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Author Archives: Colin Dray
Deus Ex: Human Revolution: A Bold New Future Mired In the Past
Going in I had heard rumour that there was an uncomfortable, anachronistic moment in Deus Ex: Human Revolution. I was vague on the details, but had a faint recollection that a number of players had expressed discomfort with some minor … Continue reading
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Adam Jensen
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Breakfast At Tiffany's
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Deus Ex: Human Revolution
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Eidos Montreal
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Fistful of Dollars
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Letitia
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Philip K Dick
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race studies
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Square Enix
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Transformers
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Limbo and LOST: One Is a Dark, Dreary, Ominous Excursion Into A Nihilistic Nothingness…The Other Is Limbo
>or: Wherever You Are, There You Are (Even If You’re Nowhere) An eye opens. A pair of eyes in fact. Two eyes; both opening. Two orbs waiting to perceive, to absorb their strange new surrounds, and in that act of … Continue reading
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Ben Linus
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Charles Widmore
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Colin Dray
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Dharma
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JJ Abrams
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