Jan

31

Loony Park

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Painkiller: Battle Out of Hell: Loony Park
Battle Out of Hell’s second level is one of the most enjoyable I’ve played in Painkiller. Entitled Loony Park, it’s set in a decrepit amusement park. The park may be run-down and demon-infested but there’s still fun to be had.

There are demonic puppets that hang by their strings after you kill them, evil clowns and some … aberrations that throw … something or other at you. All of which need to boom’d and bang’d and generally blown to smithereens. The action was very satisfying.
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Jan

31

Elsewhere on the web

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Opera: the missed opportunity. “… why did people rally around Firefox and not Opera?”

Jan

31

Elsewhere on the web

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Guild Wars relationships: the good, the bad.

Jan

30

Back into Hell

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Painkiller: Battle Out of Hell: The Ophanage
The Orphanage level in the Painkiller expansion, Battle Out of Hell, is the most unsettling first person shooter game level I’ve ever played.

The original game was creepy in parts but The Orphanage kicks it up a notch. The heart will pound, the palm will sweat, the stomach will turn. The environment is typical of the game, with remarkable detail and atmosphere, but what really makes the level a horrifying experience is the foes.
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Jan

29

And I quote

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Gregsinclair:

… this article is longer than the article on Newton.

Mathewignash:

How many hit TV series, films and sell-out toy lines did Newton have? Additionally this article is covering several different fictional characters who share the name Optimus Prime. There is only one Newton.

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