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I really doubt i'd like multiple protagonists, hope it's not true. Saying that, i'm sure R* would make it awesome anyway.

When you compare Liberty City from GTA III and IV, they're completely different. No doubt R* would do the same to San Andreas.

In all fairness, the gameplay mechanics were a complete improvement from SA. They'll no doubt refine it further, as with all games.

I think most of the hype around GTA is just knowing where the fuck it will be!

I didn't actually watch a single show in IV. And i've completed it about 3 times, once at 100%. But I suppose it's not for everyone, although if I were to watch it; would have to be Kevin Hart.

Let's be honest, they'll just do whatever the fuck they want.

I'm walkin' around my flat with a boner Also, I thought they only numbered the GTAs that used new engines?

Tbh I can't see myself getting it before Skyrim, and then I don't know when i'll have time after that. But we'll see.

A gentleman

Source So, I would definitely like to see a new console, but I feel that they were just starting to get the best out of the current hardware. I suppose we will have to see if this is even true, because I do recall both Sony and Microsoft claiming a life span of 10 years for their consoles, at the moment they're only about 6 years old.

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia kinda reminds me how we treat each other here... like shit

Skyrim is all I need.

Dude, I feel exactly the same way, so many games that I need to catch up on as well! Still haven't played SR2 or Assassins Creed Brotherhood I suppose it's only like this because most major releases are at the end of the year. As soon as the gaming drought hits though, we'll be able to make up for lost ground.

You should all watch Suits. It's like House, but for lawyers. Best law show i've watched, none of that boring bullshit.

I've been watching this recently after a friend got me into it. I'm coming to the end of season 3, its a good series but I find it hard to like any of the characters except for the DEA brother-in-law,

I've just bought Arkham Asylum, its quite cheap now. So i'll get Arkham City next year sometime, along with a few other single-player games that i've been meaning to play.

Has anybody played Dark Souls? It's meant to be a good game but very difficult, I think i'll get it next year sometime after i've put at least 200+ hours into this. < Wood Elf with sword/staff combo... call me GandELF bitches

I'm living in manchester (aka gunchester) at the moment http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_crime_in_south_Manchester It's gotten much better though, only 35 fatalities over the past decade: This is the map: http://www.newsmapping.com/manchester.howmanymore.html

I don't have a car because I drive like a maniac, but my dad has this Maserati Quattroporte or something, the engine makes a mean sound

I read somewhere that they mostly buy timed exclusives so that they can have Xbox 360 endorsement in the adverts.

I found that hilarious

I need to get on this virgin hype, BT are absolutely shit, i'm pretty sure we pay £30ish and only get speeds of ~6Mb/s

I have nerdgasms every time I think about this game. There's easily 100+ hours of my gameplay/life in this game.

Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Release date: 11.11.11 Genre: Role Playing Game Platform: Microsoft Windows, Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 Developer: Bethesda Game Studios Plot Skyrim is the fifth installment in the Elder Scrolls series. For those who don't know, it has evolved into a first-person/third-person open world RPG. Skyrim takes place 200 years after its predecessor, Oblivion. The province of Skyrim has erupted into civil war after the assassination of its king. During this time, the God Alduin has risen in the form of a dragon, whose sole purpose is to destroy the world. The player takes control of the last Dragonborn and must face Alduin to save Skyrim from destruction. List of some features Perk system (similar to fallout 3) Dual wielding Skills level up the more they are used Activities such as farming, mining, woodcutting and cooking Vastly improved AI and graphics Dynamically conditioned quests Traditionally in an assassination quest, we would pick someone of interest and have you assassinate them," Howard explained. "Now there is a template for an assassination mission and the game can conditionalize all the roles – where it happens, under what conditions does it take place, who wants someone assassinated, and who they want assassinated. All this can be generated based on where the character is, who he's met. They can conditionalize that someone who you've done a quest for before wants someone assassinated, and the target could be someone with whom you've spent a lot of time before Engine advancements By looking at previous Bethesda titles, it is evident to see a refinement in the game engine and consequently the graphics. Below is an image that shows the evolution of character models. (Left to right) Oblivion, Fallout 3, New Vegas Compare this image to some pictures in the media section to see the improvement. Media Gameplay trailer Gameplay trailer analysis (IGN) Screenshots Articles/Links The Elder Scrolls Evolved: What's new in Skyrim Wiki More screenshots

They only seem to take influence from classics. However, take a look at the synopsis for the movie Elite Squad 2 (IMDB 8.5): I think a spin on this could make an excellent storyline.