Actually I'm quite looking forward to Batman Arkham City.....

AIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.................

I spent five years playing Asheron's Call:



...although it didn't have any elves or dragons.

To this day it's still one of the best games I put any time into, and if Turbine ever makes it F2P like they did with D&D Online and Lord of the Rings Online, I can guarantee you I'd be playing it again.

What...no.. I dislike RPG games.. Assassin's Creed is about running, jumping, and killing! And Anno is a city builder..

The only Assassin's Creed game I've played was on my phone, so looks like I've got some catching up to do...

Isn't Arkham city already out? or is it getting a later PC release?

DON'T YOU DARE SAY THAT CHAD!!!! I've already had 2 games ruined for me this year thanks to this draconian country... I don't need a third...

But I'm now interested in Asheron's Call... hmmmm...

It's out on console, just ironing my grey tights and blue pants ready for the PC release.

Well, here's another Elves and Dragons fan. After I liked TES:Morrowind and TES:Oblivion so much (not to mention GTA III and GTA ViceCity ) I really looked forward to Skyrim.

But... it uses Stream, and I'm not happy about that. Still on the fence if I should give it a try or not. I'll wait for the user reports first.

I'm getting Skyrim for sure. Oblivion was awesome, never played Morrowind though.

An Asheron's Call screenshot was prolly the last thing I expected in the Motorsports forum, but hey, thanks for the memories. That game was absolutely incredible before the bots moved in and took over.

Stream or Steam?

I've been using Steam for a year now... It's worth it just for the free titles and BETA sign ups.... As for games that use Steam, it's a little annoying... Now that I know that Skyrim is Steam, I'm not going to be playing it until late arvo on the day I get it...

Duke Nukem Foreever is the only game I've bought the physical copy of that uses Steam, and while it provides a stable online platform for the game, the install process is *(_%$YHFBDJKL:SG AIRNKASDH XZBCFKBXZILGDJCSNKDF VZFx annoying... I hope it's different with Skyrim as the file sizes are surely to be bigger, because with Duke, after inserting the CD you have to wait 3-4 hours with a download speed of around 1mb/s... So if it's the same with Skyrim I'm expecting to get it at 9am and spend the next 5 hours waiting for it to download, and then install...

The only upside to this method is you can log into your Steam account from another computer and within 4 hours be playing with you game and with your save files.. So having to reformat isn't as dramatic as it once was... Which for Skyrim is a real BIG bonus...