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Oh oh Yoda you have some splaining to do.

I assume Archie didnt make up those enemies but maybe Yoda saw that some of them are basically repeats. Who knows until I play it.

phantom_leo said:

Hey Archie, I forget... Do wolves hunt in packs?

- next xbox, yeah what I was saying was that the next xbox will come out at E3 next year and then be available for sale in Fall of 2013.  The old E3, E3, launch cycle just doesn't make sense any more for consumer electronics launches.

- On the design discussion Vader is right about everything, Yoda is wrong about everything. and Foolz is right about Yakuza and Binary Domain.

- Vader wants to know more about what happens in these big developers?  The only way we ever find out about this tuff is when they go under.

- Maniacal is pronounced Man-eye-a-kal, not Mani-ackle. (Foolz)

- Alan Wake sounds awesome.

- I advised against the 3D TV not because I am anti-3D, but it was because you had no room for it (and should have bought a Vita instead).

- That EA settlement was just EA's proposal. I don't think it has been accepted or ruled on yet.

- line of the show; Vader, "I assume it's not like real racing at all."

- http://www.slashgear.com/steam-hardware-survey-sees-rise-in-lower-end-pcs-25240247/

- Yoda, you sniff more than a coke fiend

- "The Japanese Curt Schilling is managing them".

- Columbia. Idiot. Read the story! Project COlumbia was a project seperate from the Flight project.

- Gabe in mo-cap suit.

You can speed through text in 999 in scenes you have already seen once you've played through the game once. There are multiple, multiple endings and you are going to WANT to see as many as you can. The writing in the game is unbelievably descriptive and detailed; it is like a great steak, meant to be savored. You read each line like you chew each morsel, slowly... you don't want to miss a thing! The way the game plays with your pre-conceived notions of people... How it describes carnage... You've never played a game like this one before. I thought while everyone was on a reading 'A Song of Fire and Ice' kick, a book that also celebrates lengthy description and tons of detail... now would be the perfect time to try to get people interested in the game. The design of the game is great too: the puzzles are simple but the way they psychologically set you up and feed you clues... that combined with the painstaking writing...

Oh well.

phantom_leo said:

You can speed through text in 999 in scenes you have already seen once you've played through the game once. There are multiple, multiple endings and you are going to WANT to see as many as you can. The writing in the game is unbelievably descriptive and detailed; it is like a great steak, meant to be savored. You read each line like you chew each morsel, slowly... you don't want to miss a thing! The way the game plays with your pre-conceived notions of people... How it describes carnage... You've never played a game like this one before. I thought while everyone was on a reading 'A Song of Fire and Ice' kick, a book that also celebrates lengthy description and tons of detail... now would be the perfect time to try to get people interested in the game. The design of the game is great too: the puzzles are simple but the way they psychologically set you up and feed you clues... that combined with the painstaking writing...

Oh well.

"I'm going to be playing this game, it was gifted to my by phantom_leo so thank you to him.  And I've been looking forward to it, I will get back into it and hopefully really enjoy it."