he grew up in the Boston area, and speaks fluent english. you can hear him in Rogue One and the new XXX movie.
I think that its a pretty great idea, considering Sleeping Dogs took so much obvious inspiration the Hong Kong cop movies that he (and others) have been making for the past like 20 years.
It's a real bummer that he's starting to break in America when he is over 50 years old.
i bought a little quadcopter last year just to toy around with. i took the camera off immediately (more to reduce weight and increase flight time than anything) and its super hard to control. it was very cheap but im nervous about crashing and ruining it so i never fly it.
I get that the vibe in this thread is just everyone navel gazing about how disappointed we all are in the new Call of Duty game being a new Call of Duty game, but I thought it looked fun.
for me, no other console shooter has ever come close to matching the feeling of a Call of Duty game. other than some moderate changes in traversal or loadouts from year to year, the game is always a super tight, fast paced multiplayer FPS. sure, the quality of the Campaign can vary, but the multiplayer pretty much always delivers.
@notnert427: I totally agree with you on pretty much all of these points. with Doom, Halo, Destiny, Titanfall, and apparently the next COD all being games about shiny space men shooting lasers on some other planet and/or near some alien ruins or whatever i feel like we are headed toward some sort of lame convergence in the genre. I hope it does swing back the other way.
so you're telling me that we get Cowboy Denzel, Cowboy Pratt, and Cowboy Byung-hun Lee (from I saw The Devil, The Good, The Bad, The Weird)? This seems like a lot of fun. Also its cool to see diverse cowboys. Thats not super common.
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