Dude, I thought the spoiler tag was to hide this season's information. Apparently the stuff you mentioned all happend in the comics. Fuck! It's not your fault though, I made my own assumption. But since were there:
I got this strong feeling at the end of the last episode that his family was still alive and probably zombified. I thougth that he was visiting them in the room. Didn't expect the heads.
Watched episode 3 today. Great season so far. I really like where there going with this.
Thanks guys! There's still a small but dedicated following over at Quake3world.
YAGER: You know that this isn't the alpha I posted earlier right? Just to make sure 
Continued work on my Quake 3 map. Incorporated all the feedback I've gotten on my previous two editor shots. Lost quite some time on learning how to make my own skybox, using shaders for lighting effects and getting a teleporter texture working. Anyway, here are 3 ingame shots. Lighting needs a bit of work but overall I'm pleased with the progress.
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This is indeed pure awesomeness. Thanks for sharing Dux!
Depends on which part your looking at:
Fixed the trailer so you guys can hate some more 
You should go for it. I would donate money. On the other hand, depending on the cost, I would be willing to finance a Mapcore CS GO server but I have no interest in maintaining it or playing admin. I would of course, play games on it
Let me know!
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Finished the main campaign of Arkham City last night. This game is better than the first in almost all aspects, I mean it's literally the same game and it feels the same, it just has more of everything on it. More enemies, more bosses, more gadgets, more environments, more open world, etc, etc. With that being said tho, I think I preferred the first one for some reason, still, Arkham City ranks among one of the best games I've played.
The ending comes out of the blue tho, whereas in the first one, you see the ending getting closer and closer until you see the final boss and you know that's it, on Arkham City it feels it ends almost out of the blue.
Warning to everyone that still havent played the game, don't use the character model viewer in the main menu, the majority of the characters are there for you to see, with some MAJOR fucking spoilers,
like Harley Quinn's widdow model, and Harley Quinn's solders with RIP JOKER on their costume, among others.... yeah.
I still have the DLC's and extras to play, like the Harley Quinn pack, Catwomen missions, etc. These extras are awesome, this game has so much content!
All and all, a fantastic game, 9/10
Currently playing it myself. Funny you should mention preferring the first one for some reason. I agree on all your points but I too have that feeling and really don't know why.
Quote from D3adsMy recording of Walking Dead episode 1 clashed with something else and I missed some of the beginning, does it start with
or is there more before that? Because I've got the rest of it...
I watched From Dusk Till Dawn last night, still absolutely brilliant.
It starts like that and then slowly zooms out. You haven't missed anything.
Oh and respect to Bale. Great actor. Ever since Empire of the Sun.
Quote from D3adsOverall I'm very happy with that, I'll give it a solid 8.5/10
Couldn't agree more. Finally saw it yesterday. Absolutely fucking loved it. It was grim and brutal. Urban did a great job. Respect for doing a movie without taking of your helmet. I liked all the characters and the way the movie progressed. I was really annoyed at first by basically doing the movie in one building, like in The Raid. But it worked out great and it was nothing like The Raid. If you like action and violence with a kick ass protagonist, your in for treat. Also, I expected the 3D to be a cheap gimmick but it was actually done quite well. The Slo Mo effect of the drugs was also quite nice. Yes, can't wait to watch it again.
Fucking haters! It's Sam Raimi, the guy who brought us the original Evil dead films, Darkman and Drag me to hell. Have some faith boys
Played it a bit at a friends house. This is COD. Everything is pretty much the same. If COD is your thing, you'll enjoy yourself. Visually however, it looks even more dated then COD. But it's all about watching the game play. I sat there, moved and shot couple of times while eating cookies. It was on the hard setting, but I didn't notice it. Most of the time the AI didn't notice me either. The game appears to be a step back from the 2010 version. Only played about a half hour or so. Maybe it gets better. I hope so for my friends sake. But hey, he likes to watch cut scenes and scripted events so it's probably all good for him
So Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell announced that they would bring back the original Evil Dead. They would act as producers and Fede Alvarez would direct. They would drop the humor of the sequels and really do it like the original. So no one liners, just pure horror. Normally I frown upon remakes but I love this franchise and I thoroughly enjoy Sam his movies. Today, the Red Brand trailer was released and boy is this horror fan excited. Enjoy!
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Dungeon Keeper was fucking awesome as well. Still got both original boxes (Dungeon Keeper + Deeper Dungeons). Good choice Dux.
Forgot two important games!
Ghost and Goblins - NES - 1986
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Legacy of Kain: Blood Omen - Playstation - 1996
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Great thread! It just so happens to be that me and my friends had a dicussion about this a while a go. Just naming those games that really really got to me before my 16th birthday:
Pitfall - Atari 2600 - 1982
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Operation Wolf - Commodore 64 - 1987
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Double Dragon II - NES - 1989
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The Terminator - Sega Megadrive - 1992
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Doom - SNES - 1995
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Goldeneye - Nintendo 64 - 1997
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Fallout - PC - 1997
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Half Life - PC - 1998
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Almost time guys, can't wait to see it in Imax.
Quote from IzunoFirst Halo and Reach were my favorites. In fact, I was very surprised at how much I liked reach after being disappointed with Halo 2, 3 and ODST.
Meanwhile, anyone watching the Forward Unto Dawn web series? you can see it free on Youtube. It may not be the best acting in the world, but I actually am starting to like it, plus it's FREE. Nice.
Agreed. Although for me, the best Halo movie is still Neill Blomkamp his short titled Halo: Landfall.
