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This is absolutely amazing.

Ok, you know what? It was pretty good for a God of War rip-off. And besides that fact, I really don't have a problem with it. It has these really nice 2D animated cutscenes and the fiction it is based on seems like a lot better choice in terms of atmosphere.

Also it looks like it is going to have a *crag*ing moral system ala Bioshock where you can either punish or absolve demons. I'm sure there are different endings based on what you do, I'm sure one of thoses concerns you becmoing Death since you kill him and take his *crag*ing scythe within the first 5 minutes.

No, this game is not going to be a hit or a classic, but it is going to be a decent game I would pick up down the road when the price goes down.  It is going to take about 8 to 10 hours, have a new game plus option, rewards for playing on ridiculously hard difficulties, and probably two different achievements based on your ending and people will just save an hour before hand and farm the tiny enemies to get what they need because you can punish or absolve anything. Either that, or bosses are worth more Punishment or Absolve points.

This is of course all speculation and hasn't been confirmed.

However, it is correct.

Mine are Ness, Mario, and Samus.

Especially Ness. He's very powerful when used correctly.

And it JUST now came in. :D

I'm going to be busy putting it together, so, well, you know.

Buy ACII.

This film evokes feelings similar to the wonderment in Jurassic Park and the epicness (not a word, but should be) of Lord of the Rings.

Finally CGI that doesn't make you think "oh, that part is CGI".  The world is believable... it sucks you in and never spits you back out.

The story drags a litlte at first and the plot is far from life changing, but it holds your attention the entire 2 hours and 40 minutes by bouncing between the two sides with well developed characters (and being facinated with seeing even the most trivial stuff in 3D).

This was my first 3D movie, and although it was a great experience (this film is perfect for IMAX and 3D due to the sweeping landscape shots and sky-high locales), 3D technology still has a ways to go before it becomes ubiquitous.  Took about half the movie for me to adjust to it. 

Great cinemtography in the high action scenes.  Lots of stuff going on but I never felt overwhelemd or lost.  Good use of slow-mo helps.

In conclusion, I give it a 4/5.  Though the story is kinda shallow, the experience is an amazing one worthy of all the hype.

Step One: Go to Wikipedia and click on random article. This is your band name.

Step Two: Go To Flickr and on the "last seven day page", then choose the 3rd pic. This is your album cover.

Step Three: Go to Wikiquote and click on random article. This is your Album Name

Step Four: Assemble and post.

(examples above)

Prince's favorite brand

Maybe I should buy that.

Well I mean, I got the Fancy Fedora right when it came out. Since then nothing though.

But now I have the bald engineer. I don't really want it though. So I might use a Heavy or Pyro token (GOD DAMN IT WHEN IS ENGIE ITEMS BEING DROPPED PLX) and combine them to make a hat for a class I actually use.

I mean, I use Engie a lot. Bald Engie just sucks.

Yet worth posting.

LIKE RIGHT NOW SUGGESTIONS

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*crag* me sideways, this is an amazing demo. Sprite rotation, compression effects, even a orgy of chiptune awesome.

Not bad for an 8-bit computer with 128k of memory.

EDIT: Shit gets real at 1:49.

EDIT 2: Well, vomit up a 9 iron and call me Magdeleine, this was coded in 1997!?

(and whether or not you bought it)

Doesn't work in IE.

I am completely *crag*ing serious.

Altair uses assassin vision to scout out some poontang.

I love messing things up and still managing to make something awesome.

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KIDDIELAND!

Now that we don't have signatures anymore, we have nowhere to stick funny quotes and the like.

WHATEVER SHALL I DO WITHOUT MY FUNNY QUOTES D: