"In engine footage". The game will look nowhere close to that.

They are doing a warming session to get ready for the Summer Sales.

And Fallout is on sale to trick those that have seen the Fallout 4 trailer to buy the two prior games. It's a good move that has worked well.

Sleeping Dogs is a very good game, and the combat is excellent. For me it's better than GTA IV.

I know you're playing ME 2, I've seen your thread. Have you played the first one? You know, for importing the savegame. I recently (early this year) played the three games in a row. I had enough Sheppard for a long time .

I did the same, a male paragon Shepard.

The thing is, that it was hard. I remember the first time i played it I ended being neither paragon or renegade, I tried to do what I think I would do. Be paragon was sometimes hard but I managed to do it. The time I tried to be renegade, also with a woman (a blond one) I just couldn't do it.

Going one way or the other is easier as you only have to max one stat, leaving more points to be used elsewhere.

And yes, there are situations where being renegade is easier, like menacing a guy to confess instead of having to talk and convince him to do it. But being bad all the time is not fun.

What I found weird was Saren having second thoughts just because Sheppard tells him that they can defeat the Reapers, but other than that I had no problem with it: Save the Council, everybody is happy, take a seat in the Council (that I gave to Anderson) because we're too good to not be there and up to find more troubles.

Agree, it's like Bioware didn't know how what to do with Saren.

The PC Gaminsg Show is coming

Minesweeper? That's how they promote PC gaming? lol

Jumping in late - haven't played SD yet, but I'm finding a lot of less known open-world games better than 'serious' GTA, like The Saboteur for example - while not briliant game, all the extra stuff you can do in game and AC like running over the roofs was really something different and fun.

I honestly miss VC/San Andreas feel GTA lost - yeah, production values keep rising, but game is not so fun to play anymore as it used to be. I would even say gameplay-wise, it's even devolving.

I agree that GTA changed after the PS2 days. Rockstar decided to go for a more realistic approach, ditching the crazyness and fun of San Andreas and also taking more time to make their games.

Thankfully, other studios have seen that and are taking advantage of that.