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New Vegas. Unfortunately, on Ps3 is even more flawed by technical problems than I ever remembered. Each one of the most populated areas lags as fuck.

They have an issue related to number 3, but apparently F3 has already been relesead. No further problems for GabeN.

Selling more than a GTA is pretty much impossible, even for a Bethesda game. It is the series with the largest pool of audience that we are talking about, and a big part of this pool is not even interested in any other title except the aforementioned. GTA is firstly a mass phenomenon nowaday.

What about Kojima Productions? Do you guys think they would be able to handle a challenge so different from their usual projects? Kojima is no doubt one of the brightest minds in the industry, but I have my reservations it could possibly be the appropriate man.

This reminded me I've yet to get the first DLC. Not to mention I just realized they've already published another story-related one I wasn't aware of since. No idea if they are worth buying, though, but at least this Trespassers seems pretty good. And I require Sten, no matter what.

GoT is not a series - books or TV, for what it matters - that revolves around huge high fantasy battles and mythical artifacts and/or creatures. When it deploys one the aforementioned elements, just as the last season did, no surprise, it fails, and fails hard.

About Stannis...

GoT became a huge pile of shit right after the beginning of the second season, and from then on it keeps getting worse and worse. To whoever read the books, at least. The fact they ADMITTED they are going to spoiler events from books wich have still to be published - many thanks GRRM, you lazy...

I don't know if Irrational would have the ability to put together a game so massive and full of different routes and choices to take as a Fallout is supposed to be. Let's just hire Sarkeesian and Fish as lead directors, I mean, they can't possibly do worse than Bethesda... or do they?

As the Nameless One would say, greetings.

@Crni: But the first Captain America IS a terrible film.

I still think... hmm... Reservoir Dogs, if I remember the original title - it was adapted into "Le iene" in the country where I live - is his best work, with Django and PF as an ex aequo second place. I still like Basterds the most of them all, though, as a matter of personal, subjective, tastes.

Never really got mad playing videogames since I grew up, I'm usually a rather calm kind of person and my sessions of gaming don't make exceptions. When I feel I'm starting to fill up my rage meter I simply shut the console/PC and go doing something else. However, I must admit that in recent...

This. I think that was a pretty good performance, but I particularly love that movie so mabye I'm not completely objective when it comes to it.

Well, DS may be confused for something similar to a rage game, but the thing is progressing through the run the player learns to handle the challenge to the point of near-perfection, PVE-wise at least. In general each playthrough has its turning point, once you reach it the overall difficulty...

Yes, but this pretty much summarizes the current status quo of the majority of AAA gaming industry, not Bioware only. What I wanted to point out is that in their case digging under the first layer of DLC-and-preorder-based filth often pays off, because the experience wich lies under is rather...

This.

Fire Emblem The Sacred Stones on GBA. Still play it from time to time.

Yes, maybe they rely a little bit much on their same archetypes when it comes to companions, still I find their work to be pretty enjoyable and solid, even after the EA affaire. It is also undoubtable they are more and more shifting towards AAA standards, with all the pros and cons that comes...

Why untalented? A lot of their titles are more than good, with some being objectively seminal for the genre. Probably they had worsened after the EA acquisition, but surely they are still better than your average nowaday software house.