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Bloodrayne Returns in 'Bloodrayne: Betrayal'
The first Bloodrayne, despite all of its flaws, is one of my favorite games. Why? It's a game about a redheaded, fetish-gear clad vampire who kills Nazis…do I really need to spell it out? Well, it looks like Majesco is heading back to the bloody basics this summer with Bloodrayne: Betrayal. More details and a teaser trailer after the break.According to a blurb over at G4, Bloodrayne: Betrayal will be a 2D side-scroller instead of the traditional third-person perspective like its predecessors. Here's the official description:"Rayne teams up with a mysterious new friend to stop an evil vampire massacre. Introducing new characters, gruesome environmental puzzles and a full»
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Jeremy Renner Taking Over Bourne And Mission: Impossible?
Hollywood practically ignored Jeremy Renner for the near-decade between his amazing turn in Dahmer and his Oscar-nominated Hurt Locker performance, but they seem to be making up for lost time. Despite the fact that he’s already filming a new Mission: Impossible film with Tom Cruise, Latino Review says Renner is Universal’s top choice to star in The Bourne Legacy, where he’d not so much replace Matt Damon as Jason Bourne but play another secret agent undergoing a rather Bourney predicament (far younger actors Jake Gyllenhaal and Garrett Hedlund were previously rumored for the role). Could the 40-year-old Renner really take over two of the biggest action franchises? If this guy can rock a British accent, Daniel Craig better watch his back!
Whether or not he gets the Bourne gig (shouldn’t they get someone who isn’t Matt’s age?), Renner has plenty of action cash coming»
- Anthony Miccio
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