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Le Saboteur has a fine soundtrack http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLG13wTSQ3E http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZghY3C53SmU

Lebensraum, anno 2012.

Sorry, but due to the "Personalized Websearch" in google, most of the people are getting different search results... So unless you want to link it here, most of the people would be wondering about what you find interesting in that link they clicked right now

Could be Dawn of the Jedi. Or at least this would be interesting.

What the...

It was the highlight of his career. Knight Moves, though, wasn't half-bad either. Not to mention he was actually married to Diane Lane at the time, too. Dang, I even like Fortress and the Hunted.

The movie had a nice contrast between the boorish greenhorn immortal and world-weary present-day one. Lambert did well.

It's silly that the 'choice' boils down to giving the sword back to the Elf or not. First time I had to reload because of this. Giving back the sword just seemed like the non-jerk option to me.

The first entry when I googled 'Desu Ex' made me laugh.

Commies never learn.

Only good news if you think Ryan Reynolds makes a good Connor Macleod.

Wait, what? Which IP is this? Perry Rhodan

Sounds worth buying on release. Zenimax Bethesda Arkane deserves the support.

Triss is worse.

Highlander: the Hydra

Adrian Paul shouldn't have been in Endgame, considering how it was completely discrepant with the series, but I guess he was starving for a role back then (the movie came out a couple of years after the series ended).

Time for another riot.

Mortal Kombat was Christopher Lambert's last decent movie. Sad but true.

Outlander. Mix of Thirteenth Warrior, Beowulf and Magnificent Seven. Main actor looked like a Christopher Lambert/Billy Zane hybrid. Pretty weird movie.

Didn't much care for Desu Ex, but it deserves mention that Elias Toufexis (Jensen) is the hottest male voice actor in the business atm, beating even Mark Meer. Jensen is also a much better character than that block of wood, Geralt of Rivia.

The game sold rather fantastically. It is tough to get an idea of just how profitable it was, given the costs and everything, but it's far from a failure. Now if it continues to lose subscribers, there might be some cause for concern. But for now it is an extremely good game and it has a healthy player base.

Mass rape and murder were conducted even in countries they liberated. E.g. Budapest.

Incredibly annoying and dull main character (especially after such an awesome protagonist in the first game), story that introduces a million plotlines but never bothers to resolve any (you're basically being fed half the story on purpose), crappy and clunky forced combat sequences, crappy and clunky forced stealth sequences, no puzzles whatsoever, instead you get to solve a crappy minigame on the main character's cellphone. And last but not least, the biggest crime: April Ryan character assassination. The game is only worth it if you loved TLJ and want to see some characters and locations from the first game again.

Don't pay more than $5 for that abomination.