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At the same time, iirc it's not illegal in the US to mock the competition in advertisement, for instance. Genesis does what Nintendon't and all that jazz. The problem imo is that most of them are just passive and tamed.
grossAfter 2 months, it finally arrived:
AND IT'S ABSOLUTE HARAAM.
Highlights include:
Saying 2003-Today is when RPGs "grew up",
An article about Immersive Sims that doesn't mention Arx Fatalis;
An article about "The HISTORY of ARPG" that starts in the 2000's with Diablo II;
A 4-page review of Deus Ex: Invisible War that says it's respectable because it tried to make Deus Ex accessible;
Calls DA:I a "slightly uninspiring sign of stagnation" on one page and "one of the most exiting, persona, dramatic and funny stories ever bought to PCs" on another;
NOT A SINGLE MENTION of Legend of Grimrock, AoD, UnderRail, Gothic, Darklands, Realms of Arkania, etc...
This article on the future of RPGs:
The image speaks for itself.
it finally arrived
That it would've been. Plenty would've exit the game in what, 4 hours?one of the most exiting,
Marcin Blacha, TW3's narrative director."The creator of The Witcher 3"? What does that even mean?
Well, he's here, pimping Wasteland 3 and dreaming about one day being in the big league with Bethesda:inb4 turns out this handbook was funded by Brian Fargo as a 'fuck you' to Codex.
ÂŁ9,99What is the cover price for this magazine?
That's 500000$ too many.ÂŁ9,99
Brian Fargo and inXile hope to introduce multiplayer to a roleplaying campaign
More shit in this book than in all of India.Are there any nuggets of new insider info there at all or is it all just PR blather?
Saying 2003-Today is when RPGs "grew up",