Edited by Wizard of the Secret Fire at: 7/23/00 8:56:12 amĪh these are all good quotes but I hear nothing of Bilbo on the eyries,ĭwalin: And besides, eagles aren't forks!īilbo: Oh no, not a bit like storks-forks, I mean!Īh, let's see (leafs through The Hobbit quickly) Ah ha!īofur:Get up lazybones, or there will be no breakfast left for you! Usually guarding Old Forest Feel free to visit the EZ Board, Bonfire Glade. I am a servant of the Secret Fire, wielder of the flame of Anor." Trow yourself in next time, and then you will be of no further nuisance. 'This is a serious yourney, not a hobbit walking-party. 'But if that does not shatter them, and I am allowed a little peace from foolish questions, I will seek for the opening words'
'Knock on the doors with your head, Peregrin Took', said Gandalf. 'What are you going to do then?' asked Pippin, undaunted by the wizard's bristling brows. Why pour so many resources into developing a game about Gollum - of all characters - when you could do so much with the rest of the Fellowship? Yes, the idea of delving deep into Sauron’s domain and controlling Smeagol is intriguing enough - at least on the surface - but the industry has yet to fully grasp the potential of Tolkien’s expansive mythology.These comments between Gandalf and Pippin are quite funny: Indeed, we recently broke down a few of the most memorable ones, and the very thought gave us the itch to revisit some of those titles. Middle-earth is in no shortage of amazing interactive games. The Lord of the Rings is exactly one such franchise, and after the disastrous launch of Daedalic’s Gollum game - which not only nosedived critically and financially but also took the studio down with it - Middle-earth enthusiasts are once again pondering if the rolling hills of the Riddermark, the tangled forests of Fangorn, or even the civilized pastures of Gondor would make for another awesome video game experience. There are few things gamers appreciate more than an adaptation that brings some of their favorite fictional worlds to life.
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