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Two Worlds: The Musical

If you were a fan of the first Two Worlds game by SouthPeak Interactive, you probably already know that the sequel Two Worlds II has only been released in Europe.  The rest of us have to wait until next year to get our armoured gauntlets on it. The folks at SouthPeak are a wacky band, and they seem to understand how hard it is waiting for a game to hit shelves, so they produced this Two Worlds II music video which will let you commiserate with you fellow RPG fans while listening to an 80’s power ballad.

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Like 127 Hours? Try Into the Wild

Christopher McCandless, the focus of Sean Penn’s spectacular Into the Wild, is an amplified, almost superhuman version of Ralston. It takes an extraordinary soul to donate their savings to charity, cast off family expectations, shun the normalcy of everyday urban life, and trek to Alaska, for the sole purpose of living in the wilderness.



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Trailer Tracker: Cowboys & Aliens, Source Code and more

West meets, umm up? this holiday week on Trailer Tracker with the release of John “Iron Man” Favreau’s big screen adaptation Cowboys & Aliens and director Duncan Jones who burst onto the screen last year with the sci-fi mind-bender Moon returns with Source Code. Don’t eat too much turkey and pass out now, it’s Trailer Tracker.

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127 Hours Review

127 Hours is the latest in a string of well-made films from director Danny Boyle, and is his first film following the huge Oscar-winning success of Slumdog Millionaire. Here he tells the story of Aron Ralston (James Franco), the ill-fated (or not, depending on how you look at it) hiker who journeyed alone into the Canyonlands of Southern Utah, only to fall and pin his arm between a rock and a cavern wall. 

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And So It Begins: The Holiday Shopping Frenzy

We’ve been run ragged for the last week trying to keep up with all of the holiday sales that have been popping up all over the internet.  Now we enter the week before Black Friday, which  is also the week before “Cyber Monday”.  For those of you who aren’t aware, “Cyber Monday” is the myth that retailers made up to create hype about online sales the Monday after Thanksgiving.  The whole Black Friday and Cyber Monday thing have officially become moot with the relentless “Pre Black Friday” sales that we had for the last week, however we here at Player Affinity just love cheap games, so we’ll cover as many of the damned sales as we can over the next week, or rather six weeks since there will be relentless retail publicity stunts right up through New Year’s Day.

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Top 3 Xbox 360 Game Openings

In video games, an introduction can make or break your experience. This brief exposure to the characters and setting can mean the difference between giving the game a fair chance or turning the console off and walking away.

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A Plethora of New MvC3 Characters Announced

Capcom and Marvel have definitely had some fans guessing at what characters will make it into Marvel Vs. Capcom 3. The roster is already packed with heavy hitters from both camps, but recently four new characters have been announced. The first two are Jill Valentine and Shuma Gorath,  are DLC exlusive characters and have been known about for a few days due to a Gamestop mistake. The second two are thankfully unspoiled and we can be in awe of their combined might.

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Fair Game Review

People complain that the government is full of “red tape.” No one can get anything done because of all of the bureaucracy and paper-pushing. There is a memo for everything from weapons of mass destruction to paperclip storage. The list of agencies winds like a maze and their list of duties stretch from border to border. It’s all a bit much. And Fair Game, a political thriller starring Sean Penn and Naomi Watts, suffers under the weight of the complexity of its focal bureau — the CIA.



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The Next Three Days Review

The last three years, the last three months, and the last three days are presented in regularly identified acts of Russell Crowe’s latest thriller The Next Three Days. It’s your typical action thriller with a central character on the run who must beat the odds to escape. In this case it is John Brennan (Russell Crowe) who decides after three years of fighting through the court system to help his wife Lara (Elizabeth Banks) beat a murder conviction to spring her from prison. The thriller packs a punch but is inevitably both generic and preposterous. Albeit entertaining, The Next Three Days is ultimately forgettable.

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Road Home Oracle – Review

Road Home continues! As the villains are coming closer to killing Vicki Vale, but Bruce Wayne won’t let them succeed. Oracle takes lead, as she guides the team to keep Vicki Vale protected and alive. As Bruce Wayne is seeing whom can best help him on his continuation of his War on Crime, Barbara Gordon will no doubt succeed in passing his test. The events of this issue will affect Barbara’s entire career as Oracle and the leader of the Birds Of Prey! Written by Marc Andreyko and artwork by Agustin Padilla.

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