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 Be the first to own a hand signed photo with proof of ALan Oppenheimer he was the voice actor. Oppenheimer is recognized as the voice of many characters, often for  Filmation  in the 1970s and 1980s, such as  Mighty Mouse,  Ming the Merciless  on  Flash Gordon, the Overlord on  BlackStar,  Skeletor,  Man-At-Arms  and  Mer-Man  from Filmation's 1980's cartoon  He-Man and the Masters of the Universe, and the voice of Prime Evil in the 1986 TV series, Filmation's  Ghostbusters. Other notable voice roles include  Thundarr the Barbarian, Vanity on  The Smurfs, Rhinokey and Crock from  The Wuzzles  and Falkor,  Gmork,     

CC Entertainment brings you digital downloadable games. This item is a code which you redeem in order to download the relevant title. Codes will automatically be sent via email once payment has been received. Internet connectivity will be required in order to download this product. To redeem the code: create an account with the relevant code type (xbox Live, Steam, Uplay, Origin, GOG.com, Official website is the game developer actual site, Battle.net, ubi.com or Rockstar Social Club) Redeem your code Start your download If you have any problems using these codes please mail the CC Entertainment Support Team Description: Archon Edition includes: Base Game Ringtones Three notification tones and one ringtone Digital Original Soundtrack - Tyranny soundtrack delivers 57 min of original music, including a total of 18 tracks. Digital High-Resolution Game Map Exclusive Coat of Arms - adds 4 unique coat of arms to the Fatebinder's selection of personalized war banners ¿ show your allegiance with either The Disfavored, Scarlet Chorus, Tunon the Adjudicator, or Kyros the Overlord. Short Story Collection - a rich digital collection of ten short stories from the world of Tyranny, giving readers a deeper look at the brutal world and powerful characters that live under Kyros' rule. Written by the creative team behind Tyranny, these stories introduce several of the game's companions and key characters. This collection includes 3 exclusive tales never seen before, alongside 7 originally published on the official Tyranny website. Digital High-Resolution Wallpapers - add your desktop to Kyros' domain with a selection of high-quality artwork from Tyranny, sized for PC desktops in high resolution. The collection includes ten different pieces from the Tyranny art team, including one signed by the developers. Archon Edition Forum Icon (Paradox Plaza) Forum Avatars (Paradox Plaza) In Tyranny, the grand war between good and evil is over ¿ and the forces of evil, led by Kyros the Overlord, have won. The Overlord's merciless armies dominate the face of the world, and its denizens must find their new roles within the war-torn realm... even as discord begins to rumble among the ranks of Kyros' most powerful Archons. Players will experience the new world order under the Overlord in a reactive role-playing game (RPG), interacting with the populace as a powerful Fatebinder in the Overlord's forces -- roaming the lands to inspire loyalty or fear as they bring control to the last holdouts of the Tiers. Features Branching, unique stories in an original setting ¿ The battle between good and evil has already taken place, and evil stands victorious. Choices matter ¿ make world-altering decisions with far-reaching consequence: As a Fatebinder in the Overlord's army you wield a vast amount of power in the occupied lands of the Tiers. Will you use that to inspire stability and loyalty, will you be feared, or will you seek your own power? Challenging, classic RPG combat: Tactical real-time-with-pause combat with new party-driven mechanics and modern presentation. A rich original setting ¿ Not just another "hero's journey" -- Tyranny turns the archetypal RPG story on its head and allows players to explore a new take on good and evil. System Requirements Windows: OS: Windows 7 64-bit or newer Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad Q9505 @ 2.80 GHz / AMD Athlon II X4 840 @ 3.10 GHz Memory: 6 GB RAM Graphics: ATI Radeon HD 5770 or NVIDIA GeForce GTS450 with 1GB VRAM Storage: 15 GB available space Sound Card: DirectX Compatible Sound Card Mac OS X: OS: OSX 10.10 Processor: Intel Core i5 @ 2.9 GHz Memory: 6 GB RAM Graphics: Radeon HD 6950m with 1GB VRAM Storage: 15 GB available space SteamOS + Linux: OS: 14.04 LTS Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad Q9505 @ 2.80 GHz / AMD Athlon II X4 840 @ 3.10 GHz Memory: 6 GB RAM Graphics: ATI Radeon HD 5770 or NVIDIA GeForce GTS450 with 1GB VRAM Storage: 15 GB available space

Silent Hill 2 - Inner Fears (U) Platform: Xbox Condition: Pre-Owned/Used in Very Good Condition This Title Also Available As: New: Brand New and Sealed games available Please get in touch for information on these options. Pre-owned games supplied with applicable serial keys. However - please note: Any single use keys or activation codes may have already been used/redeemed. Product Information Sequel to popular Konami horror series Stylized graphics and sound effects create a nail-biting atmosphere James Sunderland returns with 10 new types of enemies New story, characters, interactive puzzles, and expanded weaponry Supports 1 player Product Description With its Poe-like atmosphere--dense fog, pitch-black hallways and a cryptic letter from a dead wife-- Silent Hill 2 promises to surpass the paranoia created by its predecessor Silent Hill. The sequel opens with James Sunderland, the series' average-Joe protagonist, and a mysterious message that reads, "Silent Hill, our sanctuary of memories. I'll be waiting for you there". More puzzling is that the note is signed by Mary, his deceased wife. James sets out for Silent Hill hopeful that he'll find a trace of Mary. After an aborted attempt by car, James plunges into the dank fog and embarks on his quest by foot. Enter Angela, a woman who bears a striking resemblance to Mary, and who also beckons him with another curious message. It seems James can't go back; strange things are happening in Silent Hill. Silent Hill 2 offers 10 new formidable foes, plenty of puzzles and bone-chilling gameplay. The sequel's new story and characters promise to thrill and terrify. The visual and sound effects are amazingly detailed and macabre, and, if you're playing on a system with surround sound, you may find yourself keeping the lights on. Review Gamers looking for intellectual horror will find it in Silent Hill 2: Inner Fears on the Xbox. As the story opens, James Sunderland receives a letter from his wife telling him to meet her in the town of Silent Hill. The only problem is that she's been dead for three years. In hopes of being reunited with her, he explores the haunted town, and has many terrifying and unexpected encounters. While the brilliantly designed monsters are indeed scary, it's the complex twists and turns of the plot that really produce the game's terror. Gameplay is largely puzzle-based. Much of it involves gathering clues and items to solve each puzzle. There are a few fights thrown in, but these are quite easy, and mostly used to show off the developers' bizarre creations. The level of both puzzles and fighting can be adjusted to match each player's skill level. Although its mechanics are rudimentary, the game's presentation is anything but. A heavy use of fog is the game's hallmark effect, greatly adding to the mood. Sound--both effects and music--alternates between eerie silence and sudden, shocking crescendos. Although the graphics and sound are both top-notch they aren't massively different from the PS2 version, in fact none of the game has really evolved from the PS2 version except for the addition of a new playable mission. Although it is comparatively short you do get to play as a new character: deranged, confusing psycho-chick Maria, whom you encounter throughout the game as James. The real star of this game is the story. It's very rich and intricate--a sharp contrast to the banal scenarios that frame most games. The game is short, but you'll want to give it another go to discover its multiple endings and secret items. Despite basic gameplay, Silent Hill 2: Inner Fears is an excellent choice for gamers looking for cerebral thrills. Parents should note that in addition to violence and gore, this game deals with topics like suicide, murder, and euthanasia. -- Raymond M Padilla

Dirt 3: Platinum (PS3) Platform: PlayStation 3 Condition: New Other versions of this game available from us: Platform: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition copies available Product Description With its Poe-like atmosphere--dense fog, pitch-black hallways and a cryptic letter from a dead wife-- Silent Hill 2 promises to surpass the paranoia created by its predecessor Silent Hill. The sequel opens with James Sunderland, the series' average-Joe protagonist, and a mysterious message that reads, "Silent Hill, our sanctuary of memories. I'll be waiting for you there". More puzzling is that the note is signed by Mary, his deceased wife. James sets out for Silent Hill hopeful that he'll find a trace of Mary. After an aborted attempt by car, James plunges into the dank fog and embarks on his quest by foot. Enter Angela, a woman who bears a striking resemblance to Mary, and who also beckons him with another curious message. It seems James can't go back; strange things are happening in Silent Hill. Silent Hill 2 offers 10 new formidable foes, plenty of puzzles and bone-chilling gameplay. The sequel's new story and characters promise to thrill and terrify. The visual and sound effects are amazingly detailed and macabre, and, if you're playing on a system with surround sound, you may find yourself keeping the lights on. Review Gamers looking for intellectual horror will find it in Silent Hill 2: Inner Fears on the Xbox. As the story opens, James Sunderland receives a letter from his wife telling him to meet her in the town of Silent Hill. The only problem is that she's been dead for three years. In hopes of being reunited with her, he explores the haunted town, and has many terrifying and unexpected encounters. While the brilliantly designed monsters are indeed scary, it's the complex twists and turns of the plot that really produce the game's terror. Gameplay is largely puzzle-based. Much of it involves gathering clues and items to solve each puzzle. There are a few fights thrown in, but these are quite easy, and mostly used to show off the developers' bizarre creations. The level of both puzzles and fighting can be adjusted to match each player's skill level. Although its mechanics are rudimentary, the game's presentation is anything but. A heavy use of fog is the game's hallmark effect, greatly adding to the mood. Sound--both effects and music--alternates between eerie silence and sudden, shocking crescendos. Although the graphics and sound are both top-notch they aren't massively different from the PS2 version, in fact none of the game has really evolved from the PS2 version except for the addition of a new playable mission. Although it is comparatively short you do get to play as a new character: deranged, confusing psycho-chick Maria, whom you encounter throughout the game as James. The real star of this game is the story. It's very rich and intricate--a sharp contrast to the banal scenarios that frame most games. The game is short, but you'll want to give it another go to discover its multiple endings and secret items. Despite basic gameplay, Silent Hill 2: Inner Fears is an excellent choice for gamers looking for cerebral thrills. Parents should note that in addition to violence and gore, this game deals with topics like suicide, murder, and euthanasia. -- Raymond M Padilla

Silent Hill 2: Director's Cut Platinum (PS2) Platform: PlayStation2 Condition: New Other versions of this game available from us: Platform: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition copies available Product Information 3 hours more gameplay than the original release Explore new areas as Maria, with new weapons and items Confront your inner fears as the story progresses Incredible graphics and true-to-life CG visuals Real-time weather effects, fog, morphing and shadows Atmospheric lighting and ambient surround sound makes every moment suspenseful Dynamic camera effects and beautifully rendered environments For 1 player Product Description With its Poe-like atmosphere, dense fog, pitch-black hallways, and a cryptic letter from a dead wife, Silent Hill 2 promises to surpass the paranoia created by its predecessor. The sequel opens with the average Joe protagonist, James Sunderland, and a mysterious message that reads, "Silent Hill, our sanctuary of memories. I'll be waiting for you there." More puzzling is that the note is signed by Mary, James' deceased wife. James sets out for Silent Hill hopeful that he'll find a trace of Mary. After an aborted attempt by car, he plunges into the dank fog and embarks on his quest by foot. Enter Maria, a woman who bears a striking resemblance to Mary, and who also beckons him with another curious message. It seems James can't go back; strange things are happening in Silent Hill. Silent Hill 2 offers 10 formidable new foes, plenty of puzzles, and bone-chilling gameplay. The sequel's new story and characters promise to thrill and terrify. The visual and sound effects are amazingly detailed and macabre, and, if you're playing on a system with surround sound, you may find yourself keeping the lights on. Review Gamers looking for intellectual horror will find it in Silent Hill 2. As the story opens, James Sunderland receives a letter from his wife telling him to meet her in the town of Silent Hill. The only problem is that she's been dead for three years. In hopes of being reunited with her, he explores the haunted town, and has many terrifying and unexpected encounters. While the brilliantly designed monsters are indeed scary, it's the complex twists and turns of the plot that really produce the game's terror. Gameplay is largely puzzle-based. Much of it involves gathering clues and items to solve each puzzle. There are a few fights thrown in, but these are quite easy, and mostly used to show off the developers' bizarre creations. The level of both puzzles and fighting can be adjusted to match each player's skill level. Although its mechanics are rudimentary, the game's presentation is anything but. A heavy use of fog is the game's hallmark effect, greatly adding to the mood. Sound--both effects and music--alternates between eerie silence and sudden, shocking crescendos. Although the graphics and sound are both top-notch, the real star of this game is the story. It's very rich and intricate--a sharp contrast to the banal scenarios that frame most games. The game is short (around 10 hours), but you'll want to give it another go to discover its multiple endings and secret items. Despite basic gameplay, Silent Hill 2 is an excellent choice for gamers looking for cerebral thrills. Parents should note that in addition to violence and gore, this game deals with topics like suicide, murder, and euthanasia. --Raymond M. Padilla --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.