I will take a look, thanks good sir!

Play and Game never actually list it until about a week prior to release, but I did check.

It's Star Wars Galaxies, just unofficial, taking the best bits of pre-NCE and post-NCE, applying it to one game.

I wan't to pre-order this badly, just can't find a UK distributor that can confirm the burlap map is included. Amazon is supposedly trying to find out but I doubt they will update that bit.

Not single player, it is fully online, they are just having to reverse engineer everything so progress is buggy. There is a constant community of a couple thousand players now.

Sir if you could hear me, see me or talk to me, I would hit you so hard right now, to pull me out of you would make whoever achieved it the King of England.

I cant, my beard grows uneven. I look like I've been shaved by a vet whenever I grow it.

It has been confirmed to be an option on the PS3.

I am immensely jealous of your Freeman Beard.

The fact you're not a native English speaker may be why you don't understand the point.

An adult knows that swearing is rude and treats it as such. Besides, it was a direct quote.

Remember guys that the Star Wars Galaxies Emulation Project is still going strong.

Your best argument is still the consistent user experience. Not so much in OS, but in hardware I will give you that. My own hardware is beginning to show it's age after five years so I know that feeling well.

They will not have the best experience, because whatever you do your internet will be the downfall on quality.

...may I ask why?

At least we're going closer and closer to games that actually teach you how to play an instrument - Rockband 3's pro mode (keyboard especially) and Rocksmith for example.

Of sorts. More of the artistic kind.

It won't be good news until I see it running, smoothly, on a machine that accurately represents what most people have.

"After all, GTA IV worked fine eating 100% of three cores, why shouldn't this work fine with access to only one?"

Holy shit the Nexus team are trying to make a Nexus sequel. Hitting that shit so hard.