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Half Life > Halo for me since I like Half Life. I also play single player games and Half Life has an entertaining one that isn't basically there just to get someone ready for multiplayer. Still, I prefer RPGs and Grand Strategy games, so I don't think HL is the greatest thing ever made.

Where is it? Why is it not out of more experimental stages and in the mainstream?

So since you didn't notice anything, that means it's a crap system?

Or maybe there will be one relatively enjoyable DLC, but it will have absolutely nothing to do with Fallout (ex: Point Lookout).

I didn't know the enclave was a location. I recall plenty of lush green streets on the oil rig. :mrgreen:

Here's a solution if New Vegas ends up being any good. Don't download the DLC.

Game success! That's what I love about that game. It's one of the only games that ever creeped me out.

Rereading Stephen Ambrose's Band of Brothers.

You answered your own question, dude.

Arcanum...again. Great game, never actually beat it, since I always sucked at making a specific character without spreading myself to thin.

Penumbra kicks ass! And so does World of Goo.

I remember learning this in an Anatomy & Physiology class I had to take at University. Something about their DNA being different from the rest, I think. Regardless, very interesting stuff.

This, of course.

What the hell are you babbling about? Great addition to the thread, by the way. Here's my avatar rating addition to the thread...

I was done with this franchise after Call of Duty 2.

So where's all the people who apparently have practical/everyday use of other forms of energy? Oh wait, they're complaining about this, instead of making a new form of energy into something practical for every day use.

I'd rather have them work on gameplay, story, dialogue, etc. All the stuff that makes a good game, rather than graphics or animation.

His logic is make shit up without any sources because he's behind a microphone. Microphone = Fact.

There's plenty of good movies nowadays. They're just the ones that make zero dollars at the box office. Or the ones that art in really arty theatres 80 billion miles from where I live and then I have to wait for the dvd. Usually monetary success means a crappy movie. Hell, look at Avatar...

Were people really expecting Obsidian to make a new engine for a "spin off" Fallout 3 title? Anyways, I don't care about shitty graphics. Especially if this turns out to be in any way better than Fallout 3.