Showing posts with label edition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label edition. Show all posts

05 July 2011

The Gamers: Dorkness Rising-Special Edition

The Gamers: Dorkness Rising-Special EditionStruggling writer Lodge (Nathan Rice) isn't asking for much: he wants his gaming group to finish playtesting his table-top adventure, rather than killing, looting, and debauching his fantasy world. Desperate to save the integrity of his story from the whims of his players' crazy characters-a horny bard, wild sorceress, and cryptic monk-Lodge allows Joanna (Carol Roscoe), Cass's (Brian Lewis) ex-girlfriend, to join the game.

With Joanna's help, the group's characters trek deep into the fantasy game world to retrieve the Mask of Death from the evil necromancer Mort Kemnon (Geoff Gibbs). Will their choices in the game save their friendships in real life . . . or will Mort Kemnon triumph unopposed? - Subtitles: Dutch, English, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Latin, Norwegian, Portuguese, Serbian, Spanish, and d20 - "The Making of Dorkness Rising" - Extended Branching Edition, with fourteen extended and deleted scenes - Commentaries by Cast, Crew, Development Team, Producers, and Game Designers Monte Cook, Sean K Reynolds, Ed Stark, and Stan! - SJ Tucker's "Playing DnD" Music Video

Price: $19.99


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30 June 2011

Xenoblade Chronicles gets European special edition, very European localization

by JC Fletcher on Jun 28th 2011 8:00PM

While American fans are doing their best to fume productively about the localization prospects for Xenoblade Chronicles, Nintendo continues working on the European localization. And Nintendo is really hammering home the fact that it's a European localization. A video clip from a recently posted Iwata Asks interview reveals a surprising amount of Britishness in the voice acting. See the clip in question after the break, and find lots more in the interview itself.

An announcement on Nintendo of Germany's site reveals that not only is Xenoblade being released in Europe on September 2, it's being released in a limited edition with a red Classic Controller Pro. That's like twisting the Xenoblade in the backs of already irritated Americans.


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