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Hmm... if they acquired the company you think we would have heard about it though. You can't exactly withhold this sort of information from the public.

Gamebryo is licensed though. They can't name it something else, can they?

They mention how it will work compared to Oblivion.

What do you need a trainer for? It only takes 20 hours to max out everything you'll want to use and by that point you might not even be halfway through your playthrough.

Packing and figuring out where I'm going to stay at while I search for work.

I just finished Fallout: New Vegas. Went independent. Interesting ending overall. I liked that a lot more than FO3.

Agreed on your first. With your second, what do you mean?

ColdWorld

I'm making a spinach omelette with hash browns

Awesome! But it still looks more like a movie than a game.

shouldn't this include the post i was responding to? i'm not the one who brought up "emo"

I've heard metro applied to public transit as a whole, not just for subways.

So you guys are saying that you should remain ignorant in spite of knowing that you are wrong because everyone else does it? That's the epitome of language laziness. Hasn't seen idiocracy? Not the greatest film but it shows what happens when people are that lazy and what happens with the English language because of it. Also, is the word "angst" not in anyone else's vocabulary? That's a lot more accurate (and not to mention, relevant to any time period and sounds better in conversation) word to use to describe his expression. It just comes off as rather shallow to me to call anything dark and moody "emo." Dostoyevsky is emo. ps: are you still confusing me with someone else?

I like how I got minused for being informative.

I liked Link's Awakening the most for being simple and straightforward with all of the positives of the series whereas I thought ALTTP had a bit too much going on for that type of game. I would apply that same criticism to twilight princess.

"scene" is what people always misconstrued as "emo" in the first place. emo already existed as a genre of music before MTV-kids tried to attach it to stuff like MCR when in fact at the same time there were already "scene kids" listening to screamo, modern emo, post-hardcore, etc, with the look that got attributed to emo. from the beginning of the words mainstream usage, it's been wrong, and it still continues to be apparently. do you know what I call a depressed kid? a fucking teenager. honestly, this isn't anything new. in the 80s they listened to the cure. in the 90s it was nirvana. it's nothing new.

As in , talking about it as the ultimate 3D experience. Before it was just "we got 3d yo"

POSTS MOVED FROM THIS THREAD people still use the term "emo"? uggghhhh idk about this yet. there still isnt enough information. not even close.

...what am I seeing behind him?

I get that, but as editor-in-chief he can post whatever he wants. I don't see any need to pidgeon-hole his articles. http://kotaku.com/people/ashcraft/posts/ Not all of his posts are all about Japan. Far from it.

I think anything would be an improvement at this point.

http://www.dannychoo. ..of+Age+Day.html Notice how one actually reports on actual Japanese culture, while the other... well... yeah. What does Japanese culture have to do with an Olivia Munn article? Exactly. You just answered yourself. What DOES Olivia Munn have to do with Japanese culture as a whole? A good question to ask Bashcraft. Are you forgetting that Kotaku is a video game site and she so happens to be one of the most foremost "gaming" celebrities? He only lightly ties it into Japan by mentioning similar situations with Japaense celebs. There's a total of five sentences dedicated to that.

Only the windows version.

Mentioning it one soon before your games release is a big deal? Sorry, but in case you haven't noticed, they've started going all out with their marketing as we near closer to release date. I wouldn't worry about such things.

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