What do I fear most in the world? The possibility that, in the end, love might not be enough.
Helpful votes received on reviews:
92% (1,253 of 1,359)
Location: Freeside, in geosynchronous orbit
In My Own Words:
I want back the days of
prehistoric MTV
and raw Ghekko's greed.
I want the novelty of chrome.
The chinking of pachinko parlors.
49¢ gizmos.
And Hong-Kong heroics.
I want back Clavel' Far East.
Iron Curtain bogeymen.
Fake deli orgasms.
And the soothing Sea of Neon Dreams.
Infinite.
Infinite in all directions.
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The ELDER SCROLLS series has given us a number of masterpieces over the years. Morrowind will always remain etched on my brain whereas Oblivion has offered a vast world I found myself immersed into for hours at no end. Following up on footsteps of such giants is never easy. And yet the 5th installment of the series, SKYRIM, still managed to impress and ensnare me. INFINITE. INFINITE IN ALL DIRECTIONS. For SKYRIM, Bethesda will only take up 6GB on your HDD and with that the game designers created a literally endless world, with extremely long drawing distances, high mountains, passing clouds, dark forests, foliage… Read more
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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
The ELDER SCROLLS series has given us a number of masterpieces over the years. Morrowind will always remain etched on my brain whereas Oblivion has offered a vast world I found myself immersed into for hours at no end. Following up on footsteps of such giants is never easy. And yet the 5th installment of the series, SKYRIM, still managed to impress and ensnare me. INFINITE. INFINITE IN ALL DIRECTIONS. For SKYRIM, Bethesda will only take up 6GB on your HDD and with that the game designers created a literally endless world, with extremely long drawing distances, high mountains, passing clouds, dark forests, foliage… Read more
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When things get bad, we tend to look to the past. And the bleaker the future looks, the further back we search for comfort. As the new millennium keeps disappointing us, TV shows set on the 50's and the 60's (once a rarity) keep growing in numbers. Many have tried and failed. MAD MEN tried and closed the deal. And have been doing so for 6 seasons now. Meet Don Draper (Jon Ham), a Madison Avenue water-walker (and based on the real life ad men Draper Daniels and Rosser Reeves). He is an enigma wrapped in a mystery. He is brilliant and secretive and wants to keep walking the tight rope with no safety net. And definitely no contract. He is a chain-smoking, hard liqueur guzzling,… Read more
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