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Soukyan
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Reply #70 on: October 19, 2004, 04:55:43 AM

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November 16th. About fucking time.


The only thing that makes me happy about this is that Vampire: Bloodlines can finally be shipped. Wooha!

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Reply #71 on: October 19, 2004, 07:48:10 AM

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Why the fuck do I have to remind people of this. IT'S THE SLEEPER SHOOTERS THAT SHOCK AND AWE, THE SLEEPER SHOOTERS!


STALKER might be the next sleeper shooter.  Semi-RPGish/Morrowind-ish in a modern FPS world.  Based loosely on The 1979 Russian movie by the same name, it will almost certainly have a sci-fi/fantasy twist.

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Reply #72 on: October 19, 2004, 07:51:15 AM

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STALKER might be the next sleeper shooter.  Semi-RPGish/Morrowind-ish in a modern FPS world.  Based loosely on The 1979 Russian movie by the same name, it will almost certainly have a sci-fi/fantasy twist.


S.T.A.L.K.E.R is a sleeper now? It's being pimped quite vivedly over here. I was a bit upset when they cut co-op out of it though.

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Reply #73 on: October 19, 2004, 08:37:52 AM

Still waiting on Call of Cthulhu.
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Reply #74 on: October 19, 2004, 08:42:16 AM

Stalker is actually based on the movie? Hmmm...I'll believe that when I see it. They may SAY THAT but there's just no way.
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Reply #75 on: October 19, 2004, 09:19:59 AM

True, STALKER has been pimped alot, over time.  But I don't think alot of people have caught on to the potential unique gameplay it might end up having.  Strangely enough, at one point, the devs did not even seem to have a firm grasp on how to get the gameplay to work.

And it is supposedly based loosely(keyword: loosely) on the movie.  I think that this aspect is fairly guarded, due to wanting to keep the game's story fresh.  I hope that means that the game possibly plays a bit different each time it is played through completely.  They have also gone to great lengths to recreate some of the looks that the film had.  Hopefully I am not reading to much into things said in the past.

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Reply #76 on: October 19, 2004, 10:17:38 AM

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Still waiting on Call of Cthulhu.


I don't dare get my hopes up.  It could be really awesome, or it could crash and burn spectacularly.
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Reply #77 on: October 19, 2004, 10:23:54 AM

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Still waiting on Call of Cthulhu.


I don't dare get my hopes up.  It could be really awesome, or it could crash and burn spectacularly.


I keep myself in a "This game will suck more than Enter the Matrix"-mode in order to keep my hopes from being crushed. I could way too easily fall into fanboihood over anything Cthulhu-related.

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Reply #78 on: October 19, 2004, 09:19:07 PM

Ok, so I'm a sucker for having the original box, documentation and all the other goodies that come from a retail product - I collect them.  But here I am faced with the Collector's edition that comes on a DVD, unfortunately, I don't have a DVD-ROM drive.  So if I want to get a boxed copy not only do I have to spend $80 on the game itself, but I've got to buy a DVD drive.  Fortunately, those can be had for around $25-35 dollars now.

So do I feed my desire for boxed originals or go with the Steam version?  What are you all planning on doing?

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Soukyan brings up a good point that Vampire: Bloodlines can now be shipped - that was something that I hadn't thought of, so this news is twice as good.  Is Vampires: Bloodlines even finished?  I haven't been keeping up on its development.

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Reply #79 on: October 19, 2004, 09:32:07 PM

I'm buying the box when it hits store shelves. I may preorder to get the silver version. The only way I'll get the $90 one is if the hat is really really fucking cool.

I actually wouldn't even get the game if I could find my original Half Life 1 key. Found the cd, just need to find the manual.

Meh, I'd like to play through HL1 with the source engine though. I really hated the original engine. It ruined all the great multiplayer mods that came out for it for me.

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Vampire: Bloodlines comes out the same day as Halo 2. Now that's a pain in the ass. I was looking forward to playing Halo 2 MP with the guys at the office and now that I know Bloodlines is coming out, I'm unhappy....to say the least.
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Reply #80 on: October 20, 2004, 07:10:03 AM

New Vampire: Bloodlines trailer available. I'm looking more forward to this game every day.
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