Imo, this game was awesome for the first 20-30 hours. Since I couldn't really stick with the storyline (all I wanted to do was blow things up and kill peds then run from the cops). AFter that... it lost its value to me. Definitely didn't deserve its 10.0 Rating to me.
I was a GI subscriber for two years and I really, really liked that magazine. I stopped because I just became too lazy to renew after a while. I've read EGM on occasion like on road trips and such. EGM seems more like a reviewers magazine to me. Game Informer has sections with previews on that month's game, which is why I liked it.
As far as the customer support thing goes... I really don't think I can help.
Overall, I liked GI better because there was more to read. But EGM is really good for a quick glance at previews and reviews. Depends now on what you want out of a magazine.
So... how does the government get a hold of your stuff if they can't legally search your stuff without due cause? or is that now a due cause... because it might be pirated?
fallout made by same dang people made oblivion and there trying put stuff in it for oblivion fans to love and fallout fans to love try it when it comes
600 hours on oblivion? um kk man idk see in any way i playu that game for that much
i played 160 hrs i couldnt stand it no more
k2theswiss
Haha, I know, 600 hours cumulative though. Playing different characters and different battle types...theives, melee, mages and so forth.
Xbox 360 20 GB Model + Halo 3 = FREE (gift) Network Adapter = FREE (gift) 12 Month Gold Subscription = FREE (gift) Gears of War = EUR 44 Ninja Gaiden 2 = EUR 35 Viking: Battle For Asgard = EUR 35 Call of Duty 4 = EUR 10 (most of it was paid by my brother as a gift) The Orange Box = EUR 37 Assassin's Creed = EUR 40 Mass Effect = EUR 37 Grand Theft Auto IV = FREE (gift) Army of Two = FREE (gift) The Simpson's Game = EUR 58 (why would i pay so much?) Dark Sector = EUR 25 Timeshift = EUR 40 Call of Duty 2 = EUR 20 BioShock = EUR 25 Oblivion GOTY = EUR 40 Dead Rising = 26
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