Not all that impressed, but I wasn't all that concerned with Dragon Age: Origins graphics either. Give me an excellent game, and I think I'll be ok (even if it seems like a complete change from the original)

Excellent jaunt through unknown territory! I kept wanting to know what would happen next :)

@Variatas: Oh for sure! I love Borderlands. I wish I had more friends that play (rather...still play). If I came off sarcastic, it was not intended. I look forward to the improvements that will come with the next game.

I suppose this is a good indication that the DLC train for Borderlands has ended. Then again, even though I own the most recent DLC, I've still not played it.

@Klausaidon: It does have local co-op. Sprinkles is the sidekick wizard if I'm not mistaken.

loved 1 and 8 :)

It brings me great joy to know they still listen (at least "at this time") to the echoed concerns of their community.

It's not so much the breach of privacy as the fact that Blizzard isn't the same company I grew up with.

I enjoyed the graphics. I think some of the character designs were a bit flat, and needed the most improvement. Otherwise, the rendered environments were solid.

I am in total agreement. I enjoy Mass Effect for what it is, however this is not what I wanted for Dragon Age. This creative direction change is not what I expected.

It makes it sound like they are turning the game into a hack & slash or action RPG. I loved the first DA so I'm of course exciting for the second.

Well color me excited!

I rarely post on the official forums of any game I play, unless it's technical support, or I cannot find an answer elsewhere.

13 is still clearly the winner.

Super cute child there Mr. Bashcraft. Keep up the good genetics my good sir...

@Madgame: amaaaaaazing!

Too little, too late.

@Johnny Neat: I just felt bad for Tak, but then the dance guys came on, and I lost it.

Good to see these folks finally able to legally get it out the door.

I love his cole train impressions :)