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I checked the label, I got happy pills. Wheeeee I'm the prettiest unicorn of them all!!
yeah i will have to admit, the waiting is taking its toll... i have just about stopped looking at games i would like to buy so as to leave some fun when i actually play it.
I was thinking the other day how cool it would be if suddenly out of no where a game no one thought would come... hits shelfs and totally takes the industry by the pants....
yeah ... never gonna happen.
I don't know what this post said, I just can't stop staring at your avatar.
Patience is virtue.
Also, I stopped taking crazy pills a loooong time agao.
I just realized that Soul Calibur IV is coming out at the end of July instead of June like I thought.
"The waiting is the hardest part."
For every game that has been in the making for years, there's another that is announced and released silently without anyone ever noticing. In fact, a lot of the games I really love from last year were games that really got no attention. They were announced, and within a year released.
I think its less lazy development and more insane hype on 1% of the games that actually get released. Last I heard, Too Human may break the record of the most expensive video game developed to date (minus MMO's, I would assume).
At any rate.. waiting is fine, but there better not be any major bugs in the titles. They better be polished to a shine.
"Fallout 3 has been toying with us for more than a year."
That's an understatement. I remember frantically following Fallout signs to Bethesda's booth at E3 in 2005 hoping to get even the smallest nugget of information on the title.
Patience, young one.
I am still waiting on my damn PS4 for to arrive.. I mean I sent M$ my 360 when it RROD and they said I would be getting my PS4! Ugh, waiting is so hard :(
It works both ways. To release or not to release. At least Spore is more of a console title anyway. Though the RTS aspects may be a little more difficult to control in console.