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  1. Yeah no good deals today. Thank god.

     

    Bought RSV2, Splinter cell Chaos Theory, STALKER and Star wars Republic commando (\o/) today. All for a neat sum of 17 bucks. On the downside I got a f**ktonne of downloading to do.

     

    leech that bandwidth beech....

  2. Steam Deals are a go....

     

    A lot of super games are on Sale

     

    STALKER for $1.99

    Mirrors Edge for $4.99

     

    Entire Ubisoft Catalog is 50% off

    All Atari games is 66% off

    Eidos Collectors pack(with awesome games) 50% off

     

    GO BUY BUY BUY!!!

  3. I recommended my friend the 4th season of dexter .He said he dint like it.I was a bit surprised.So does anyone here share the same opinion?

    Personally i think its one of the best television season i have ever watched

     

    Tell him he gonna be a part of this very soon!!

     

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  4. Brittany Murphy Dies

     

    Brittany Murphy died early this morning after she went into full cardiac arrest and could not be revived, multiple sources tell TMZ.

     

    She was 32.

     

    A 911 call was made at 8:00 AM from a home in Los Angeles that is listed as belonging to her husband, Simon Monjack, the Los Angeles City Fire Department tells TMZ.

     

    We're told Murphy was taken to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center where she was pronounced dead on arrival. Her time of death was listed as 10:04 AM.

     

    Murphy starred in such films as "Clueless," "8 Mile," and "Don't Say a Word." Murphy was reportedly fired from last film, "The Caller," after reports she was problematic on set.

     

    Read more: http://www.tmz.com/#ixzz0aIHrOcUB

     

     

    :wallbash::(:devil:

  5. Who is the producer of Spec Ops: The Line ?

     

    Greg Kasavin! The former editor in Gamespot.com

     

    The US company behind the popular video games Grand Theft Auto and the Max Payne series is planning to make a futuristic version of Dubai the setting for its next big gaming franchise.

     

    2K Games, a subsidiary of Take-Two Interactive, one of the largest video game publishers in the world, unveiled a 90-second trailer for Spec Ops: The Line, which takes place in a war-ravaged Dubai set in the near future.

     

    The trailer was shown for the first time during the US television channel Spike TV's Video Game Awards in Las Vegas last Saturday.

     

    "This is not a contemporary version of the setting," said Greg Kasavin, the producer of Spec Ops, a video game veteran who has worked on the Command and Conquer video game series.

     

    "It takes place after an unimaginable natural disaster has struck the region."

     

    In the fictionalised setting, the emirate has suffered from a number of catastrophic sandstorms, leaving the city half-buried under millions of tonnes of sand.

     

    The player takes command of a character named Captain Martin Walker and an elite team of American soldiers to rescue a downed US army colonel named John Konrad and his crew.

     

    Mr Kasavin said landmarks, such as the skyscrapers towering alongside Sheikh Zayed Road, Burj Dubai and Burj Al Arab, were all incorporated in the game.

     

    He admitted he had not visited the Emirates, but said a number of project developers recently came to Dubai to photograph and video the area for artistic purposes.

     

    "It's such a fantastic location from an architectural standpoint," said Mr Kasavin. "The contrast between the exterior devastation and the interior opulence and beautiful architecture seemed to be a really beautiful and effective image."

     

    The plot takes a great deal of inspiration from Joseph Conrad's novel Heart of Darkness and Francis Ford Coppola's film Apocalypse Now.

     

    Mr Kasavin said: "During the course of the story, you go deeper into the ruined utopia of the city trying to find this character and discover that something even darker has taken place there than this natural disaster."

     

    Government officials at the National Media Council (NMC) said they had not been informed that 2K Games was developing a game based in Dubai.

     

    "We will have to review the game first before issuing any decision on whether to ban it or allow it," said Mohammed al Mutawa, a video games censor at the NMC.

     

    Before a video game is released in the UAE, the NMC assesses whether it conforms with local laws and notifies authorities if it does not, said Juma Obaid Alleem, the director of media content at the council.

     

    "If it becomes an international matter, various avenues are taken through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to follow this up."

     

    Mr Kasavin emphasised that the enemies the game players fight in the fictional Dubai would not have any clear religious or political beliefs associated with them.

     

    For most of the game, the players fight against rogue US army forces as well as local bandits and scavengers who survived the sandstorms.

     

    "The game uses the location purely as a location," Mr Kasavin said. "It's not meant to convey any kind of message ... I would hope that people judge it on its on its merits."

     

    He said none of the shoot-outs took place in mosques.

     

    Video games that have recently drawn the anger of Muslim organisations include Little Big Planet, whose release was delayed after it was discovered to contain a song with passages taken from the Quran, as well as the first version of the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare series, which was banned in the UAE.

     

    Although the new game has no fixed release date, it is expected to go on sale after November 2010.

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