I F***ING LOVE 2013!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

yea thats right frist i hear that steam will make their own consol. and now i hear that the Elder Scrols will become an MMO ( i kinda saw something like this coming ) i found out this year the ther will be a mass effect 4 but wont be out this year. and of corese GTA 5 dam and alot more game and big surprise here ther might be a CoD modern warfare 4 that will be the 10th call of duty. DAM I LOVE THIS YEAR

Ahhhh Mass Effect.

I played and liked Mass Effect 1.
I played and *loved* Mass Effect 2. (in the top ten of all-time games, IMO)

I didn't even buy Mass Effect 3 (or play it). Why? Because EA.

Steam "big picture" is pretty interesting, although I won't be getting one. We live in a transition time, right now, where we're on the verge of having one completely integrated appliance for all our entertainment needs. At some point, in the not-too-distant future, you'll have a TV like thing that controls everything in your house, does your internet related things, serves you television and games, all from one place (or multiple, if you've got more than one of said device in your home).

You're starting to see this with Windows 8, which is the biggest thing to happen to computing since Windows '95 or the 1984 Macintosh. With a Windows 8 machine, I can do all my social networking and have it stream TV and games to my TV... today. (TV selection is minimal, but the power's already there). I can also use it to stream XBOX content from one TV to another.

It's crazy, the future is now.

so. a bunch of sequels makes it a good year?

bob bless us for continuity i guess

with the title, one would have thought you got laid on new years day or something


Re: Marks comments, yeah, i've warned the family that we arn't buying anything yet. not even TV's WiiU can suck it and so can anything else until the next gen of devices arrive. re: Steam Big picture: .. why not just get a long hdmi cable? no need for a separate device.

Fun fact: i haven't upgraded my computer aside from increasing RAM to 32gb since Windows 7 beta arrived and i dont see any need to do so this year. a few years ago i couldn't imagine not buying something for my pc in a 4 year span.

@ Mark if you ever want to play Mass Effect 3 let me know. I have through origin, of which i have no other games through, so you could borrow my account for a while. (btw it wasnt terrible, just not nearly as good as 1 or 2).

true and false there where some good combat upgrades in ME 3 bad the RPG elament was a back ground noise if yea know what i mean want relly made ME 3 suck was that bloody bad ending but at the same time a dam good one ( F U EA your why i have mixed feelings on the game) but still give that one one said "wow a 10th call of duty" i take it no one serprised by that. but ima gona hope somehow shepered servied his death and you play as sheppered agin in ME 4 and after we defet the reapers has to be after that.

Lore Weaver wrote:Ahhhh Mass Effect.

I played and liked Mass Effect 1.
I played and *loved* Mass Effect 2. (in the top ten of all-time games, IMO)

I played and loved Mass Effect 1. I couldn't stand Mass Effect 2. Viva la difference!

Im an old fogey. Gimme Quake. (#1, with the NIN soundtrack)

Lore Weaver wrote:Ahhhh Mass Effect.

I played and liked Mass Effect 1.
I played and *loved* Mass Effect 2. (in the top ten of all-time games, IMO)

I didn't even buy Mass Effect 3 (or play it). Why? Because EA.

Steam "big picture" is pretty interesting, although I won't be getting one. We live in a transition time, right now, where we're on the verge of having one completely integrated appliance for all our entertainment needs. At some point, in the not-too-distant future, you'll have a TV like thing that controls everything in your house, does your internet related things, serves you television and games, all from one place (or multiple, if you've got more than one of said device in your home).

You're starting to see this with Windows 8, which is the biggest thing to happen to computing since Windows '95 or the 1984 Macintosh. With a Windows 8 machine, I can do all my social networking and have it stream TV and games to my TV... today. (TV selection is minimal, but the power's already there). I can also use it to stream XBOX content from one TV to another.

It's crazy, the future is now.

My TV does X-Box, PC, and PS2 games. It does Internet. And of course, it TV's

*Gasp* You are the future! Way to go Champ!!

I got a TV that only does shitty decorating and reno shows. Beat that r-tards!

ScottRadom wrote:I got a TV that only does shitty decorating and reno shows. Beat that r-tards!

Holmes on Radom?

sounds like the making of some second rate pr0n.

GIGGADY