HiddenFacedMatt
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Since: Jul, 2011
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Sep 17th 2011 at 12:17:57 PM
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Now, bear in mind that Prison Episode is defined as a prison-centered installment of a series not otherwise about prison; many examples are more along the lines of a level, and I was wondering if this was too.
The following entry relating to this game is on Prison Episode:
- In Max Payne, Max is drugged, tied up, whacked with a baseball bat, and still manages to get out and continue his Roaring Rampage of Revenge.
Now, bear in mind that Prison Episode is defined as a prison-centered installment of a series not otherwise about prison; many examples are more along the lines of a level, and I was wondering if this was too.
Not that this would disqualify it; in that trope's discussion page, battosaijoe claimed that a level should count if it makes up a significant enough portion of the gameplay, and kjnoren claimed to have looked through the video game section, removing the more obvious non-examples.
In any case, would you say it qualifies?
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Kalaong
Since: Jan, 2001
Sep 14th 2011 at 8:52:57 PM
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What is it with everyone taking on Mass Effect 3? It releases in March, and XCOM is actually being released the same DAY!
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erforce
Since: Mar, 2011
Jan 18th 2011 at 2:49:39 AM
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Relocating natter from the film page
- WTH, Casting Agency?: Mila Kunis really does not work as badass assassin Mona Sax. The few scenes dedicated to her only show that she doesn't seem to know what she's doing.
- YMMV. Mila was the best casting decision in this movie. She was the perfect choice for Mona.
Am I the only one who is massively provoked by the introductory header, which seems hugely dedicated to showcasing how much "better" the sequel is than the original in seemingly every possible way? Needless to say, your mileage may vary on that. Why is this sanctioned for use in a space which I notice is largely used for purely neutral information?