Below for me, though Behemoth is my fav indie dev.
And that is super early for a pe-download for CoD o.O
I'm not hyped for either The Witcher 3 or Batman Arkam Knight... I was invited to a playtest for Arkam Knights and except for the Batmobile I wasn't impressed at all.
That poll sucks, I am very excited for Below but I love turn-based stratgey games 
I won't vote #rebel lol
shikamaru317 said:
I'm with you on Batman, played the demo for Arkham City a few years ago and didn't see what was so special about it. The combat was ok but that was about it. I might give Arkham Knight a rent, that's about it. Don't know how you can't be hyped about Witcher 3 though xD |
I kind of started a game of Witcher 2 on 360 and while the game looked great I thought it was slow and quite difficult (ok I'm a lazy a** sometimes). Also I find most medieval/magical games to be almost the same. Norse mythology, swords with some magic, dragons, rats and goblind, prostitutes yadda yadda... I even find TES boring so it's nothing geared agains't TW.
Game4.
Had a feeling it might end up being the box art on the collectors edition. If so, that'll be one sexy box.
*Throws money at 343*
Frankie on twitter
Currently Online People have some interesting theories about who's on each team. I won't spill, but both are interesting for different reasons.
— Frank (@franklez) April 27, 2015
I don't care for either of these, but I guess I'll vote Below because all my favorite games take place down there
Konami today revealed that it voluntarily delisted itself from the New York Stock exchange, effective April 24.
The news comes hours after the company confirmed that it had killed off Silent Hills, the latest in the survival horror franchise. The game was to involve the work of Hideo Kojima and Guillermo del Toro and feature the likeness of Norman Reedus.
It's unclear what if any impact this might have on the company moving forward. In today's release, Konami officials wrote that the company will still share financial statements and other information in english, though they will no longer be obligated to under the Exchange Act.
The company will be deregistered with the SEC effective July 12, reporting obligations will be terminated July 23.
Konami remains listed in London and Toyko, and shares can still be traded in the U.S. on the over-the-counter market, according to the release.
Developing.
Voted for Game 4, been super excited about the game. Behemoth hasn't done me wrong yet.
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