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Sweet, snagged. Been waiting for something like this or a disc with the full set of DLC to come out. This is easier :D

to continue that thought... I wonder if it'll just be a part of the main story, which hopefully doesn't give anything much away. What would be great is if it was a specific mission made especially for the demo so that they can showcase some of the cool stuff you can do without actually showing any of the plot or anything like that, but that'd probably be too much work.

I remember back in the good ol' days. The demo for Fallout (the original) was similar to a town in the full game, but had some relatively large differences, meaning that you got to muck about in the demo and get a good feel for the game but not feel like you'd picked up a book which only contains 10 pages from the second chapter.

WOW!

Oh shush and stop trying to ruin our fun. Splintercell rocks and you know it.

apologies for my inability to construct a coherent sentence.

Just some simple human psychology. Continually referencing something that is horrible, which you probably don't want to see, yet saying "don't google it" is pretty much the same as saying "google it", particularly to younger listeners. Despite being 25, relatively well adjusted and not prone to violating my own eyes, my brain still tells me I should google this, just to see what the fuss is about. I don't particularly want to see any of the mentioned atrocities, and if they are that disgusting, it's probably not a good idea to keep referencing them, even in a negative way, it'll just make more some people want to see them more, thus furthering the "dude, why did you ever talk about this, I can't unsee that" emails. Just a thought :D

ps. WOOO! @ Iron and Wine

From what I can remember, in Fallout2 Brotherhood of Steel were still the good guys, but the Enclave were the bad guys, with awesome looking power armour. I think the Enclave were lead by the President of the United States and were the ol' capitalists trying to make themselves stronger while mercilessly killing farmers just because they can.

So what do you do for Ska Studios?

Without being a rumour monger, but on Major Nelson's latest podcast, E says, at 38:20, about World of Goo's availability on XBLA: "Not yet". Which suggests that they're already considered a 360 version.