The book was great, I'm a big fan of Bret Easton Ellis. But on it's own I would say that the movie is a great watch, and Bale is at his finest.

Clifton is so awesome, one of my favorites, "Gonzalez Gonzalez" And yeah that was when JVDB he was no longer Dawson and someone I could respect as an actor.

The Witcher 2 would be a good place to start. I played it with a 360 controller and it was glorious.

The Witcher 2 was PC first then ported to 360, I'm pretty sure PS3 got the shaft. It is an amazing RPG IMO so if your PC can handle it I'm sure it can be picked up on the cheap.

I heard Ched Chiply and Scumbag Steve will be playable characters once unlocked.

As with everything Bret Easton Ellis the book is always better, he's one sick puppy. But I loved American Psycho and The Rules of Attraction is one of my favorite movies. I also like how his characters are connected and in the same universe.

Since there is no such thing as a "silencer" for any weapon and they are all "suppressors" I assumed that you understood what I was referring to. And I'm not sure how many shotguns you've handled but the one in the video is at least half as loud as an un-suppressed one would be.

This real enough for ya?

And thank YOU for the mods. Keep em coming.

Chighur says otherwise friendo.

And for the second time I second your nomination.

Do Not Touch The Trim.

Try the Demo, you will be instantly hooked or you will move on not having wasted any ducats.

That makes two of us. If my wallet wasn't hurting so bad I would have picked this gem up already.

EVERYTHING Geiger is a Penis, Vagina, Asshole, and Penetration.

"combining 700 Xbox 360s in one tall box"

Love the Movie, I grew up with it. This gives me a new reason to read the book.

It only gets better. Some bosses later on will make the Capra Demon look like a total scrub.

But how does she fight with all those constricting clothes on? And those average sized breast are just way too realistic for me to believe she is capable of saving the universe.

Kinda feels like a dream state. I felt very connected to my character because he was as clueless as I was. Hidetaka Miyazaki said that his influence for Dark Souls lore came from his infatuation with western mythology when he was young, he said that because of the language barrier he was left to make up his own…