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The people who are on Xbox joining the camp who I haven't already got on my friends list what are your gamertags?

Rawkfist2030

I found the "EWB Fightin' Around the World" Camp so whoever runs that just accept my request. Save some time.

Alright, so I'm doing Title Defence with Anderson Silva and I'm now fighting my Dark TImeline self. He even has an evil goatee!!! What the Hell?

EDIT: He's also apparently 5 years younger. What?

Eh, either way, he was fairly underwhelming as Banner. As usual it was just Ed Norton being Ed Norton, which has gotten fairly boring.

I love Ed Norton's acting and I thought he did a great job as Bruce Banner. I'm still very interested in the movie and I'm sure Ruffalo will be great for the part. If there needed to be a replacement, I think he's a solid choice.

Norton was great. Hell, even Banna was great when he had the role. I've always liked Ruffalo when I've seen him on screen and the Banner character seems perfect for him. Can't wait.

Alright I've got this now. Anyone care to send me a camp invite. I'm on Xbox. Tag is Rawkfist2030

Just pre-ordered this (At least that's what it said on Zaavi) so you guys better not be messing with us here on the awesomeness.

Thor had the advantage of being funny and realising that it's ridiculous. Cap was still a great movie but I preferred Thor.

I think what GoGo's getting at is that he'd have rather seen Michael Raymond James' character be a permanent one. That said, I was pretty disappointed when he died because I was hoping that he and the fat guy would become somewhat primary antagonists for the group - but I assume they're going to set up the introduction of a rival group or something.

And though I hated how he died, holy shit that was a pretty awesome scene and kind of makes me wonder what Lori would think if she knew that Rick killed those two guys, what with her reaction to Dale's claim that Shane killed Otis.

They brought up a good point on Talking Dead, Rick is a cop. When things began to esculate, he told them to calm down. He didn't draw until his target went for his gun first. Remove the zombie apocalypse, and Rick was just a cop with a clean kill.

I enjoyed last nights episode. I have a feeling the Lori stuff may lead to her getting kidnapped by the other group. Albeit not in a malicious way but in a "we found the car wreck and took care of her." Atleast at first. Maybe the other camp would ransom her off in exchange for the farm or something.

I'm also calling it now that Hershel's daughter is not in shock, but was bitten or scratched on the arm when her mother grabbed her.

While I think that's where they're heading with that, I want to believe that they are heading towards the whole "airbourne virus" cause.

Also I would have thought if someone broke a fever the first thing they would have checked is for scratches or bites.

On one hand, killing off Michael Raymond-James' character is kind of a ballsy stunt casting decision. On the other hand, it's really, really not reflecting well on the show that a guy comes in, is a way more compelling actor to watch than nearly the entire actual cast, and then is gone ten minutes later.

It's called a cameo. Unless you're saying that it's sad that an actor can be on the show for 10 minutes and be better than the rest of the cast. I tend to disagree with that point but I understand your position.

How does one link a WBID to their Batman Impostors game? I can't find an option for it anywhere.

Click - It was okay, the ending sucked.

You have no soul.

In unrelated talk (I didn't know where to put this):

I saw this and then realised that my only TPB of Superman falls right in the middle of this story arc, where Superman is in heaven talking to Jon Kent.

Also, I just got The Mask Omnibus Vol. 2 in the mail today. Been waiting for the right time to have some spare cash so I could buy this. Glad it's finally here.

If you change his attire to red and customise his entrance it's basically the same thing.

For all we know it could be Microsoft's fault, not THQ's. Still, the irony of a goodwill free DLC ending up screwing the customer is just amazing.

I found the patch helped out a few things. I haven't encountered any problems though.

Also the DLC is out. For some reason Kane is 80 MSP. Must be a glitch.

I can't remember, do they ever bring up River reading minds again?

Explicitly, The very last episode, sorta kinda.

Otherwise they just allude to it throughout other episodes with that person just being able to recognise plot points that they shouldn't know.

You pull up the home menu and put it in under "Redeem Code"

Ah that did the trick. Thanks.

http://www.videogameszone.de/Gotham-City-Impostors-Xbox360-236581/News/Gotham-City-Impostors-Wir-verlosen-Xbox-360-Codes-fuer-die-Open-Beta-Sofort-Code-abstauben-865627/

Click on ">>> Jetzt an der Beta-Key-Verlosung für Gotham City Impostors für Xbox 360 teilnehmen"

And enter your e-mail for a Gotham City Imposters Beta Code

It's legit, I'm downloading mine now.

How do you download the beta to the xbox?

EDIT: I should read the press release before making accusations.

Props can now be disabled during entrances

This makes me happy. It's something really small that I always thought was lacking in the entrance creation. Also, have they fixed the "superstars placed on one brand interfere on another brand" problem?

Xbox Live: Rawkfist2030

Just finished World War Z. I don't know how to word this but it is written in a format that I quite enjoy. It has short interviews that go for maybe 3 pages each before moving onto the next one and they all intersect with each other. It also allows me to read fiction in a way that favours my bias towards non-fiction works.

I really enjoyed that book as well. Hopefully the movie is as good as the book, but I doubt it.

The issue with translating WWZ into a movie is that you lose the personal stories which is the crux of the novel. Unless it's filmed like a documentary then it's bound to lose something along the way.

That's been the talk, are they going to be able to keep what makes the book so good? From what I've read they decided to go in a different direction because making the movie the way the books written was difficult and even after they wrote it they didn't think it would transition well to the big screen . Instead they're going to go into some type of gradious zombie epic that'll probably be

a trilogy. I guess if the book inspires an epic zombie movie then I can't complain.

I guess if they string out the chapters into chronological order and focus on the core events that are mentioned as turning point in the book, then it should still be alright.

Just finished World War Z. I don't know how to word this but it is written in a format that I quite enjoy. It has short interviews that go for maybe 3 pages each before moving onto the next one and they all intersect with each other. It also allows me to read fiction in a way that favours my bias towards non-fiction works.

I really enjoyed that book as well. Hopefully the movie is as good as the book, but I doubt it.

The issue with translating WWZ into a movie is that you lose the personal stories which is the crux of the novel. Unless it's filmed like a documentary then it's bound to lose something along the way.

Saw Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows today. Wasn't really anything amazing. Maybe I enjoyed the first one more because I hadn't seen the Moffat version yet but this one just showed how glaring bad this interpretation is. I also didn't like that they basically made Holmes a psychic more than just observant.

Saw Pan's Labyrinth for the first time tonight. It was amazing. The only problem was that I kept thinking that the Captain was a mirror image of Alberto Del Rio. Seriously, check it out:

Just finished World War Z. I don't know how to word this but it is written in a format that I quite enjoy. It has short interviews that go for maybe 3 pages each before moving onto the next one and they all intersect with each other. It also allows me to read fiction in a way that favours my bias towards non-fiction works.