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I had an interesting discussion a couple of days ago. I was chatting with a relative and the conversation turned to video games. We discussed Fallout 3, Halo, Oblivion, and various other games. We compared playing styles and talked about what we liked and didn't like in games.
So, what's interesting about that?
Well, I'm 42 and the relative was my wife's uncle who is in his 60s. A conversation about the merits of FO3's VATS system would not be out of place between a couple of young adults. But, two men with gray in their beards? Not as unusual as you might think.
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I've said a lot of bad things about the Playstation 3. I questioned its abilities. I bemoaned its excessively high price. I postulated it wasn't worth getting when a Wii + an Xbox 360 (the so-called Wii60) was a better deal with better games.
I'm sorry, Sony.
I own a PS3 now (giving me the PSWii combo) and it's freaking awesome. This Fall was to be the "build a new gaming PC". This new rig would play Fallout 3, Dragon Age: Origins and lots of other great games. But...something funny happened on the way to Newegg.com. Instead of a new PC, I ended up with a new HDTV and a PS3. I think I came out on top on this deal. Especially now Bioware has confirmed Dragon Age: Origins will come to consoles. The last coffin nail in my PC gaming days has been driven in. I'm officially a console fan-boy.
Let the hate-mail begin...
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The following was not written by me, it is a copy of a GameFAQs forum post. It details how to change the player character model to one of the NPCs in the game. Further elaboration can be found on Lucasforums:
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someone | Posted 3/23/2007 4:27:49 PM | message detail
It's pretty easy:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=foSGF33aNn4
Basically I just learned what the users at the official forum were doing:
http://jade.bioware.com/forums/viewtopic.html?topic=551760&forum=108
and tried it out for myself. We're getting pretty far along.
Also, in case u don't want to read the description on youtube, I actually did NOT replace the other characters to choose at the start. All of them are there, and now these extra characters are available for use.
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User Rating: 5 / 5
Dungeon Siege II save
This is a complete save from the end of DS2 at Mercenary level. It has the PC (dryad ranger, 45), Lothar (fighter, 45), Finala (combat mage, 45) and Taar (nature mage, 45). All quests are complete and the Lore section is complete. The characters are almost entirely outfitted in set and unique items. You can use this to start DS2 at Veteran level or convert it to Broken World and start BW at Merc level. Unzip the file to My Documents\My Games\Dungeon Siege 2\Save\SinglePlayer
DS2 Broken World save
This is a complete save from the end of BW at Mercenary level. It has the PC (dryad ranger, 50), Lothar (fighter, 50), Finala (combat mage, 50) and Taar (nature mage, 50). All quests are complete and the Lore section is almost complete (still missing some of the high-level reagent recipes). You'll also find Yoren, Ressa and an adult pack mule in the Inn. Unzip the file to My Documents\My Games\Dungeon Siege 2 Broken World\Save\SinglePlayer
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IMPORTANT!
This is Need for Speed: Most Wanted from 2005 (not the 2012 release made by Criterion). Also, this is the PC version, console version might work differently.
100% Complete Save Game
This save game has everything complete: Career, Rap Sheet and Challenge Series. Also included is a NFS Underground 2 Career save so you can start new Most Wanted Careers with an extra 10,000 in cash.
Download file (10.4 MB)
Unzip to any folder and read Career save instructions.txt
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X-Men Legends II Complete Save File
(PC Version. Sorry no console saves available at this time.)
This is an XML2 savegame that features everything complete: main story, all Danger Room scenarios, unlocked Deadpool, Iron Man and Professor X, etc. You can use this to start a new game +.
Before downloading, start XML2 and load up the game in the #1 save slot and re-save it somewhere else (if you want to keep it). Quit the game.
Unzip the contents to your save directory, which is typically:
My Documents\Activision\X-Men Legends 2\Save
Start XML2 again and load up the saved game. You can then quit to the main menu and start a new game at any difficulty level (including Hard) and you'll have all costumes, characters, etc.
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