Half-Life 2 Submitted for Certification [Oct 15, 2004, 2:01 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Computer And Video Games has a story up based on one of their sometimes
accurate anonymous sources saying that Half-Life 2 has been submitted to the Pan
European Games Information age rating system and subsequently the
British Board of Film Classification for
certification, this rumor lending further support to other rumors
(story) that the shooter sequel's gold announcement is imminent.
According to their "industry insider" Vivendi considers the game done, and that
a November release is "extremely likely."
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If the US military truly attacked Najaf, there wouldn't be a city left. Now, with that in mind, a more accurate statement would be, "a small expeditionary force was sent in to Najaf due to the pressing need to kill the terrorists there."
As for your karma theory, um... no. Go learn some statistical analysis. Florida has been overdue in terms of hurricanes for a long time now. The Carribean islands got more storms than Florida did, but they didn't have troops in Najaf. There was a large storm in China, and it caused mudslides, killing a few hundred people, but China didn't have troops in Najaf.
I used to think Blue's News posters were smarter than Shack News posters. Lately, I'm not so sure.
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