Alyxx Thorne

Getting some breakfast and waiting for the stores to open so I can go pick up Borderlands 2.

It's funny to see they might have been influenced by it.

Yeah, that's right. You had to hold USE in order to heal from scientists.

YouTube is pretty much a troll playground. It's always pretty retarded.

Yeap, it was a quite an interesting social experiment. They said that, to his dying day, when asked about whether the panic it caused had been intentional or a completely unexpected side effect, Orson Welles would just smile and not answer. And that's why he was awesome.

Yeah, it caused quite a stir. Quite hilarious in retrospect but at the time, I can imagine it scared a lot of people. Nobody had attempted anything like that before.

Haha same here. Though we don't get it 'till Friday... :/

I agree completely. It wouldn't work well with Freeman's Mind, which in a way is written around the original half-life, not Black Mesa.

That's the joke.

http://thecinemasnob.com/2012/09/17/radiodrome-low-budget-filmmaking-.aspx

10/10

Boobs aren't made of fat, they're made entirely of AWESOME.

Going to bed as well after watching all parts of To Boldly Flee at TGWTG.com. To be honest, I'm glad Doug is not going to do more NC. I felt the show had run its course and it was just getting more and more stale. It was the right time to end it.

10/10 Wut?

Nope. I'm gonna play through it again to explore more.

Making a top 10 list of the worst licensed games would be harder because the shit outweighs the good ones. XD

It looks like what I'd play back in those days.

An MMO without grinding or subscription. Oh wait, that's called Guild Wars 2.

Yeah, what you said.

Accurate indeed. I think that should be the tagline for it. No source games existed before Steam heh. Technically, no. The only Valve game to exist before Steam was Half-Life pretty much and the official Valve-released mods for it like Counter Strike, and Half-Life used the Quake engine, which was called the Half-Life engine until Half-Life 2 was released, where it was retroactively dubbed the GoldSrc engine which had been an internal name for it up until that point. The source engine came about the same time as Steam and Steam actually launched before HL2 was released, since HL2 was one of the first games to allow people to preload the game before it was released so they could play it on the day of release.

Prince of Persia was not licensed, it was an original IP by Jordan Mechner back in the 80's.

Sounds pretty good.