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NinjaBlade360 on 20 April 2009

i love the summer i can save up my money and get games i was interested in but never had the money to get them during the heavy release schedule of fall and winter i can finally get games like Heavenly Sword ,Valkyria Chronicles ,The World Ends With You and more



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theRepublic on 20 April 2009
Slimebeast said:
Huge gaming drought as usual.

My only hope is that Wolfenstein gets a summer release. It's gonna be so awesome.

I wish there was a game drought.  I'm going to be buying three games on the same day in June.



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Dr.KennethNoisewater on 20 April 2009

I am looking forward to the Sims 3 big time. Huge sims fan. Didn't like Sims 2 but the original was great.

Infamous and Prototype should be good. FN Round 4 should be amazing!



Slimebeast on 21 April 2009
theRepublic said:
Slimebeast said:
Huge gaming drought as usual.

My only hope is that Wolfenstein gets a summer release. It's gonna be so awesome.

I wish there was a game drought.  I'm going to be buying three games on the same day in June.

 

 Which ones?



griffinA on 21 April 2009
Slimebeast said:
theRepublic said:
Slimebeast said:
Huge gaming drought as usual.

My only hope is that Wolfenstein gets a summer release. It's gonna be so awesome.

I wish there was a game drought.  I'm going to be buying three games on the same day in June.

 

 Which ones?

 

 My guess is the Conduit, Little King's Story and Overlord: Dark Legend



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theRepublic on 21 April 2009
griffinA said:
Slimebeast said:
theRepublic said:
Slimebeast said:
Huge gaming drought as usual.

My only hope is that Wolfenstein gets a summer release. It's gonna be so awesome.

I wish there was a game drought.  I'm going to be buying three games on the same day in June.

 

 Which ones?

 

 My guess is the Conduit, Little King's Story and Overlord: Dark Legend

You are correct, sir.  All three games launch on June 23rd.



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