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http://xbox360.ign.com/objects/743/743956.html I can tell in advance that I'm going to spend three hours futzing around with my suspension to gain a tenth of a second per lap at Sebring... and I'm going to love it. 8)...

The way that guy said "we're doing what we want to whether you like it or not" kinda makes me feel that the whole thing will end up like this...

If you're sworn to secrecy about it, that's fine. 8) As for this demo, I'll download it and check it out over the weekend. I'm just too busy with finals now to do it now.

Uh, no it hasn't. That's why I asked. 8)

If your current card works with that mobo, then use it. It's better than buying a DX10 card now only to realise later that Crysis runs like a slideshow with it. :oops:

Yeah, that's where I found out about this. This may have already been answered, but where did you guys find this? Did an ex-BIS dev give this to someone?

So, it's like the old adage of being a jack-of-all-trades and a master of none. It probably would have been best, then, to pick one over the other. And IMHO, I honestly don't know how a game like Fallout would work with real-time combat. Why fix something that isn't broken?

Should I be excited for this like I was getting giddy over the Grand Theft Auto 4 reveal? :?

Well, not only that, but there aren't any DX10 games out. I'd personally wait a little until DX10 games come out, so you can get the whole performance picture. That, and when Crysis does come out, there has to be a refresh or two. :?

:vomits: :goes back to scouring the Internets for Tekken 6 information:

Raiden III was just released for the PS2. For $30, you might want to check it out.

I do wonder, though, how the devs could have pulled off being able to choose between turn-based and real-time combat. Would the real-time combat be more like recent Final Fantasy titles? I'm just curious how it would have worked out.

It's always interesting to me to see videos of games in development in action, just because I'm curious as to how the games evolve from marathon development sessions to a boxed product at the local Best Buy. Or a downloadable game off of Steam. Or both. And the vaporware titles are even more...

? You get an 8/10

It works on XP. Also, you can get a wireless X360 pad and one of these: http://www.gamestop.com/product.asp?product%5Fid=802337

Can't tell what that is. 6/10

After a bit of a long-ass layoff, I'm back. I just wanted to join the debate over Bethseda owning the IP now, so what better time than now to reintroduce myself? I hope to have enough free time to start playing Fallout 1 and 2 again, but between class, a summer internship and Forza...

Actually, the Mustang GT starts at 25K. Fully loaded, it's around 29K. I think the Charger will be priced similar to the Magnum: expect the Hemi version to start around 30K.

Hi. Remember me? Yeah, you do. Remember when I registered and started a flame war about giving Fallout: PoS a chance? I thought you guys were picky, that if a game wasn't exactly a certain way, it wasn't worth two shits to you guys and was automatically bad, regardless of the quality of the...

I can only hope that if that's the case, that EA doesn't buy IPLY's controlling interest. Look at any EA product published over the past two years, the EA Spouse blog or the controversy over their exclusivity deal with the NFL, and you'll know what I mean. :twisted: