Just like with Bioshock, if Sony had actually sold any Vitas, I'm sure they would.

You'll notice that AP and DE:HR had a slightly different system in which the face buttons corresponded to dialogue options, rather than an actual wheel which you could turn with the left stick.

I believe we have it in England too.

As I remember even graphically unimpressive games (of which I'd argue Oblivion was one, seeing as it was only a year before Crysis) required high end PCs to RUN AT ALL.

You moron- PC specs DO NOT EQUAL console specs.

If a game is on Xbox and PC, it is still a Microsoft Exclusive.

For a long time Sony had no idea how to capitalise on SOE for Playstation. They tried it with EQOA but after that they just gave up and let them make PC games.

You just described Uncharted pretty well there.

I remember watching the Gamespot E3 2005 preview of NWN2 and being jaw-dropped at the graphics of West Harbor during the fair. The GX2 was a whopper of a card as well.

I get so bored in the shower that I only take baths nowadays, even though they take like an hour each, because at least in the bath you can watch TV on your phone.

Remember when it wouldn't run on all but the most powerful PCs?

They were doing BG2 Redux with DA:O I think.

Not gonna lie- would have bought it for $5

That is just *the* order really.

Yeah I know, I erm mentioned that in my post actually.

Wasn't there that rumor that if Sony had shown off the PS4, Microsoft was ready to show theirs?

If you're fussed about not playing a half-assed DLC for a 2008 game in 10 years, you have serious problems.

Good memories.

This could actually be quite good. If this is one of the 15 exclusives, I'm perfectly happy with that to be honest.

I would suggest that Bioware make all their new hires complete the original Baldur's Gate and sequel and write an exhaustive 12 page essay on each.