yea, right on Peltz. It didn't occur to me that people wouldn't know what sour worms are, but in retrospect I'm amazed anyone else did.

Im a fan. Especially apple flavor sour rings. It always pisses me off seeing people buying apples because i cant eat apples in their normal form, i get an allergic reaction from them, nothing serious but very irritating.

Oh, that's bizarre. I'm not a big fan of apples except if they're in apple pie.

You never know. Releasing a title of this size in the 'off-season' might actually be a great move, with no competition whatsoever BUT close enough to the end of the year to not be forgotten for the GOTY awards (which is what often happens to games released early in the calendar year).

I'm still undecided about the influx of trailers btw. I love the brutality of it all but...I'm hoping that won't be just it.

Mm, some bad sounds coming out of E3 (and not just from these guys)

http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2009/06 ... more-12708

[quote]Rumoured to have been in development for around a decade, the project has been described as a spiritual successor to Baldur’s Gate, and a fresh approach to traditional fantasy ingredients. Not using any D&D ruleset, but rather an infrastructure of their own creation, it sounds like it has the potential to be the triumphant return of a lost art. But I’ve yet to see anything that’s been convincing of this. Previous videos have come and gone, and almost every time I’ve thought, “Well, maybe it was just that voice actor,â€

Oh bummer. I hardly noticed, but for the past year my initial excitement for this game has ebbed to below sea level. Hopefully this was mostly bad marketing, and they don't really have Marilyn Manson background music during the game. The trailers work better with .
My biggest hope is that since this game has been in development for a long time before EA took over, they haven't had time to ruin that much just yet.

Yea i agree, they should learn from Egosoft. I believe this is one of their best work