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Vienna:Choose a song to define your life and explain it.

"The Theory of Everything" album by Ayreon Such a great album, with really great musicians who worked with it too

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I once thought my sink was a fridge and proceeded to put items in said sink. I was functioning on very little sleep.

This picture is from the 9th of July, so it's pretty much what I look like now. Excuse my messy hair.

Sitting around doing nothing.

Playing with my new Ibanez RG8. Here it be

Colonial Marines was a good game for what it was worth. Do have a few qualms with it though. Hell, who doesn't?

Recovering from being rudely awakened by a thunder storm.

I'd like to hear your thoughts and opinions on what's shaping up to be not just the biggest survival-horror game of the year, but the best Alien game ever created. In my opinion this is the Alien game we've all been waiting for. You play Amanda Ripley in search of her mother after the discovery of the Nostromo's black box. You are then brought to a seemingly abandoned space station were you have to use your wits to survive. This time, there is only ONE alien. One Xenemorph. And it is big. Utilizing a fully unscripted AI, this alien thinks before acting. It hears a sound, it will investigate. It will toy with you. It will scare you. And, ultimately given the chance, it will kill you. This is such a greatly welcome approach to the Alien video game franchise. This game has succeeded in recapturing the feel and look of 1979's Alien. Those who adore the original film are bound to be pleased with the newest chapter in the Alien mythos. Ladies and gentlemen, when I get my hands on this game, I think I will have finally found the one game that will truly terrify me. For those who wish to know more about the game you may visit this title's website here.

I have that particular avatar because I got told a while ago that I resemble the character shown in the image. And I had no idea that Richard was behind me at the time. Purely a coincidence. I thought you made a pose with him, and you both look very noble Well as far as nobility goes I rarely pose for propaganda posters that use said pose, but I sure as hell could be the face of England one day (I hope not, for the public's sake)

-CFh0xIhxoY This amazing album.

Hey, remember when I wasn't on this forum for a few years?

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Banned because ThePest179 has the ability to ban users.

MMXIV

Kotaku recently posted this article about the game.

(Live)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tibi_Et_Igni

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At Sony's press conference at E3 this year they showed this particular game entitled 'No Man's Sky'. To take it's own words: "A science-fiction game set in an infinite procedurally generated universe". To me this seems like the ideal space sim. To be able to lay claim to an entire planet, fly out in to space and land on another planet and then fly great distances in space to different systems. This is what I've been wanting for a very long time. I have played the X games but they've never really had that one thing that I wanted in a space sim. But now this game could be what I'm looking for. Here is the game's website.

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Oh I am undoubtedly crazy. But that's not a side I let seep into my posts.

If it'd continue, maybe just one more video. Doom Guy's Mind is much more straight-to-the-point compared to Freeman's Mind. In terms of comparison: Freeman's Mind is very intellectual in both its dialogue and comedy whereas Doom Guy's Mind was obviously a play on your run of the mill tough guy. It wouldn't last for long. But I'd be up for seeing at least one more Doom Guy's Mind if that would ever happen.

Hey Ross, how about a review for 'Get Dexter' aka 'Crafton & Xunk'? Some info on the game here. I realise the wikipedia article is a little bare but y'know.