Nope.
Witcher for $6 and the whole Darwinia set for $5 is good though.
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Dr. Gee said:
Witcher
Awesome game if you enjoy deep European RPG's. Was a bit meh at release but the company has never stopped updating and improving it and it's fucking awesome now.
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Mortious's unholy Backstreet Boys obsession manifested in:
Awesome game if you enjoy deep European RPG's. Was a bit meh at release but the company has never stopped updating and improving it and it's fucking awesome now.
That's what I've been hearing. And for $6 I'm perfectly willing to try a subset of RPGs that I've been a little meh about in the past.
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ACES! Another post by Mortious:
Awesome game if you enjoy deep European RPG's. Was a bit meh at release but the company has never stopped updating and improving it and it's fucking awesome now.
Sequel looks pretty good to.
Books been pretty good, they are slowly translating them. The first one over was a collection of short stories, but they have been bringing over the main novels line now...just slow as shit.
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Tarquinn had this to say about Tron:
I still haven't played most of the games I got during their christmas sale.
Who cares, gotta catch 'em all! 
The combat's been fun though. Nice change from spam clicking Action RPGs.
Tarquinn fucked around with this message on 06-26-2010 at 09:51 PM.
Edit: My typing sucks even more when I am drunk. Who would've thunk?
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Tarquinn had this to say about the Spice Girls:
Objectively I can say it is a good game, but for some reason I cannot finish it. I've started it twice, and I always stop playing in the third chapter and I don't know why.
I think it's because there's so much to do, but not in a good kind of way. Having a billion sidequests is interesting at first but they end up muddling the main plot overtime because of the sometimes confusing writing and story delivery. Besides, they don't really offer any significant equipment/item reward to string you along like in, say, Baldur's Gate 2. I got to Chapter 5 and put it down to play Dragon Age, but now I have a hard time picking it back up.
I've also probably spent more time just jogging from place to place than actually doing anything too. This tends to get annoying.
The only saving grace is that, so far, they all tend to run in line with the main quest stuff. I just pick them up then don't really worry too much about them and they all tend to get solved at once.
