Err, wow... this is a 1980s Soviet-era Estonian commercial for meat and meat products.

Oh Bryan, Bryan... why had you fall asleep on the last party in your hoody...



Just too easy ;-)

Yatzhee sums one of the main problem of "Alone in the dark 4" up pretty well:

- You're not alone.

- It's not dark.

The rest of his Review is also quite funny once again.

Austrian Government is history once again thanks to the idiots sitting in our parlament unable to work out some compromises. Well, here comes my prank to the situation:



Sorry, austrian. ;-)

Wow: It's a big compliment for a game if it can make me smile. If it can make me laugh, it is already bought (at least in my mind). This time: Lego Indiana Jones! I just tried the demo on XBox Live and it's really funny! Damn, i guess now i have to replay all Lego titles for all the possible missed humor...

Just a little one: Why is there no comfortable definition on how you are allowed to leave a game demo back to XBox live? Every demo seems to cook it's own dish in there. Most game developers there seem to believe the harder they make it for the customer to leave the demo, the higher the chance he will buy the game (maybe only for the sole purpose of being able to quit it). What crude logic is this? My favourite so far: The demo to (the purposedly long titled) "Wolf of the battlefield: Commando 3". You select "Return to XBox Live Arcade" to be questioned "Really exit the game? - Yes or No". After choosing "Yes", the present another screen (which they showed you at least 2 times already!) with three options: Buy the Game, Exit Game and Back. The standard controls for exiting something on xbox is the B-button, but on this screen it brings you back to the game... WTF?! Is Capcom really thinking i'd change my mind and buy the game if i accidently pushed the wrong button and end up in the main menu...? Well, news for you then: NO!