Why would the ESA want to lobby about food marketing to children? Do children's games still try to do that?

I heard about these for the first time only a few weeks ago. I ran into a situation where I was unable to run a Ethernet cord from the router to my PC. Normally I would just staple the wire to the walls and run it around or under a rug or something and make a huge mess, much like Mr. Fahey here said he would.

Because modding is GREEEAAAAAT! RAAAAAAARRGHHH!

If you really want to talk about Skyrim fashion and mods the imported Triss armor mods and some Dark Brotherhood retextures are great!

Actually I think it would be damn interesting to write a story about a world where people are only given three options as responses to anything said/happening to/around them.

Resident Evil 5s DLC was on the disk and not for free. So I dknow...

This looks really slick and incredible with the Steam Workshop implementation. I can only hope we see the mod-heavy games in the future get this same embracing treatment.

Unreal Tournament with upgradeable kits and jetpacks? - Nice

Hey regardless of what the main idea was behind it playing Half Life 2 along with tens of thousands of people sounds like a lot of fun. The mod Synergy does just that but has nowhere near that size of community.

I'm pretty sure even judges might be catching on that this is a BS excuse. I know the local judges here in town are awesome guys/gals, and might even game themselves.

Well done

Garrus

Someone wanted to see comparisons, so here is a couple from the linked thread.

An actual sword at 1:13? Really? And Shepard brandishing his "super cool sword" in the logo? What the hell?

"Enkindle THIS."

I was making a bad joke about people picking up Steam (you know - Valve's Steam?) instead or something. I've embarrassed myself.

"It's a movement that, as time goes on, will only pick up steam"

Do you mean a Star Wars game like Star Wars? Or just a game that captures the Star Wars feel of the original trilogy or universe?

I'm glad they look great but are also 'muted', so to speak. Lord of the Rings is the last thing I would want to see go over-the-top crazy. Its been teetering on the edge for a bit with some of the latest games.

Thanks. Wonder why they went with the car thing instead of having everyone roam around on their own.