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True but have you been following the Bethesda vs Interplay lawsuit? This game was one of the main reasons behind it. (That and Interplay selling the repacked "Fallout Trilogy") But Interplay at this point must be sure of themselves in keeping their rights to the game, shown by launching the site, despite the case still going on.

EDIT: SPeaking of which, they did win it, it seems.

I never really bought anything but stimpacks. I always ran through punching everything. Cheap, efficient, and had one of the better perks attached to it.

Hi everyone, how are you all this morning? xd

So i just downloaded Alien Swarm on Steam. Cant wait until someone makes either a Warhammer 40k or a Star Craft mod. It's pretty sweet so far. Specially the part where it's free.

Looks like onemanga is getting owned. confused Better try and finish GTO by the time the week is over.

That's exactly what I said; it's on a 2D plane. Just think Street Fighter 4. Essentially the same. Although, MK vs DC they were already shifting back to a 2D focus, but it still had some plane movement for side-stepping.

Also, I'll post in a bit, just working on my MTG deck a bit. October is getting closer and loosing the Alara block from tournament play is going to out right kill one of my win conditions. (Get Sigil of the Empty Throne out, preferably both of them, and Aura spam to mass produce Angel tokens). Not only that, but Oblivion Ring and Wall of Reverence as well are going to be gone. So there goes my only removal, plus my best source of life restoration.

If M11 at least had some decent cards in it, it wouldn't be so bad. But none of it really fits my deck, not to mention Scars of Miridon will be an Artifact focused set, which further hinders me. So really, all I can rely on are Zendikar, World Wake, and Rise of the Eldrazzi.

Got Infinite Space on the DS. ******** bosses are making me rage. You have to properly deck out your ships in order to even hit the normal enemies. Even then you can barely scratch a boss. Maybe score two hits. Then I figured you have to take down their support ships first. Usually the enemies in a fleet cant attack you when you're fighting them since they kinda solo you, I suppose. But bosses can hit you whenever they charge their special weapon. Only way to avoid getting hit is to dodge them. And your dodge state is removed once you fire on the enemy your fighting. So it makes the boss fights ridiculously strategic. Specially when the main minion level battles are so ******** hard. Once you hit chapter 2, you're outnumbered and gunned in 70% of the battles. I have never before in an RPG been killed by the weakest enemy in a new area before this game.