Recent content by redsoxfantom

Huh, I haven't pirated games in a while, but I remember how keygens usually worked. If a keygen asked me to go through so many hoops (visit a website, fill out a survey) just to run it, that would send up some pretty serious red flags.

That's the thing, though. I already have ME2 for 360. I loved it, and actually I've been looking into getting the series for PC for a while, but I was planning on waiting for one of steam's ridiculous sales so I could pick up the DLC too.....man this is a hard choice.

Says: Thanks for preordering Battlefield 3. As a thank you, you get a free game from the origin store. I can pick either Medal of Honor, Mass Effect 2, or Dead Space 2. So, two things. A: Has anyone else gotten this yet? and B: which one?

I just thought it was hilarious that the second Yahtzee said the phrase "Trying to tempt you to surrendering to dark powers" an ad for Rift popped up.

Hmm. Well, if you're not gonna get too much DLC than 4 gigs is probably fine. However, my roommate has one and there are a few games *cough*Halo Reach*cough* that cripple their functionality if there is no hard drive inserted (the 4 gigs counts as an internal USB stick for the Xbox). So, for...

Rarely. I've never been completely black-out drunk, but I have been within shouting distance of it.

Yeah I never liked the movie either. I feel like Kubrick made it for the money (I mean, come on. It doesn't even include the last chapter from the book!) So, as cliche as it sounds, the book was better.

I turn off my xbox, but I usually leave my computer on.

Currently in Pennsylvania, nothing here. Probably won't get too bad until after Christmas.

I actually use IE most of the time, but that's just because I'm used to the interface. I do have Firefox installed in case IE doesn't feel like rendering a website, though.

I currently reading anything be Terry Pratchett.

Fallout 3, Oblivion, and Mercenaries 2 are three that come to mind.

Oh wow that's pretty awesome. Makes me wonder what other songs could benefit from this... I'll get back to you on that.

If you're looking for fantasy, I'd recommend anything by Terry Pratchett. (author of the Discworld series, if you're wondering where you heard that name before)

I do most of my gaming on my 360, but I do have a stable of PC games. Fortunately I subscribe to this [http://xkcd.com/606/] theory of PC gaming, so I avoid most of the major problems.