Mark Hamill unleashes a fiendish cackle that simultaneously sounds like skin ripped from flesh and fingernails dragged across corrugated iron. If the bowels of hell have a soundtrack, this is it.
Sly Cooper isn't the only bandit we
have a soft spot for. Hold on to your valuables and stay out of the shadows as we
count down our most likable gaming thieves...
Mark Hamill unleashes a fiendish cackle that simultaneously sounds like skin ripped from flesh and fingernails dragged across corrugated iron. If the bowels of hell have a soundtrack, this is it.
Mark Hamill unleashes a fiendish cackle that simultaneously sounds like skin ripped from flesh and fingernails dragged across corrugated iron. If the bowels of hell have a soundtrack, this is it.
To each their own. Some people love it when a game is mercilessly difficult; others will simply walk away if the going gets overly tough. These are the fantastic games that more people could enjoy with the simple addition of an Easy mode...
Virtual children are undoubtedly worse than the real thing. Diminutive, shrill and noisy, you can’t even send them to the naughty step when they’re misbehavin’. We’re used to solving our videogame problems with violence, but due to standards of ‘good taste’, that approach isn't generally allowed with young-uns. Often voiced by high-pitched women because kids can’t act, they also tend to look…weird – like shrunken adults. Because of this, we’ve put together a list of youngsters in games whose toys we’d love to take away, but can’t.
Think you know your favorite games like the back of your hand? You might want to rethink that. Here are some of the most obscure tricks hiding underneath the surface in games you've already played...
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