The Coop

Shit. Shatter's on sale, and I spent my last bit of set-aside cash getting the F.E.A.R. pack.

Every once in a while, I feel like the only one around here who actually enjoyed FF XII.

It's an outcry for the blood donations that they so desperately need.

Holiday 2010

No. Most of the DLC isn't as good as the original game. It's not bad, but outside of the zombie one, the rest never struck me as "OMG GOTTA HAZ IT!" material.

A wonder how large Ivy's tits are going to be this time. I figure she'll just be a set of enormous knockers with a tuft of hair sticking up from behind them, two little hands on their sides, and two feet below them.

Just wanted to say nice work to everyone involved, and mention that I pimped this album (linked to of course) on four other sites.

There was a post by The Derrit here. It's gone now.

Even though it's five minutes away yet, before I get lost in RE5 zombie BOOM! HEADSHOT!-ing, Merry Christmas folks. ... I wonder if Santa will visit this thread. I've been a good boy this year... for the most part.

I saw that. I'm so tempted to get GTA IV, but with a Pentium 4 (3GHz HT) and a 7800GS Overclocked (AGP), I'm honestly not sure the game would run with a playable framerate on even the lowest settings looking at the system requirements.

I'm not surprised that it runs (hell, I can get Darksiders to run on my "not min spec" PC via pseudo-nefarious means), but that it runs on "High" for everything at 1024x768. Takes a bit of getting used to the camera always being over Chris' right shoulder though.

Hmmm... Dyne still has the pre-bonus back art up. Well, until he updates the site, here's the updated back art... http://user.xthost.info/thecoop/AOCCv4_Back.png

Check your PMs, Dyne... again... **sob**

Thanks Guifrog And Dyne? I've sent the fix you requested. Check your PMs.

Yes, it is indeed uploaded. But I'm afraid Dyne's not willing to share. Instead, it's chosen to sit quietly in the near darkness of its room, staring the at the glowing monitor before it with a slight grin as it watches you all beg and plead for the album's release. For you see, Dyne has become a cruel, sinister being who has taken the guise of a man. Dyne is, in fact, a beast. A heartless monstrosity that takes great pride in its ability to lure in unsuspecting people with the promise of a gift... only to turn that gift into a source of amusement for itself at the expense of you all. But if you wish, you may continue to wait. Who knows. Perhaps this time, the sliver of humanity left within it will call out in its mind... a faint echo of the man who once was, bringing the thing he's become to take pity on you. As with all things, only time will tell.

Well, you're off my Christmas list ... ... ...

Oh, and I forgot to mention. Many of their games come with various free extras, like manuals, soundtracks, avatars, wallpapers and such. Just thought I'd add that.

Dyne, would you kindly check your PM box?

http://www.gog.com/en/frontpage/ For those not familiar, Good Old Games is a small group of people dedicated to legally getting the games of old (both DOS and earlier versions of Windows) to run on modern day computers and OSes. While their selection isn't massive, they are growing. And at the moment, you'll find a few hundred games up to 50% off. From Duke Nukem 3D and Battle Chess, to Fallout and Red Baron Pack, to Neverwinter Nights: Diamond Edition and Bloodrayne, they've got a pretty nice selection, with new games being added each month. All the games range from $5.99 to $9.99 usually, but until January 2nd of 2011, about 300 of their games are discounted. They even have some free games, like the just added Tyrian 2000. It may not be as big as the Steam sales, but I thought there might be a few folks here that could find a deal or two on a game they haven't been able to play for a while due to OS incompatibilities.

Grabbed RE5. It runs surprisingly well on my old-ish P4 3.00 GHz PC.