For a mere £395 ($670) you can get yourself a life-size laser rifle from Fallout 3. It's the Wazer Wifle, a unique version of the AER9 rifle, remade using wood and fiberglass by the talented Thomas Hughes.

QUOTE | "I think we are right at that tipping point where we have a lot of great content that is about to be released for [the Wii U] that's going to tempt gamers into buying the system." - Scott Moffitt, EVP of sales and marketing for Nintendo of America, talking about how the Wii U is about to have a 3DS-like…

Or, for a franchise that actually makes money, Pokemon Snap.

f zero.

After finishing a PhD, and basically spending almost ten years at University in total, I can safely say that I did not give a shit by the time the final graduation came around. PhD graduates do get excellent hats though.

Something, something, political correctness run amok; something, something, this doesn't affect me, therefore it shouldn't affect anyone else; something, something, poorly-formed straw man argument about men's rights.

I thought it'd be a game about coming to the defence of women who are perfectly capable of looking after themselves, in the hope that she'll pay you some attention.

On the OTHER hand, I can imagine him toking.

Sorry if it seemed like I was attacking you. My first comment was directed at the folks who say that WS is WoW with housing, and my second one was meant to show that one or two features can really make all the difference, even if lots of people are quick to discard them.

Which I can understand, if you don't have a close emotional attachment to the books and Tolkien's original lore. Unfortunately, I do, and so it'll make me critical of everything the entire time.

A blue one.

I'm almost picking up a Force Unleashed vibe here, in that there are no lows the developers won't stoop to when shamelessly ruining the source material with unbelievably shoehorned stories and absurd protagonists.

"The third Diablo game will finally hit current-gen consoles (minus Wii U)..."

your post reminded me of simpler times