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He sounds more or less the same. I don't mind the cheesiness, I think it fits the quasi-80s-comic-book setting, but there are a lot of radio conversations with him, so if you hate his voice it'll get grating.

You won't be happy to know that Vargas' voice has a significant presence in the game proper too, as he's your radio contact.

The Darkwraiths are in New Londo, not Anor Londo.

Parrying can absolutely trivialize Gwyn and summoning Solaire distracts him and gives you the chance to sneak in a ton of blows. If it wasn't for those two strategies, he'd actually be a fairly hard boss, he has a ton of reach and doesn't really give you a lot of time to heal, plus even if you...

Dragonfall is much better structured and interesting than Dead Man's Switch. It's still sort of short (though longer than the main campaign) and don't expect a full old-school title in scope, but overall I was satisfied.

Brian Fargo revealed Wasteland 2's opening cinematic at MCM London today, but for those of us who weren't lucky enough to attend and don't want to bother watching a recorded stream with a dead audience, it's available on YouTube: <center><iframe width="560" height="315"...

No biggie, I figured that was what happened and deleted the other duplicate messages.

We probably should have started covering Underrail's development logs sooner given they are packed with details on Stygian Software's turn-based post-apocalyptic title, but hopefully you'll forgive us while reading the latest, which offers a sneak peek on Core City, a city-state metropolis in...

During the course of what I imagine was a longer Skype interview on Pillars of Eternity, Eurogamer asked Fallout: New Vegas' project director Josh Sawyer what he wants to see in Fallout 4. Mods, slightly more challenging mechanics and choices that aren't black and white, it turns out...

By the way, I played something like 20 seconds of Wasteland 2 when the update launched, and the new dialogue UI isn't nearly as large as the update makes it look.

There's 0 multiplayer in Wasteland 2.

In an uncharacteristic Twitter conversation Pete Hines explained to a fan that Bethesda Game Studios won't be bringing their next game (which everyone expects to be Fallout 4) at E3, and won't be talking about it for a long time. I always knew that this was a possibility, but I'm a bit surprised...

I don't consider jumping down ledges a shortcut, to be honest, and that's the only thing that comes to mind to cut the descent in 4-2. As for Valley of Defilement.. none of what you say is untrue (well, actually, there is safe footing near the BP spawn point, but I guess most people don't go...

No, my signature is a quote from Gavlan bro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHvudgB-nsY And I guess it might be because I played Dark Souls first, but frankly I found Blighttown much more annoying than Valley of Defilement. Aside from the notorious framerate problems, you have to deal with...

The trick to the Maneaters is to stay aggressive and kill the first one relatively fast. Unless you take too much time the second one spawns while you've almost killed the first and you should have time to land a final hit. One-on-one they're slightly tricky but not too much to handle. Other...

I don't know if, aside from Allant and Flamelurker, Demon's Souls bosses were that much more difficult, but they were certainly a lot more interesting. Dark Souls has very few experimental bosses, and while most of the duels/demons are cool, it kind of wears thin by the end of the game. Same...

It's really boring given how slow poison is, but I can understand why one would opt for it, considering Allant is super-fast and can suck levels out of you.

That's not cheesing. Using the Thief's Ring and walking behind Old King Allant to poison him and kill him without him ever reacting, THAT'S CHEESING.

Well, the easiest to get break-off weapon remains fairly easy to get in NG+ consider the "thing" you get it from isn't hostile ;)

To be honest, I don't think it's a huge problem. It's a dialogue screen, you're going to look at the dialogue and the portraits.