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Please answer the following:
1. Why is the game so bad?
2. What was all that money and time spent on?
3. How much (ridiculous) money was spent on advertising?
4. Or just on buying reviews?
5. Why is so much bet on just one title?
The game still sold well, selling well over a million units, and that is still a tragic thing unto itself. If money was not so blatantly blown elsewhere, it could have helped quite a bit. Likewise, Enter the Matrix was a profound illusion; how many times can you expect to pull off the same trick, especially to the same level?
Bah!
Wanting....Doom 3......must.....have.....Doom 3......,
Ray
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But, what is ultimately important in life?
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http://www.dvdaficionado.com/dvds.html?cat=1&id=ray_marden
I love you, mom.
1. Why is the game so bad?
2. What was all that money and time spent on?
3. How much (ridiculous) money was spent on advertising?
4. Or just on buying reviews?
5. Why is so much bet on just one title?
The game still sold well, selling well over a million units, and that is still a tragic thing unto itself. If money was not so blatantly blown elsewhere, it could have helped quite a bit. Likewise, Enter the Matrix was a profound illusion; how many times can you expect to pull off the same trick, especially to the same level?
Bah!
Wanting....Doom 3......must.....have.....Doom 3......,
Ray
-----
But, what is ultimately important in life?
http://users.ign.com/collection/RayMarden
http://www.dvdaficionado.com/dvds.html?cat=1&id=ray_marden
I love you, mom.
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