Oh, no... the games quite fun... but he's a smug prick.
French Canadian to be exact! Aso his original name was Wally before customs made him change it!
OH Man, I must be a moron, I kept reading the title as 'ASH TRAY'...
I hate that smug striped shirted Canadian bastard!
What if you never see it... ever?!
Yeah... Shamaquillo O'Menighteal is just slaughtered it...
I'd still place him close to the Tibetan region. Looking at the older version of him, he's not Chinese, nor Indian, but not quite Russian either... so...
Gould was a great guy. If anything, he was a true person to the core, someone everyone could relate to and hold a conversation with. My only regret is not meeting him in person before he died.
While none of them are directly posed towards a real country of origin, the cast for them got all the proposed ethnicity wrong...
Once I saw the Forest Spirits or 'Nick-nocks', all I could hear was this voice...
Ah sweet. A 2 for 2!
Oh, OH! I finally get to use this? Sweet...
Yeah, actually I just made a comment and link to the video myself. Find it funny too how the article states that it;s still in Paramounts hands, and going back to the video, it was explicitly Paramount who had made the teaser...
Well the Splinter Cell movie's been planned since Chaos Theory came out. Hell, the collector's edition came with a teaser that said coming soon...
A free software program supported by its makers and community with regularly made updates with new software and plugins as well as tutorials and cross system adaptability for PC, Mac and Linux?
But isn't that sometimes the point though, to have those overly graphic scenes as a way of telling the player to avoid the situation even more? I can understand there being a limit to it, but even in a graphic sense like Gears, it's kinda outright necessary.
What we need is an old school Republican/Progressive that actually has the balls to do the right thing for the people and not to let stupid semantics or ridiculous poltician baloney get in the way. You know, ideals like preserving nature, cracking down on corruption, fixing industry regulations...