R.U.S.E. Walkthrough Continues with Ruse Activation
The following video is a continuation of the previous trailer for R.U.S.E., the World War II strategy game from Eugen. In this segment, we see the narrator activate an actual ruse--and then bomb th
R.U.S.E. should hit the PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 sometime around or before early 2010.
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replyWhat's with all these titles of capitalised acronyms? I'm getting weary of it.
HAWX was already far outstaying its welcome as far as titles go, but then the madness doesn't stop, we have RUSE.
Let's add it to the list of FEAR, GRID, STALKER and FUEL.
Cruise control, anyone?-
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So tell me why do you care, specifically?
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It's the same tired idea, really. They just want the title to stand out. I really don't think that something as long as STALKER, for example, has any actual meaning or point in view of the game - at best, the title's probably a "backronym".
Why not make these games' titles look like all the others? This is just being different for the sake of it.-
Scavenger, Trespasser, Adventurer, Loner, Killer, Explorer, Robber.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S.T.A.L.K.E.R.-
Exactly, a cheap backronym.
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To be fair, the term Stalker came from the book.
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Could be worse...it could be Tom Clancy's R.U.S.E.
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What's wrong with F.E.A.R.? I think it's genius!
First Encounter Assault Recon...so awesome, and it's a horror game too, so FEAR fits in just right.
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GRID and FUEL aren't acronyms.
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All the more annoying then, to be honest.
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1) They are both four letters long.
2) They both contain two vowels, one of which is E.
3) They are both acronyms.
4) You are a jabroni until you get your degree.
I think #4 might be pushing it.
Anyway, study 1-3 carefully, and good luck to you.
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