Alpha Protocol was a great game. Too bad it did not get enough sales to have a sequel. You could really feel like James Bond while playing it. I think many people just didn't 'get' it. It was an RPG first, shooter second, stealth game third.

Software, including games, should belong to the customer once bought. Indie devs are doing it right for the games, just like Richard Stallman did for operating systems nearly 30 years ago. Today Linux is as widespread as Windows, if not more. More and more people are using dual boot. Sooner or later, oppressive game publishers, will go down. The era of the indie dev is on now, and it's only going to get better.

San Andreas FTW!!!

I want to drive my cycle off Mount Chiliad again. San Andreas FTW!

One of the more unique and memorable shooters of the last decade. AFAIK the first game to have bullet time in it.

**** graphics. PC is superior simply because nothing matches playing a FPS game with the mouse and keyboard.

Excellent game with great music. The main theme from D2-Ego Draconis and a few from Divine Divinity rank among my top favourites ever.

Nice I article. I like to read about these 'behind the scene heroes' of our great games. No Mass Effect would be the same without the epic music.

Another initiate discovers the wonders of Mincraft! Welcome to the fold :D Edit: Gamespot server sounds like an awesome idea!

This all looks really good.