Yes, because a game everyone had already been asking for for 10 years anyway just couldn't have gone without that brand boost, especially now AFTER the release of Episode VII, the brand is bigger than ever. ?.?
Brilliant! More cooks to spoil the broth!
Okay, maybe I'm a bit cynical, but with AC in particular I couldn't help but notice an inverse correlation between the quality of the games and the length of their end credits.
There wasn't much else for Amy to do but sit back and relax until they reached their destination. As they sped away from the Maiden, Amy stared wistfully out of the window at the barren landscape. Despite its cruel and inhospitable nature, there was something about the way the suns blazed...
Damn. The Special trope is played out in YA fiction as it is, but when you start framing it in terms of 'genetic purity', then your subtext just became creepily... text.
He certainly does not have a great range as an actor, but then again, neither does Keanu Reeves, and we know by now that, so long as Keanu is put in a role that suits him, he can be just about the best at what he does.
Are Butler's problems just a product of repeated miscasting (I mean he...
"This will be so worth it!"
"No! No! This will not be worth it!" Any cried as she caught Lilith's wrist.
"You have never had to share a duvet with this man, Lilith. Trust me, you know not what you do!"
"Thanks. Care to elaborate on that?"
Cooley chuckled a little, half-swallowing a cough that it provoked.
"In case you haven't noticed ma'am, Greenhill has precious little to offer the outside world," he rasped "And the outside world usually has even less to do with us. We're not short on...
Man, this could be a whole arc in itself. Rad spiralling into an existential crisis on discovering how far his franchise has fallen. Maybe it could end with him having to fight 'Bad Panda', the personification of his inner morally ambiguous darkness, mano a mano.
"Oh, I'm sorry!" Amy giggled weakly as Lilith spluttered before her "Are you okay? We should probably head down and help prep the crawlers..."
Once Lilith had recovered, they walked for a little in silence, with Amy smiling sadly.
"You remember the first time we met?" She asked suddenly...
Amy's moral conundrum has, of course, ended with her ear cupped tightly against the door, hanging onto every word. Luckily the conversation was long enough that she had time to pass over an entire emotional spectrum. First she was shocked, then she was angry, before she became deeply sad. Now...
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