For a second I thought the title was referring to team-killing. Phew...

I love the color. I wonder what the bow and arrow gameplay is like, I hope we have to account for drop. I was kind of disappointed that that concept wasn't in Skyrim.

Oh my sweet sweet Batarian, how I've missed you...

"One warning to fans of the books: this was not an attempt to produce an authentically "medieval-sounding" piece. It's folkrock with electric guitars and synthesisers coming in for a crescendo at the end. I hope this doesn't jar your expectations too much. "

At this point , I may just buy Borderlands 2 on principle. Gearbox sounds like the type of developer I want to support.

Her boobs are understandably larger. She has to compete with EDI.

That was my exact same train of thought.

I don't blame the kid for being annoyed. I hate it when ppl hover over my shoulder while I'm trying to play.

Koss Portapros are easily some of the best headphones you can get for under $50, in terms of sound quality. However, most ppl are put off by their dated appearance (I can't say I blame them).

I've spent many hours aimlessly driving around in GTA or, in RDR's case, riding my horse. I find it strangely relaxing. In Bethesda games I have tendency to check whether I can take that NPC and his buddies (after I save of course).

Ugh, I may just become a PC gamer for the next gen.

Movies =/= good videogames

Personally I could never get into MP in either GTA4 or RDR. Hopefully Max Payne will have something to keep me interested.

I still need to get around to playing Revelations.

Out of all three games I loved the music from the third one the best. It seemed to stand out much more than the previous game.

I don't get why they would bother releasing this so long after the launch of the last game of the series. And why Vega? I personally have nothing against the character, but wouldn't it make more sense to pick a well-known character that would attract more ppl.

Wait. So you didn't talk to Vega until near the end of the game?

Bioware wanted to make a philosophical ending? Fine by me, so long as it makes sense within the context of the universe and doesn't have blatant plotholes, which ME3's ending did not.

It's actually possible to keep Mordin alive, but both Wrex and Eve have to be dead.

I used to be dead set against wireless controllers because of the 'hassle'. However I got some eneloop batteries a couple months ago and they've been working like a charm.