Alan Wake PC?
And So It Begins Again
CD Projekt Eats Pirates For Breakfast
Suing Witcher 2 Thieves
Duke Nukem Forever
New DLC Freshly Launched
Hard Reset To Release Again
Retail Special Edition In 2012
Gmoist was drooling over this game for awhile, well, until he saw that it was a rail shooter. It looks like Battlefield 3 and Operation Wolf had a baby. Shit, now that I think about it those games used to be a lot of fun. Do you guys remember the Terminator 2 arcade cabinet / shooter? I probably dumped $100+ into that thing over several years.
The Physical Warfare Pack grants you instant access to the powerful DAO-12 shotgun, if you haven’t unlocked it already. It also features custom flechette ammo for the DAO-12, a flash suppressor for the SKS sniper rifle, plus the Type 88 Light Machine Gun.The Battlefield Blog states that PC and Xbox 360 players will also be able to get their hands on the DLC at a later date. We'll keep you guys posted, because we all know where the real action is.
At least the summer movie trailers are hitting, so that's something. Games have obviously winded down a little bit now, so it's nice to have temporary replacements. Sacha Baron Cohen is back in "The Dictator", which looks like it's going to be more of a proper film and less of a gag on the unknowing public. If you're looking big guns and explosions there'll be even more classic action film stars in "The Expendables II, including Chuck Norris, and Ahhnold Schwarzenegger. Men in Black finally returns too, with "Men in Black 3." It's been awhile since I wanted to see a flick at the theater, but I have a feeling that's going to change in 2012.
Oh and I wanted to mention that I did finally fire up Battlefield 3 again, and can now play properly. I'm not sure who to thank really, whether a resolution to my woes came from one of the official game patches, or new Nvidia drivers. Either way, now I can see more about what I've been missing. Jet combat is a bit of a downer because the maps feel like fishbowls, but the infantry and ground vehicle play is pretty damn impressive. Good stuff so far.
Anyways guys, that's all for your Friday update. Leave me a comment for me though, won't you? While doing so, let me know if you're interested in a Dota 2 beta invite, and I'll draw a winner tomorrow!
Additional changes:
The mesmer relies on a wide range of abilities to make it a formidable foe:
With the its ability to wield stronger and more powerful illusions, the mesmer moves up from a support role to take its place as the versatile master of magic in Guild Wars 2.
“DarkEden offers online gamers a nostalgic journey to the classic era of MMORPGs,” said Peter Kang, CEO of Ignited Games. “The game’s macabre setting invites fans of vampire-centric movies and lore to experience the style of gameplay that launched an entire genre of online gaming.”
To welcome players into DarkEden, Ignited Games is hosting several special events to celebrate the game’s launch and the holiday season, including:
DarkEden is a throwback to the golden age of MMORPGs, featuring classic hack-and-slash action and isometric 2D visuals. Set in the fictional eastern European country of Eslania, players choose between three available races, including vicious Vampires, human Slayers and beastly Ousters, then battle for control of Eslania. Each race has distinctive gameplay mechanics and methods for character progression, such as the Vampire’s need to drink blood to gain experience points.

Today, I have decided to take on the American Justice System in my morning update. That's right, and I'm pretty confident that I've discovered exactly what's wrong with it. 'Wrong with?' it you say? Yes, in fact anyone who's accidentally caught of clip of Nancy Grace in the past 5 years, or was conscious enough in the 90's to hear about the OJ trail is probably familiar with some of the miscarriages of justice our system. Beyond the guilty going free, the Bureau of Justice Statistics has admitted that 8% - 12% of all state prisoners are innocent.
Yes I had jury duty yesterday, and that's where the issue, an issue I had long suspected, was proven to me yet again. Idiot jurors. That's the answer! It is so incredibly easy to get out of actually having to sit on a jury, that if you're on one, you've probably either got a) nothing better to do and are out of touch, or b) are too stupid to get yourself excused. For instance, we had to fill out a questionnaire previous to the actual selection process. It was revealed that it was a domestic abuse case, and so in the "other information we should know" section I put that I am "judgmental" and "distain wife beaters". Easy as that, I was the first round pick for the defense to be excused.
I actually kind of wanted to sit on the jury just to make sure justice was served, but when you're looking at a boring multi-day trial or a free half a day off, and it is that incredibly and transparently easy to get out of it, how could I not? So, my proposal is this; instead of letting each the defense and prosecution dismiss 6 jurors each, they should let the pick 6 jurors each. So maybe it borders on infringing on our constitutional rights of a fair trial, but if I ever find myself the defendant in a trial, I don't want to be placing my life in the hands of 12 people who don't even have enough common sense to get out of it.
It is almost the weekend! Anyone doing anything fun for the holidays this year? I'm hosting a white elephant gift party this weekend. Hopefully this year I don't get stuck with the package of adult diapers.