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Good lord.  Your niece, you say? She, uh, likes her cameras, doesn't she? *cough*

Dark Souls is renowned as one of the most fiendishly difficult games of all time.

Is it? Or is it just very hard compared to modern games?

Well, yes. It's no Horace Goes Skiing, I'll grant you.

Dark Souls is renowned as one of the most fiendishly difficult games of all time. You'd love it.

Alienate new readers? Snarky? Seriously? C'mon chaps, get some perspective here.

The best answer I can currently give is "soon" because I literally CANNOT be more concrete than that and I answer this same question from various quarters Every Single Day. It'll be on there when the work is finished. Elaborating on a single word does nothing but wastes everyone's time.

Hmm. I know that wasn't the intention, but he certainly *sounded* alienated to me.

He does kind of have a point, though. What's the point of making everyone else play nice if Tharg's minions are going to alienate the new readers anyway?

What does "Cursed Edge" mean? Does it have any relevance to the script, or was it just a name that sounded way cool and awesome?

This is very good news. Never could warm to Langley's photo-manip stuff.

Sounds like it's that or the charity shop. You might as well at least get some beer money out of it.

The 32gb microSD card in my phone has failed for the second and apparently final time. I only bought it about six months ago. Cheap tat...

One word: Scrotnig!

I seem to recall an interview on MTV where he said he originally drew it as Stallone, but was asked to change it.

Can't your Batman do this for you?

I can't help but read this in Tom Hardy's Bane voice

You guys did see the date on that Slayer story, right?

If it's any help,there's a Rogue Trooper tabletop game currently in production on Kickstarter.

About the closest you'll get to Fiends at the moment is Rebellion's latest Sniper Elite offering, Nazi Zombie Army. I haven't played it, but I've yet to read anything negative.

Oz the Great and Powerful. Good film, working well both as a prequel and as its own film, with some nice Raimi-ish touches scattered throughout.