Flaming Lords
Last Thursday, Empire at War was released, a Star Wars strategy game set in the period between Episodes III and IV. Today, I went to Best Buy to pick up my copy, but I found myself leaving the store with two items on my hand, none of which is Empire at War. Instead of it, I bought a game, Dungeon Lord's Collector's Edition, and a CD, In Flames' Come Clarity. Dungeon Lords was one of my most anticipated games last year. Unfortunately, it was released (May 2005) unfinished, and was murdered, both, by game critics and PC gamers. I averted myself from buying this disastrous game. Now, however, that they fixed the game and re-released it, I don't have enough reason to avoid it the second time. So far, the game runs smoothly and I'm enjoying every minute of it. I'll write a review sooner, if not later.
Dungeon Lords was one of my most anticipated games last year. Unfortunately, it was released (May 2005) unfinished, and was murdered, both, by game critics and PC gamers. I averted myself from buying this disastrous game. Now, however, that they fixed the game and re-released it, I don't have enough reason to avoid it the second time. So far, the game runs smoothly and I'm enjoying every minute of it. I'll write a review sooner, if not later. I also got the new In Flames album, Come Clarity. I must say that, although Come Clarity is not my favorite In Flames album, the Swedish band has never disappointed me yet.
I also got the new In Flames album, Come Clarity. I must say that, although Come Clarity is not my favorite In Flames album, the Swedish band has never disappointed me yet.
 
 

 
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