You're one user out of millions though. They wouldn't have rolled it out for free if they didn't know it would be profitable and you know it.

Actually I don't think Quake had that weapon swings when moving.

Yeah, I took some time to read on that. Given how the chavista party behaves, everything is possible, but considering they are a minority in the Assembly right now, it's not that strange they would send a guy who had a stroke to speak just to make sure they were there.

(He actually had a stroke.)

"I used Windows for years without any live running AV application" Yeah, that's called using your common sense, which, ironically, it's pretty uncommon.

I agree. I can't really remember many major remakes being released unless backed by a heavyweight (IE Black Mesa)

Sounds like any other post-Pulp Fiction Tarantino film.

He seemed a bit distraught about what had happened earlier, though.

Uh what was Intel doing there then?

Anita once said Shadow of the Collosus was one of the most mysoginist game she had played (not hard, we know), and given it's pretty awesome, it's a safe bet.

You won't likely remember who she is after this all blows over.

I might just be the only person on earth that loved the second part of the game. I thought it was brilliant, fun and exciting. If anything, the parts that dissapointed me were the aircraft level and the final boss.

What ending?

I play a lot of different games, though most of them are towards the surreal or horror setting. Currently I am playing Cry of Fear, Left 4 Dead 2 and DOTA2, plus a few games I play to kill time, those being The Binding of Isaac and Prisoner of Ice. I also play whatever indie release sounds like fun, the last ones I played were Papers, Please, Sword and Sworcery and Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs.

I thought it would be the case: I would come back to OoT but I just couldn't get into it. I've been trying to play Majora's Mask for years and I just can't find the inspiration. I certainly believe those to be great games, I just can't play them anymore.