MerlijnVH

A good example of narcissism would be Christian Bale's role in American Psycho.

He didn't seem very homosexual but he sure loved to look at himself in the mirror while he was, lets say, having fun.

Yeah, I've played both Lost Odyssey and Blue Dragon.

Lost Odyssey is an awesome game, but it doesn't give me the same emotional attachment as Eternal Sonata did.

I find that there is a certain feeling about Eternal Sonata... The whole game sets a really unique atmosphere if you will.

Along with the beautiful graphics, music and solid gameplay its a great RPG experience.
Its my most favorite RPG on the 360 anyway. There are so many awesome titles on the Playstation 2 that its difficult to make a choice.

I don't see a problem with it. Lag is certainly not a game, object, character or location. So it does (sort of) fit in as a concept of what could happen in a game.

There are games that have excessive lag issues still unresolved by the developer, therefore it could be added as a concept to that game.
This way if people look up that game, they can see under the concepts that it suffers from lag issues.

I don't know... that's just my opinion on it.

Its my favorite RPG as well. :)

Currently playing it through again on New Game+, trying to go for the 1000 gamer points.

To be fair, I've never actually played Tibia. Cut the game some slack though, as crappy as it might be, it exists since 1997. Apparently its one of the earliest MMORPG games as well, so its understandable if its not up to today's standards, right?

Yeah, I wrote out the full plot of the game yesterday so I'm waiting (and hoping) for it to be approved. It should fill up the page quite nicely.

You can edit the image and then send it to a new (and correct) gallery if you want.

Yeah, I was also surprised when signing up that there wasn't any option to fill in the country I'm from.
I guess it doesn't really matter but I still think its weird. :) Maybe they just forgot.

Hmmm, that's a pretty good question actually. My 360 is almost two years old now and I've never had to send it back in, so I have no experience with Microsoft support.
But it would seem logical to me for the support staff to actually test the 360 before doing anything, right? If the product has been sent in for repairs because of a RROD error and they fire it up and it works fine, I doubt they'll give you a new one either.

But I don't advice you to... ahem... leave the console running for 48+ hours in a row so that it will break down into a RROD so that you have to send it back in... you don't want that... ahem...