cknblade

Just because it's the zombie apocalypse, doesn't mean that the survivors shouldn't be looking for alternative energy solutions...instead of searching for gas, why not search for solar panels to power that generator!

Al Gore AWAY! *swoosh*

Guild wars is more intense than WoW, and requires less grind. Of all MMO-esque titles, GW would seem to appeal to the typical console player most. Why the witcher is on there is beyond me, I'm a big RPG fan, love intense stories and interesting dialogue, but that game strained my attention span, and if it wore me out, I can only imagine how long my console buddies would last on it.

War. War never change-sorry wrong trailer.

Well, that's good and all, but you can get Bioshock for five dollars for Windows...I don't see the market here. Anyone who's interested in a game like Bioshock and owns a Mac probably already has it for Xbox or runs bootcamp.

I'm running an e6600, 9800 GTX+, 2gb RAM, XP, and was able to run this at 1680 x 1050 at either high or very high (can't recall), and it runs beautifully.

How did they "not get fallout 3 right?" Fallout 3 was a brilliant game, and one of epic proportions at that (I'm playing through my third time, and STILL finding new and interesting little details and areas. And I fail to see how this is a dick move. Bethesda legally owns the fallout license. Interplay messed up, they missed their deadline, and forfeited their rights. There is nothing arguable about this; this is numbers and laws.

I wanna play!

-Team Whortress 2

-Mass Erect

-Call of Booty

Yeah, I noticed that too...Kind of gives me a headache after a minute or two...

I don't even want to know how my 350 kb/s holds up....

Frankly, I would've liked something like this in Fallout 3. I don't mind blood, blood is fine, I think it'd be wierd to play Fallout 3 in TF2 Party mode (Instead of bloody gibbs, explosions cause the players to explode in a burst of confetti and presents). However, what I did mind was how often enemies' heads would explode, leaving behind bloody neck stumps. If you shoot someone at point blank with a shotgun, fine. Their head might pop like a pumpkin. But if you shoot at someone with a hunting rifle from 100 feet away, I doubt it would be as gory as fallout makes it out to be. The dogs were the worst; all across the wasteland, there are hundreds upon hundreds of headless vicious dog corpses. I've actually started shooting for the torso as much as the head, seeing as with the torso, the effects are semi-realistic.