Alyxx Thorne

And a Xanadu cheese... I mean... OST even.

Surpassed is the correct word. Yes, that's it.

Just a customized text under my username, like "The self-appointed AF queen" or something.

Lifestyle and food production go hand in hand, and I can easily understand that was your general point. I much too often buy fast food and frozen food because it's so easy to cook, without thinking much about what's behind it.

Then what would you rather have?

Macintosh computers were vastly superior to the PC back in the early 90's and was the preferred platform for any kind of serious graphic designer or studio musician. Nowadays... PC's have pretty much caught up with them.

Same here. Mesmerizing to experience them.

So THAT was the song the programmers liked. XD I knew I had heard that music somewhere before, but I couldn't remember the name of the game... Ok, so I just got all the old vinyls that are going to be part of my inheritance... They include: Pink Floyd, Meddle Pink Floyd, Dark Side of the Moon The Beatles, Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band The Beatles, White Album The Beatles, Alpha Omega Vol.1 & 2 The Who, Tommy Mike Oldfield, Tubular Bells (3 copies, the ones only sold to US military personnel) Xanadu OST Queen, Jazz Elton John, "friends" The Best of Roy Orbison Simon and Garfunkel, Bookends Simon and Garfunkel, Greatest Hits Survivor, Eye of the Tiger Survivor, Vital Signs Dean Martin's Greatest Hits Vol.1 Elvis, Worldwide 50 Gold Hits Vol.1 Pat Benatar, Precious Time Joan Jett & The Blackhearts, I Love Rock n' Roll The Beach Boys, Spirit of America Air Supply, Greatest Hits There are more, but those are the best in the collection. I spy with my little eye two Pink Floyd classics.

I think in the end it also depends on your taste as a gamer and what you're in the mood for in general.

I'm gonna preorder DX:HR as well when I trust it's really coming out. Taking a break from my Duke Nukem marathon to play some Fallout 3.

Hmm, now you've sparked my curiosity... I'll have to see about importing that some day.

And that makes them scary. I've never seen a tornado in real, and I hope I wont. I think such thing it pretty scary. I don't even want to imagine tsunami to see on my own eyes - but in the middle of europe it's quite impossible. I've been within 2 miles of a class 5 tornado... Not that scary. I was only 4 years old, and I thought it looked cool and wanted to sit by our sliding glass porch window to watch it. lol I feel the same thing about thunderstorms.

I suppose it is the thought that counts.

Actually, to be honest, I never wanted any kind of titles. I just wanted to be able to write some text that appears under my username.

If I personally would but it in any kind of order, 1. Gameplay 2. Story 3. Graphics 4. Multiplayer

Haha! I know how you feel. my friend has a mac and any time it has any kind of error or just hiccups I make a really big deal about it saying things like "Oh I thought it is a mac and IT JUST WORKS?!" I know Im being a jerk but its fun sometimes since they will talk about how mac is easier to use than PC and all that jazz. For me, a computer is a computer, regardless of the brand.

I've seen fake videos actually. They're very fake. But I guess that's what is typical for fake videos.

You have a lot of good points there.

Hmm, my readings are telling me this thread's geek factor is off the scale.

That's pretty epic win right there.

Got that right.

Never heard of that before. Some kind of local cola?

I take it you're a bit hyped about it then?

And Duke Nukem Forever seems to be pure gameplay almost. XD

I'm not entirely sure there's any real indication as to when Portal is set. You never really see anything that can give the player a good idea as to what year it is. I could be wrong though. CHECK THIS OUT!!! On Gameinformer.com. There are new snippets of info trickling out about Valve's upcoming title, even with only weeks before launch. Kotaku had a chance to chat with one of Portal 2's writers, Erik Wolpaw, who suggested that there would be a bridge chapter that will connect Portal and Portal 2, explaining some details about the vast stretch of time that has passed between the two games. Wolpaw did not reveal the nature of this prologue, or how soon gamers would be able to see it. Wolpaw also confirmed some frequently discussed issues surrounding the timelines of the Half-Life and Portal games. "Portal is after Half-Life 1 and before Half-Life 2," Wolpaw said. "Without getting into it too much, Portal 2 is further down the line," he said. You can read Kotaku's full post on the subject here. I didn't know that. That's quite interesting.