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596.) X-COM: UFO Defense (UFO: Enemy Unknown)

Release: December 31st, 1993 | GGF: RPG, Turn-Based Combat, Turn-Based Strategy | Developer(s): Mythos Games Ltd. | Publisher(s): MicroProse Software, Inc., MediaQuest, Sold Out Sales & Marketing Ltd., Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc., 2K Games, Inc. | Platform(s): DOS (1993), Amiga (1994), Amiga CD32 (1994), PlayStation (1995), Windows (2007)

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Captain Harris lasse ich mutig voran stürmen, um mir einen Überblick zu verschaffen, aber das war nicht klug. Ich hätte besser Ariane auskundschaften lassen sollen, denn sie ist schnell und flink. Mit dem schweren MG von Sergeant Carter nehme ich meine Feinde unter Beschuss, aber sie sind zu gut in Deckung. Also schicke ich Corporal Singh mit der Schrotflinte zu dem umgestürzten Baumstamm, damit er freies Schussfeld auf die deutschen Soldaten hat. Wir haben es gespielt.

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Reality Unravels in D_CIDE TRAUMEREI Mixed Media Project

That is not dead which can eternal lie, because D_CIDE TRAUMEREI, a new mixed media project (including a TV anime and a smart phone game) with a "Cthulhu Mythos" theme, has been announced for the summer season of 2021. The project is set in a world where scared and desperate people make strange pacts with unspeakable ancient beings whose very presence causes reality to bleed.

The main staff for D_CIDE TRAUMEREI THE ANIMATION includes:

Original work: Sumzap, Inc., Drecom Co. Ltd., bushiroad

Director: Yoshikazu Kon

Advisor: Shigeru Morikawa

Series composition: Hiroshi Ōnogi

Original characters: BlasTrain

Background Music: Kōhei Tanaka

Sound director: Toshiki Kameyama

Sound production: Bit Groove Promotion

Animation production: Sanzigen

Animation production supervision: Hiroaki Matsuura

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The main cast for D_CIDE TRAUMEREI THE ANIMATION includes:

Yohei Azakami as Ryuhei Oda.

Ayasa Itō as Rena Mori.

Marika Kouno as Eri Ibusaki.

Shun Horie as Aruto Fushibe.

Aoi Yūki as Jessica Clayborn.

Haruna Momono as Tris.

And Others.

The story of D_CIDE TRAUMEREI THE ANIMATION is set in Shibuya and follows Ryuhei Oda, a second year high school student who loves kickboxing. As a child, Ryuhei witnessed his older brother die under mysterious circumstances, but in the present day he is a cheerful, outgoing student who doesn't seem bothered by the darkness lurking beneath the surface of his surroundings. One night he encounters and is bitten by a weird creature named Tris, and Ryuhei's dreams and his perception of reality take a strange turn...

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Attack on Titan : movie collection [DVD]

DVD Review

It’s a desolate world of semi-industrial peasants confined behind massive, sky scraping stone walls. This fear riddled society the product of the Titans. Mute, distorted, caricatures of humankind, these gigantic creatures roam mindlessly yet are quick to seize any chance to gruesomely and mercilessly consume their prey.

Compelling and original, Attack on Titan backed up with a solid storyline and memorable characters that were also precariously expendable. Hajime Isayama’s manga began serialisation in 2009 and has joined the rarefied category of titles with a total circulation over 100 million. It’s also one of the younger and faster titles to achieve this. The fourth season of the anime is due this year. Spinoffs, game adaptations, rumours of a Hollywood remake, it has all the trappings of a successful franchise.

Another trapping of a hit franchise is the fanbase - and the fans savaged these 2015 live action film adaptations almost as brutally as any Titan. However, if slavish reproduction isn’t an imperative then on their own merits, the films are perfectly watchable. They are, after all, standalone entries in the franchise. Without the burden of preconceptions, the impact on a viewer who is fresh to the mythos will be all the more pronounced. Imperfections would include the penchant for actors to deliver profound lines looking intensely into the camera or the Mikasa actress’ choice of running style.

Curiously, the film team even had to contend with Isayama specifying that some aspects of the film be different from the manga. Altogether though, the films have made a remarkably coherent effort at condensing hundreds of chapters of source material. Iconic scenes are spectacularly rendered and likewise the signature uniforms and equipment costuming are faithfully realised.

"Japan, present day. The sudden arrival of the Titans - mysterious, gigantic humanoid creatures who devour human beings one after the other - brings mankind to the brink of extinction. Fast-forward 100 years. What remains of the human population now survives in relative peace behind massive walls erected in defence against the Titans. Yet once again, that peace is shattered when a Colossal Titan, measuring over 50 meters tall, smashes through the wall and allows a horde of other Titans to enter. Why did Titans appear? Why do people continue to fight? The last counter attack to save human civilisation is about to begin"--Container.

Shelf: 778.21 HIG 1/2 (@ video section) Attack on Titan : movie collection. director Shinji Higuchi. Richmond, Vic. : Madman Entertainment, 2016. 2 DVDs (187 min.) : sound, colour ; 12 cm. Based on the comic by Hajime Isayama (published by Kodansha Ltd.). Includes both the live-action films:

Attack on Titan. Part 1

Attack on Titan. Part 2, End of the world.

screenplay: Yusuke Watanabe, Tomohiro Machiyama. cast: Haruma Miura, Hiroki Hasegawa, Kiko Mizuhara. DVD (NTSC, Region 4). Aspect ratio (2.35:1) letterbox. Dolby Digital 5.1. Spoken word in Japanese. Subtitles in English.

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Mahabharata retellings that every mytho-fiction lover should read | The Times of India

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01/9Mahabharata retellings that every mytho-fiction lover should read

It’s said that everything that can happen in life has happened in the Mahabharata. No wonder then that the centuries old epic is still as relevant today as it has always been. Many writers, scholars and artistes have interpreted the Mahabharata in different ways, bringing in a new perspective each time which has inspired others. Here we list down a few popular retellings of Mahabharata that every mytho-fiction lover should read.

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02/9‘The Palace of Illusions’ by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni

Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni’s bestselling 2008 novel ‘The Palace of Illusions’ is a retelling of the Mahabharata through Draupadi’s point of view. But unlike the traditional tale, this book depicts Panchali as a strong, resilient and courageous woman. It traces her journey from the time of her birth from a holy fire to her lonely childhood days, from her friendship with Krishna to marriage with the five Pandavas, and her secret attraction to her husband’s enemy. In ‘The Palace of Illusions’, Divakaruni gives Panchali a voice and narrates her side of the story.

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03/9‘Jaya: An Illustrated Retelling of the Mahabharata’ by Devdutt Pattanaik

In ‘Jaya: An Illustrated Retelling of the Mahabharata’, author Devdutt Pattanaik retells the epic tale by weaving together different versions of it– the classical Sanskrit form, regional and folk variations from India and South East Asia. The book has 250 illustrations by the author himself and includes lesser known details and stories from the Mahabharata, written in a simplified manner which make it an interesting read.

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04/9‘Ajaya’ series by Anand Neelakantan

While ‘Jaya,’ as the Mahabharat is originally named, tells the story of the victors i.e. Pandavas, in the ‘Ajaya’ series Anand Neelakantan narrates Kauravas’ side of the story. The series has two books: ‘Ajaya: Roll of Dice’ and ‘Ajaya: Rise of Kali’, which give the readers a fresh perspective of the Kauravas’ point of views. Neelakantan’s storytelling will make the readers question the truth behind the epic tale.

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05/9‘Karna’s Wife: The Outcasts Queen’ by Kavita Kane

Kavita Kane is known for her feminist retellings of Indian epics. In this book, as the title suggests, Kane gives a voice to Karna’s wife Uruvi as she tells Karna’s story through her eyes. A Kshatriya princess, Uruvi dares to fall in love with Karna and choose him over Arjun. While she guides and counsels Karna, his blind faith in Duryodhana is something which she cannot change and this leads to his downfall. In this book, Kane narrates Uruvi’s and Karna’s stories set in the backdrop of the Mahabharata leading up to the great war.

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06/9‘Yudhistar and Draupadi’ by Pavan K Varma

This book is slightly different from all the others in the list– ‘Yudhistar and Draupadi’ is an imaginative long poem about the conversation between Pandavas and and the Yaksha, where Yudhistar is answering some fundamental questions about life and existence while his brothers’ lives hang in the balance. But he is unaware that his relationship with his wife Draupadi is also at stake as she is angry with him for losing her at the game of dice. This poem has been translated into Hindi by Gulzar.

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07/9‘Arjuna: Saga Of A Pandava Warrior-Prince’ by Anuja Chandramouli

As the title suggests, is a modern retelling of the story of one of India’s greatest warriors Arjuna. The book follows Arjuna’s journey– from his birth till his death– which is set against the backdrop of the epic Mahabharata. Chandramouli humanises Arjuna as she narrates the story of his loves, ambitions and weaknesses and gives a voice to his thoughts.

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08/9The Kurukshetra War series by Aditya Iyengar

Aditya Iyengar has penned two books in the Mahabharata spin-offs which are set in the backdrop of the Kurukshetra War. His debut book ‘The Thirteenth Day: A Story of the Kurukshetra War’, as the title suggests, is a reimaginging of the Kurukshetra war between the Pandavas and Kauravas. It was on the thirteenth day of the war that three great warriors– Yudhisthira, his nemesis Radheya, and Abhimanyu – collide, changing history forever. The second book in the Kurukshetra War series ‘The Broken Sun’ tells what happened after the thirteenth day of the war. While Arjuna is grieve-stricken at the loss of his son Abhimanyu and Yudhistira is trying to keep his family together, the Kauravas are led by Guru Drona and Radheya and they want to bring an end to the war. The story is narrated through Radheya, Yudhishthira, Arjuna, Ghatotkacha, and Sushasana’s point of views which gives various perspectives of the story to the readers.

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09/9Mahabharat series by Mallar Chatterjee

Mallar Chatterjee has written two books in the Mahabharat series, namely– ‘Yudhisthira: The Unfallen Pandava’ and ‘Shakuni and The Dice of Doom’– which can bring a perception change of the epic. ‘Yudhisthira’ is an autobiographical retelling of Yudhisthira’s side of the story as he narrates the events in Mahabharata, giving a first-hand account. The second book in the Mahabharata series ‘Shakuni and The Dice of Doom’, as the title suggests, tells Shakuni’s story through his point of view and the reasons behind his evil deeds.

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Victor Vran Overkill Edition – Gameplay Trailer | PS4

Become Victor, hunter of demons. Forge your own hero on a quest to liberate the cursed city of Zagoravia.

Victor Vran Overkill Edition includes the Fractured Worlds and Motörhead Through the Ages expansions.

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Enter the world of “Motörhead: Through the Ages”, a wild tour through the mythos of the loudest band in the world! Harness the powers of the immortal Motörhead to defeat deadly new adversaries in three demon-infested worlds intertwined with the songs of the band.

Journey to the Fractured Worlds, a dimension formed from the fragments of broken realms. A perilous place for even the most experienced of hunters, explore its unfathomed depths through new levels and endless dungeons where each step proves more dangerous than the last. Continue your journey as Victor as you attempt to piece together the Astrolabe in this new, thrilling addition to Victor Vran.

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Rated Mature: Violence, Blood, Sexual Themes, Partial Nudity, Strong Language

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