Guess I'll just ask this here. Can anyone recommend a good city building game but one that's not based in winning and losing but maybe something like completing challenges instead. I'm looking for a pretty relaxed game. Also, preferably medieval rather than modern. Thanks.

The screens are pretty awesome but I've been deceived that way before. I want to see some gameplay.

Too Human. And I loved it.

I've been waiting for this sale to get Dragon Age: UE and I just got it for $25. :D Couldn't be happier, but that will be my only purchase.

I've been waiting for this sale to get the Ultimate Edition of Dragon Age...and now I have no money in my checking account and I don't want to dip into my savings. Guess I'll have to wait for my next paycheck.

Well I think we should wait until the game is out to see which game has the better bells and whistles. Seems to be leaning to the PS3's side though.

However, I think those who have played ME1 are going to have the better experience playing ME2 regardless of things like minor graphical differences.

I had a feeling this would happen. Still, I think I would prefer the level 60 bonus and millionaire bonus.

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It's only slightly unpolished. I'm talking about games that are unpolished in a major way.

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I thought Fallout 3 felt incredibly unpolished when it came out...

Well, that's a fair opinion, although I don't personally agree with it.

Do you think that FO3 deserved its GOTY awards?

Well I didn't like the game but that was for other reasons as well. Even so, I think it deserved the awards it got.

[QUOTE="UCF_Knight"]So did Fallout 3 not deserve any awards when it came out?GreySeal9

It's only slightly unpolished. I'm talking about games that are unpolished in a major way.

I thought Fallout 3 felt incredibly unpolished when it came out...

Well they're going to be publishing Bungie's games so yes, I'll be giving them my money. Sorry bout it.