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I had exactly the same problem! I kinda solved it by miscalibrating: just tap slightly right of the hotspots!

Yeah, Marek said so (and incidentally predicted the future): Anyway, I really like the way Wright talks about (his) games. Such enthusiasm!

By the way, don't you think it's a bit weird to announce a release date, when it's still a year and a half away?

Voilà. http://www.gamespot.com/e3/e3live.html

Lance: "Ooh, fits perfectly!" Tommy: "Bit tight around the crotch, though." Lance: "Oh yeah, mine too, mine too!" --Vice City

Edge is the only magazine I buy each month. Apart from that, I occasionaly read OOR, a Dutch magazine on popular music. And, errm, well... sometimes I can't resist to take a look at Power Unlimited, a Dutch gamesmagazine my brother is subscribed to. A guilty pleasure, really.

Same here. Isn't it a bit early to dismiss BS4 like this? I mean, we've only seen some screenshots... as long as the writing and puzzles are fine, I'd be pretty happy.

What an incredibly elegant game. Beautiful.

Wow, I just realized how many different games I played in the last few months. It's probably because my love for RPG's has waned somewhat, and my interest has shifted a bit towards games that are easier to finish. Also, I've been replaying games I never finished at all. -Transformers -LEGO Star Wars -Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising -Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island -Knights of the Old Republic -Halo 2 (singleplayer) -Fable: The Lost Chapters -Metal Gear Solid -Gun -Facade -Pro Evolution Soccer 4 As you can see, I really liked most of these games. Finally, I hope to get my hands on Psychonauts, Shadow of the Colossus, We heart Katamari and Guitar Hero soon.

I thought it was rushed, actually. How would you explain the dozens of pearls you earned for very simple sidequests later on?

Really, it was the wonderful world that made BG&E so memorable to me. The way everything fell into place... truly amazing. The photography was a nice touch, as it encouraged me to explore every spot on the planet while bringing it to life. Because of the vivacity, moving around without making progress became rewarding in itself. I must admit: when I did start to make progress, gameplay became a bit of a mixed bag. With all these styles, none stood out, and the adventure felt less coherent than the world it was set in.

Same goes for 2046!

I registered only ten minutes ago so it's quite possible I'm mistaken you for some other user, but if you really are Dutch you might want to visit MovieMeter.nl. I'm not sure whether this is what you're looking for: it's quite similar to IMDb, but the community is great. I spent some time to get to know the regular users, and thanks to their votes and reviews I've seen films I wouldn't have heard of otherwise. e) I like these reviews as well: http://www.moviemartyr.com