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Xbox 360, No 18, March 2007 (iii) extracted in different version as 'Prince Of Darkness' in both PC Zone, No 179, April 2007 and at (i) online for Xbox 360 print magazine 'Readers Only' at 13 February 2007 (ii) extracted as 'Jericho: Clive Barker Speaks!' in Weaveworld, but it occupies maybe 50 pages of that 800-page book, so I knew I'd have to go back to this place." The Rub' al-Khali, which is where the game takes place, was in "I've actually had the idea for this game for a long time.

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When people walk into a theatre, the same movie plays for everyone.īut games can reflect your personal tastes and shape themselves to you the way a novel does.

Games are literary.Ī well-constructed game is a puzzle, a story, a philosophy. By and large, movies don't have time for those kinds of details. "I think is absolutely great and maybe, actually, they'll end up doing somethingīetter than the professionals have done! So God bless 'em, say I, God bless 'em." Demons To Others - The Making Of Hellraiser: Prophecy, 2007
