I saw a Fallout 1/2 bundle in Game for about a fiver and couldn't afford it (poor state of affairs, i know) but i'm certainly going to be on that at some point.

I'm going to finish up Fable 2 today methinks!

The Legendary Car's Pack is amazing, this is what's in the pack....

-The Jansen P12 88 Special, based on the DeLorean from the Back to the Future films, leaves flaming tire tracks along the ground while boosting and is also able to hover.
-The Hunter Manhattan Spirit is based on the Ecto-1 from the Ghostbusters films and features 2 sirens and lightbars on the roof.
-The Carson GT Nighthawk is based on KITT from the television series, Knight Rider and features the iconic swooping light bar both in the rear bumper and the grill and the rear spoiler popping out.
-Hunter Cavalry Bootlegger is loosely based on The General Lee from the tv series The Dukes of Hazzard and features the distinctive horn.

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Finally managed to get this game working, had to turn down my maximum output on my RAM so the game would run. Pretty decent game so far, there are some clipping issues and some strange voice effects, however they're not really that annoying. There's some in game advertising but that's pretty much common in all video games so I don't really let it get to me. It's a fun action RPG based on one of the best RPG games to come out in the past 20 years, next to Warewolf: The Apocalypse.

My cousin found this in a box under his bed from who knows how long ago.

http://lparchive.org/LetsPlay/abe/Im...yseeWinBox.jpg

I get creeped out playing it. And it's ridiculously hard (for me) but way awesome.

Ah man, I remember playing this years ago! I loved it.

I sat in on a game for the rpg book Vampire: The Requiem (updated version of Vampire: The Masquerade) and it was a really fun story to follow. I like how faithful this game is to the original book at least in terms of character sheets, the use of success' or fails to determine an action, and so on.

I haven't played this but I love games where what happens next depends on weither you succeed or fail at a mission or what mission you choose.

Like in Star Fox 64 and Fable. I wish more games would do something like that, where you can replay it time and time again and it not always be done in the same way.

anyone on this site playing D&D online now that it's free to play?

It's free? I may have to pick that back up...I'd cancelled my account a while back because no one else was playing. :\

Then you should really start doing some table top RPGing because that's the whole point of the game. Depending on your Game Master there can be some really hilarious outcomes. I remember in one of the Exalted sessions last year my friend's character who had absolutely no social points managed to hit another character's date for the evening, then release his special attack while drunk that made everyone else within a 60 foot radius hammered until they threw up... all because he had a few bad rolls.