>> ^taranimator:

Aw.. c'mon.. this is sweet!! And I don't even play Minecraft. Love the big-arse ring!
The ending is priceless...


Too right, a quirky memorable wedding proposal doesn't need hours of work and a cast of thousands, it might be perfect for her and him... ; )

>> ^EMPIRE:


But that's the thing... if you played minecraft, you would know just how lame this was. This took him the better part of 15 or 20 minutes to do. (probably a lot less if he already happened to have the materials stored away)
And thus the expectation of a lifelong under-performing husband is set.

Oh dear! That's so funny.. trying to decide if it would be BETTER if he spent WAYyyy more time on it..That could be a problem of a different variety! haha.

>> ^EMPIRE:

>> ^taranimator:
Aw.. c'mon.. this is sweet!! And I don't even play Minecraft. Love the big-arse ring!
The ending is priceless...

But that's the thing... if you played minecraft, you would know just how lame this was. This took him the better part of 15 or 20 minutes to do. (probably a lot less if he already happened to have the materials stored away)

>> ^taranimator:

Aw.. c'mon.. this is sweet!! And I don't even play Minecraft. Love the big-arse ring!
The ending is priceless...


But that's the thing... if you played minecraft, you would know just how lame this was. This took him the better part of 15 or 20 minutes to do. (probably a lot less if he already happened to have the materials stored away)

>> ^EMPIRE:

I gotta be honest... that was rather lame.
I play minecraft, and it didn't take him much time to do that. At least the guy could have tried to do something a little more impressive.


He works for Bioware...so he might be one of the morons working on ruining Star Wars: The Old Republic.

Yes it's gonna be total shit.

>> ^siftlurk:

I kinda missed the ME1 dune buggy. It was no where near as boring as the scanning. Sheesh, that was miserable.


I disagree, whereas it was somewhat fun on just regular exploring levels, I hated the courses set up for it.

Saving Liara I can't tell you how many goddamn times I'd come to the end of that course, see that it was walled off, and since I'd been driving for 10 minutes think "Oh shit, I have to turn left here" and drive right into the lava, having to start the entire level over again because the auto-save in the first game sucked.

>> ^Shepppard:

Promote teh awesome.
@<a rel="nofollow" href="http://videosift.com/member/CrushBug" title="member since July 27th, 2006" class="profilelink">CrushBug, this game better be awesome.


While I am not on the ME team, I will pass along your comments to them

I borrowed the 360 version from a friend, still waiting on a PC package that includes all the DLC before I buy it.>> ^radx:

Hm, I bought the first part for a fiver via Steam last Christmas. Still haven't acquired the second installment.

Yah, that bugged me as well. It was like their technology suddenly got worse for no reason other than to force a player to use multiple weapons or hunt for ammo drops in the mission.>> ^MarineGunrock:
I just hope they get rid of that fucking STUPID clip system. You had a unique gameplay element in 1, then ripped it out to be more like every other shooter in existence. WHY!? Also, more inventory. We wanted it fixed, not removed.

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>> ^Zyrxil:

I hope they put some of the RPG back in. In many ways, ME2 being good was almost a fluke. The characters were good enough to carry gameplay that was too simplistic and storytelling that didn't flow very well.


Unfortunately that's unlikely, considering they are also 'streamlining' Dragon Age 2. i.e. ripping out RPG elements and making it actioney.

>> ^Payback:

HOLY FUCK THE TRILOGY HAS A THIRD PART????


The reason this was such a big deal is because in the last few weeks/months Bioware has been letting little details slip about their newest project they were going to be presenting at the spike VGAs on dec. 11.

The clues were all over the map for two specific games: Mass Effect 3, and Shattered Steel. Clues that were the atomic weight of iron and the point at which iron can shatter (i.e. Steel is refined iron, so Shattered Steel, etc)

There was a whole slew of these conspiracy theories, and finally it was confirmed to be ME3 they were working on.

>> ^Gallowflak:

Yeah, this sift has a superior embed. Don't worry about it.


Very generous of you, sir. Thank you.

Maybe I'm too easily suckered by gimicks, but I'm looking forward to the 3DS. I think I enjoyed the DS more than any hand-held to date. It just had lots of great games, versatile controls, and critically the system and games cost about 30% less than their competitor. The same thing, only with a bigger screen, higher resolution, better processor, analog stick, accelerometer and gyroscope would have been enough to get my pre-order. But the glassesless 3D really does sound sort of cool. I've been wanting that ever since that bit in Back To The Future 2 were the holographic shark eats Michael J. Fox. I'm pretty sure it will be just like that.

All of other games I'm looking forward to are due to the developer track record, The Old Republic(Bioware), Portal 2(Valve) and Warhammer 40k: Space Marine(Relic). Though with that last one I seem to be alone.