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Music is nice, want it.

This game and it's "clear the level" weapon, Redeemer built fond memories for me.

Couldn't get into season 2... season 1 was a lot better.

Oh right, stop... this isn't going very well... I mean... man...

The app will also include the Triple Triad card game from Final Fantasy VIII as one of its features.

This Ifrit is looking pretty neat.

Speaking of that, it can be tempting to play Dragon Age all night and forego sleep. That is inadvisable, because your body needs sleep to function.

You can turn off the helmets in-game, meaning that your character will still technically be wearing a helmet, and get all of the protection and stat-boosts the helmet carries, but the helmet will be invisible in the game. I found that approach vastly preferable. That said, if you like the helmets, by all means, stick…

My biggest tip for character creation is this: In the Makeup & Tattoos section, turn down "Lip Shine" to zero. Trust me: If you leave it on even a little bit, your character's lips will appear iridescent in cutscenes.

In a much lower scale I worked in some projects were the difference between the high end and low end setups the product had to cover forced us to split in two teams and make two very different games! It's actually harder to make a low end game, as there are so many extra steps you have to take to optimize it's…

I'm sorry that gay rights still so undeveloped in India. I hope they can bring down that law again soon.

You are welcome =D

And again this cycle could be very different if public schools have high standarts of education and there are social programs for college tuition fees.

Very complicated design, awesome work.

That could mean trouble for them if those videos of "false human" stabbing aired at evening tv news.

The Daibijin—literally “The Giant Beauty”—is a game where an alien creature turns a girl on the beach into a giant the size of a skyscraper. You play as a member of the Japanese Self Defense Force and try to stop her march across Japan to Tokyo. But this is easier said than done as all you have are the war vehicles of…

As long as those digital goods are only cosmetic players do not feel forced to buy it in order to enjoy the game. As long someone doesn't feel forced to do something this individual will feel that is fair and exciting when he comes to do it.

Internet would sport a better kind of debaters if homing missiles were sold at local market: