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Tags: Iron Lore; Titan Quest
<a href=http://www.ign.com>IGN</a> have posted a <a href=http://pc.ign.com/articles/683/683160p1.html>trailer</a> for the upcoming action RPG accompanied by an interview with Brian Sullivan, who seems to be heading up the team behind it. Here's IGN's utterly baffling blurb about the game since the interview is pretty boring:<blockquote>When it comes to hack and slash, the PC has generally been pretty well taken care of over the years. <b>But recently, the number of action/RPG games that focus on fast combat against huge odds and item collection have been fewer and farther between.</b> Iron Lore is hoping to take advantage of the lull with their first title as a company, Titan Quest.</blockquote>What the hell are they smoking over at IGN? That's all we get in "RPGs" these days. Just face it, this is yet another run-of-the-mill action RPG, but hey, it's got great graphics!
<a href=http://www.ign.com>IGN</a> have posted a <a href=http://pc.ign.com/articles/683/683160p1.html>trailer</a> for the upcoming action RPG accompanied by an interview with Brian Sullivan, who seems to be heading up the team behind it. Here's IGN's utterly baffling blurb about the game since the interview is pretty boring:<blockquote>When it comes to hack and slash, the PC has generally been pretty well taken care of over the years. <b>But recently, the number of action/RPG games that focus on fast combat against huge odds and item collection have been fewer and farther between.</b> Iron Lore is hoping to take advantage of the lull with their first title as a company, Titan Quest.</blockquote>What the hell are they smoking over at IGN? That's all we get in "RPGs" these days. Just face it, this is yet another run-of-the-mill action RPG, but hey, it's got great graphics!