered bodies and deal with the entity (and fast, too, because if you took too long it consumed you and the game ended)...

The Vuvuzelas should be banned altogether from football. The noise is simply unbearable. I've resorted to watching the match with the sound turned off ffs.

New E3 trailer. <embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/eNlC19Vcvrw&hl=en_US&fs=1&" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="640" height="385"></embed> ... It's... ...

http://www.onlinegames.com/basketball/ Most. Addictive. Game. Ever. I'll also buy and start Alpha Protocol tommorow.

-Call of Duty 2: I was sitting by a friend, watching him play a mission which was set during the Normandy landings. The mission proceeded successfully, he completed his objectives, Allied forces entered the field to reinforce us and started marching through our position, heroically epic...

Fallout 3 journalism all over again, with different catchphrases. Only now does the damage this game did to the world start to show. Fallout...check. X-COM...check. What will follow, I wonder.

Am I the only one who upon looking at the thread's title immediately though that the tech demo in question was Troika's PA RPG? Anyway. It looks promising. I'll give it a try.

Wait until someone modifies this weapon and turns it into a Mini-Nuke Machine Gun :look:

Heh, I had joined that NMA Facebook page ages ago. Good news if it finally gets a bit more active.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNYNVevlkz0 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLnWf1sQkjY

Good choice on the High Elf, their high magical aptitude and natural resistance to Paralysis make them very strong characters from the start. Emphasis on ranged combat should be an interesting challenge. I never managed to produce a good enough ranger in Daggerfall in all my playthroughs...

No dedicated servers, no in-game console, no mods, 9vs9 players max, and no "leaning" in the game (because the game "isn't balanced for lean!!!!two". http://arstechnica.com/gaming/news/2009/11/pc-modern-warfare-2-its-much-worse-than-you-thought.ars Way to screw us PC users over, Infinity...

In general, you play the role of Chief of one of the clans inhabiting a place called "Dragon Pass" (duh). It is a very detailed and complex game, in which everything affects everything. However, despite its complexity, it doesn't bore us with stats and numbers and micro-management, but is...

I got my hands on "King of Dragon Pass". I was totally unaware of this 1999 game up until now, but its excellence can't be described in mere words. Addictive as hell.

Apparently the game allows you to follow up on a homosexual romance, among others. http://bitmob.com/index.php/mobfeed/sex-and-the-single-dragon-age-hero.html The Dragon Age: Origins news story is going to be awesome. Never mind that the game doesn't get much more explicit than two people...

Good Lord, it must be over 17 years since I last saw or heard any reference to this game. The memories...I remember playing it on my father's Amstrad, still at a very tender age. Indeed, the game forced you to remember each and every bit of each level, to the point that you proceeded almost...