*Excited* The Browns are tied for first place in the AFC North. Last time that happened was in the '90's....

I agree, I love the WW2 setting and the stealth aspects, while still being able to lay down serious firepower when needed.I guess Medal of Honor:Airborne at least returns the player to the WW2 setting but I don't know if it's any good.

Personally I'd rather get SSI, or rather whomever has the rights to the old Gold Box AD&D games and Fantasy General ;). Bethesda would be cool, though.

Does anyone remembers Moviebob's infamous, "PC GAMING IS DEAD!" Video more then 3 years ago?

http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/the-big-picture/2911-PC-Gaming-Is-Dead-Long-Live-PC-Gaming

Man Bob's theories is incredibly dated. "Point and Click Adventures, yeah there is been a revivial of that on the Wii"

I have not seen or heard of any point and click adventuires on the Wii. And the revival came from the Indie scene for PC.

I'd love to see some of the old SSI titles, especially the old Pool of Radiance saga. I used to spend ages playing those, and I'd love to have another go at them, even though they're somewhat simplistic compared to the RPGs of today.

And if anyone mentions it, yes, I have voted for them on the wish list.

It'd be awesome to have the Eye of the Beholder trilogy, though we sort of have their spiritual successor in the Lands of Lore trilogy, from what I understand.

@blakstar-me too, voted awhile ago

@leucius- I played LoL 1&2 when they came out and they're ok, but the DnD world of EotB makes that game what it is, imho.

Here you go:

Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People
Sam & Max: Season 2
Tales of Monkey Island
Broken Sword:Shadow of the Templars
Captain Morgane and the GOlden Turtle
Secret Files 2

... As you can see, Telltale games accounts for half of them, lol... But those qualify.

Steam sales, bundle sales, and the integration of GPU into the processor chip has made PC gaming completely revive and flourish to the point of possibly knocking consoles down. Now everyone who has a processor can play some games, therefore people who only bought a "cheap computer" or "cheap laptop" for word processing and email can play games.

*Stretches* Hmm... I see they released a new class and quest area for lotro.... Time to grind points, methinks.

You know what game needs to be remade in an 3D open world style? Oregon Trail. Imagine the joys of getting lost and heading in the wrong direction (sometimes even in the way you came) while trying to avoid dysentery, broken bones, losing fifty pounds of salt in a river and other trail trials.

I got that email too, though I haven't played LOTRO since before the Helm's Deep expansion, at least not seriously played it, although I like that they added Beornings.

Hey cavemen, a few questions regarding the last news/rumors of GTA, it's kinda difficult to find reliable info in the matter and I dont want to start yet another thread

- Has anything been officially confirmed regarding Denuvo DRM on GTA V?

- Has R* announced anything regarding GFWL from GTA IV and Episodes...?

- Apparently GTA SA has received a new version with less content, and the people who already owned the game will receive a "patch" that forces the removal of said content. In the past, music licenses caused a similar problem with Vice City but those who purchased before the date of the removal would not have any updates, so their version of the game would keep the tracks. Is Vice City safe, or should I expect a "patch" for it? If I made a fresh install of VC on a different rig, would I get the old "untouched" version or the new one?

Thanks in advance.

Not sure if official enough, but DualShockers article

I have another article:

http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/7.864664-GTA-V-Gets-New-Screens-Denuvo-DRM-for-PC-Version-Update