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Great news! A minor hint: I'll be on vacation starting this Saturday, and I'll have plenty of time to sink into game testing related activities. I wouldn't mind being hit with a key.

The game will be out on August 20th under the new name The Bureau: XCOM Declassified. For more info, head over to Rock, Paper, Shotgun.

Here's the latest from Chris.

Correct. The Wasteland 2 team have set up a so-called "Late Backer Store" on the game's official website, though.

I liked it. So much, in fact, that I played it through twice.

I watched through the whole series last year and loved almost every minute of it. I'm not sure whether Chris Carter & Co. were planning on extending the storyline to a fourth season, but unlike The X-Files, I didn't think Millennium ended on a bum note.

In an unsurprising turn of events, Firaxis have announced the first serving of DLC for XCOM: Enemy Unknown. It's apparently heavy on narrative. Looky here.

Three words: "En finne igen!"

If the Kickstarter FAQ is to be trusted, Xenonauts will also see a DRM-free release on GamersGate and possibly on the game's website with the Humble Store handling the payments.

I must say, I really like your submissions!

Had "Whichever works best" been a poll option, that would've been my choice. That said, Chris's arguments in the original thread won me over, but I seem to be in the minority here.

Chris's holiday set back the release date, and the team decided that the game could use some testing before they go beta. Two relevant threads here and here.

The co-op portion of Left 4 Dead 2 is probably the game I've sunk most hours into. From my perspective, it offers a ton of replay value, and as an added bonus, comes with all the content from the original game.

Yes, please! As to the fish, I'm sorry, I don't do that stuff.

This is precisely why I requested that wiglafman1225 start a thread to pick apart the game as it stands. I, for one, would like to hear what Chris has to say about the issues he has brought forth.