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Realistic Graphics VS Stylish Graphics. Which do gamers prefer? Gothic Girl | 1 hours 45 mins ago | Blog | PC Playstation 3 Faith from Mirror's Edge is a character that stands out in the gaming world. Not because she is unnaturally beautiful or scantily clad, but because she is realistic. She has a face that you could see while walking down the street (barring the tattoos of course) and clothing that could be picked up at your local sports store. But is this what gamers want to see? Do

There are certain styles that never die and goth is one of them. It seems that the high school rebel with blood-drained skin and midnight locks continues to haunt artists thirsty for creativity. Ever since the goth subculture emerged in the UK during the 1980’s, its clothing, inspired by death, mourning, and the macabre, keeps coming back to life. Over the years, gothic couture has had several transformations that range from weeping veils to glossy vinyl pants, and is still resurrected on the

Attention Employees of Restaurants, Grocery Stores, Starbucks, and oh hell, well, everybody who dresses oddly all year around: If you're going to wear an actual costume on Halloween, you need to also wear a button or a sign that says, This is a costume, please compliment me on it. Thank you. If you dress in such a manner that I can't tell the difference between your normal appearance and a costume, do not act offended when I fail to notice on Halloween. If you normally wear makeup in unnat

National treasure For all his haphazardness as a waiter, Manuel was clearly a stickler for detail in front of the mirror. No hair is out of place. His shoes surely shine. But the costume suggests there has been a degree of uncertainty about who exactly he is going as. Look at the white waistcoat, white bowtie and black trousers. Is this Manuel, or is Andrew Sachs ahead of the curve and on ...

A HALLOWEEN disco at the Mermaid Tavern marked the end of a busy half-term and the real start of winter. Herm’s little horrors were out in full force, with almost all children on the island dressing up for the disco and fancy dress competition.