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I didn't read the whole thread (in case this is in here) but as a DC resident, basing the game in DC. Of course there is only a power station on the map where I live but it was cool enough run through where my parents "live."

I enjoyed the game. With that said, all the comments you are reading are pretty much accurate. I guess the best way to put it is something like it gave me a post-apocalyptic fix but not a Fallout fix. It's not something I would upgrade a machine over but when you do, get it from the bargain bin.

My bad. I haven't been around in a while and I didn't read the stickies. Apologies.

I am surprised none of you has made their own list (not that I could give you 100 games). Here is my top ten based on how iconic or memorable the game is (and I know there are N threads about this but what the hell). 1. Wing Commander Privateer (I liked being able to talk shit in combat)...

I predict that there will be a lot of missing persons reports filed and somehow I will be tasked with finding them.

My friend was in the Air Force and delivered pizzas on the side to make some extra cash. He crossed the flight line while delivering pizzas and was promply arrested. The MPs even knew him. Totally a fake. However, is graffitti art? Some of it is. Tagging in my opinion is generally just...

Ahh, nothing like a musical flame war. I have enjoyed some of SOADs music. I'm not really sure what "genre' they fall into but to be sure, they are not heavy enough for me. And I was amused by Sander's SA article. If anyone here has bad taste in music, it's me. How many of you listen to...

For those of you that like Death, Speed, Black Metal here are a couple of stations I use: Chronix Agression Chronix Metal (not the much heavier than the main channel) Radio that Doesn't Suck

I know MMPOGs are generally looked down on around here but you might want to check out EVE. It can be a beast of a time sink but it's a damn good game.

I have in fact played Freelancer. Dug the game but I finished the plot in about 14 hours and then had no more ships left to try to get. Tried it multiplayer but got bored fast. That cracked me up.

As I was falling asleep last night, for whatever reason a game popped in my head from many moons ago. The original Wing Commander Privateer. One of the greatest things about the game whas the fact you could smack talk the guys you were fighting. I can still hear the Church of Man pilots...

$2.79 USD when I drove past a station this morning. I am glad I have a bunch of oil and energy stocks.

10 bucks says that 50% of them are in the secret clubhouse forum and no one can read them.

When the PS2 was released I went with some friends and camped out for one. We drove around for three hours looking for a spot to get one and finally found a CompUSA that wasn't jam packed with people. We hung out there all night and in the morning the list of people was up to 130 and there...

Did they expand the research engine into the 1950s? When you get to the late 40s everything is "semi-modern."

Damn. I wonder how long a 1936 to 1953 campaign will take.

I think he's a little too biased overall but for the most part, i enjoy the show. Also, he's falling into the "talking over the guest" trap. What's the purpose of having a guest if you aren't going to let them talk?

That was a great clip. I wish more people would do that.

Here is a pic of my other snake:

It's not just them. I place most of the blame for many government failures on voter or constituent apathy. With the election coming up in the US, I often ask friends if they even know who their representatives are. Most don't know who their congressman is. Even fewer know the voting records...