Blair Witch Vol 1-3 ad (Computer Games #120, Nov. 2000)
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Blair Witch Vol 1-3 ad (Computer Games #120, Nov. 2000)
'BloodRayne'
[PC] [RUSSIA] [MAGAZINE] [2005]
"I've been waiting for this game. Ever since its poster appeared in the editorial office. That red-haired devil Rayne stared defiantly at me, and I kept hearing her whisper in my ear: "Take me." I didn't understand what she meant, so I just bought it—the game, that is. Poster aside, Bloodrayne was hard to ignore. Especially considering myself a gamer with pretensions. A demonic woman in the lead roles, ageless Nazi villains (just like Victory Day), a touch of noir and mysticism. It's the kind of game you'd usually buy without even looking." ~Viktor Perestukin, Strana Igr (June 2003, #140, machine translation)
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Source: PC Igry, March 2005 (#15) || Internet Archive; Sonololo
" The future is in flux! " PlayStation Magazine (PSM) n104 - December, 2005.
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Bunch of BloodRayne drawings I've made this month (wow I really started making the first art at the beginning of August), also uploaded the version without the text for those who wanted a serious BR artwork.
Enjoyed BR1 a lot, even if it has its annoying moments. I have to say that during my first playthrough I was surprised, and pleased, but how human Rayne felt, I have some issues with the story though, still.
IMPPORTANT: the first drawing is the clean version, I've uploaded the no-censored one as a separate post here.
UK 1998