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#1 Edited by Roger778 (800 posts) - 20 hours, 38 minutes ago

I plan to look at the announcement, this week, but I have no real desire to buy an X-Box 720 (or whatever its official title is).

#2 Posted by Roger778 (800 posts) - 20 hours, 40 minutes ago

@oldirtybearon:

I'm breathing a sigh of relief right now. This guy should have described the title of this topic more clearly.

#3 Edited by Roger778 (800 posts) - 2 days, 19 hours ago

The only time I ever used an online pass, was when I wanted to try out the multiplayer for Mass Effect 3. It was surprisingly fun when I tried it out a few times, but that was it.

In my opinion, it seems like EA has finally responded to all of the backlash it has gotten from gamers over the years, and this is the first step. I personally don't see what's so great about Online Passes, so I won't miss them.

Good job, on doing this, EA.

#4 Posted by Roger778 (800 posts) - 9 days, 21 hours ago

I sleep naked.

#5 Posted by Roger778 (800 posts) - 13 days, 16 hours ago

@mcmax3000:

Almost everyone on Gamespot's community forum is literally freaking out over this, and not in a good way.

Me personally, I'm just glad we're going to get some new Star Wars games. I just hope they will all be good.

#6 Posted by Roger778 (800 posts) - 15 days, 13 hours ago

I don't know if I've ever seen a truly awful movie from Disney, but I was disappointed in Cars 2. I thought it was an improvement over Cars 1, because it was better paced. However, I did not like the fact that Mater was the lead hero this time. I liked him better as the comic relief in the first movie, and I wished Pixar had stuck to that.

#7 Edited by Roger778 (800 posts) - 15 days, 13 hours ago

I don't know if I've ever seen a truly awful movie from Disney, but I was disappointed in Cars 2. I thought it was an improvement over Cars 1, because it was better paced. However, I did not like the fact that Mater was the lead hero this time. I liked him better as the comic relief in the first movie, and I wished Pixar had stuck to that.

#8 Edited by Roger778 (800 posts) - 17 days, 19 hours ago

I have had a nicely groomed, beard for years, and I don't plan on getting rid of it.

#9 Edited by Roger778 (800 posts) - 21 days, 13 hours ago

Great article, Kovalski_248. I am a hardcore Mass Effect fan, but I have been trying the DLC's in stages on my subsequent playthroughs. I just recently completed the trilogy with the Female Shepard, who I personally feel is the better one of the two actors. Also, you were right about the Extended Cut. It made the ending of Mass Effect 3 much better.

The DLC's I've tried so far are:

1. Bring Down the Sky (pretty intense mission where you fight the Batarians on the Asteroid.

2. Kasumi (She's a great character).

3. Overlord (Very creepy DLC. It was an effective mix of horror and Science Fiction)

4. Lair of the Shadow Broker (I absolutely loved it!)

That's it so far. I really want to download From Ashes and Leviathan, and maybe even Omega. I'll try them when I feel like starting another trilogy playthrough.

#10 Edited by Roger778 (800 posts) - 23 days, 19 hours ago

In terms of the books, I would have to say Book one: The Sorcerer's stone.

In terms of the movies, my favorite movie was The Prisoner of Azkaban.

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