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Posted: Dec 1st 2009 8:33PM Killface was here said

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There is a god, and he's a theater fan.
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Posted: Dec 1st 2009 8:47PM Pika132 said

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Now, if it was a fighting game based on Les Miserables, that I could understand.
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Posted: Dec 1st 2009 8:57PM Funkmaster General said

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A Grand Theft Auto title, set in the universe of Cabaret.

Or, if that's not your thing...

Threepenny Opera, as re-envisioned by Square Enix.
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Posted: Dec 1st 2009 9:46PM Fullmetal Salchemist said

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Hopefully the cancellation of this game doesn't mean the fate of the new Metroidvania King Lear is in jeopardy. The "Have More Than Thou Showest" mode is supposed to be pretty difficult.
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Posted: Dec 1st 2009 10:03PM (Unverified) said

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There is a fighting game based on Les Miserables.
http://takase.syuriken.jp/ArmJoe.htm

Unless you were being facetious.
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Posted: Dec 2nd 2009 4:03PM Pika132 said

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I was, and I figured Arm Joe was common knowledge
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Posted: Dec 1st 2009 8:42PM Funkmaster General said

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Wait, he doesn't want to drop details on a game that will never be?

"I don't want to give it away," he says.

Oh, you poor fool.
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Posted: Dec 1st 2009 8:52PM Crimsic said

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Would have been banned in Australia anyways...
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Posted: Dec 1st 2009 8:55PM whylekat said

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Omg thank goodness! What a terrible idea!
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Posted: Dec 1st 2009 9:27PM (Unverified) said

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I would play a Hamlet game. It's probably my favorite of Shakespeare's works, and it could almost actually work in a sort of Max Payne way...
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Posted: Dec 1st 2009 10:07PM ripvanwinkle said

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eh it would fail. you know, that curse and all
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Posted: Dec 2nd 2009 12:22AM Dr Perry Ulysses Cox said

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This guy is the worst kind of idiot; the kind that thinks he's deep.
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Posted: Dec 2nd 2009 1:17AM Justinian the Somewhat Great XXI said

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Excuse me, um, The Divine Comedy is not considered a Renaissance work but a Medieval one.

Sorry for being a such a nerd about it, but I just couldn't let it go… ('-_-)
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Posted: Dec 2nd 2009 9:51AM James RansomWiley said

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That's debatable. Calling The Divine Comedy strictly a "medieval" work seems inaccurate to me. While it might represent medieval literature in many thematic senses, we have to agree that it's at least some form of crossover work, right? I mean, the period (and place) in which it was written is generally accepted as the beginning of the Italian Renaissance.

Would you settle for calling it a "pre-Renaissance" work? ;-)
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Posted: Dec 2nd 2009 1:19PM (Unverified) said

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What about Scotland, PA? That was based off of Macbeth and had guns.

Oh, and did I mention that it's an insanely awesome movie with Christopher Walken?
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Posted: Dec 2nd 2009 2:40PM technoKyle said

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Anyone ever see Macbeth on the Estate?
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