of the Wii Remote motion controls by slashing, swinging and thrusting into zombie enemy hordes. Play as either sister Aya or Saki in single player or with a friend in Co-Op Mode and utilize each of their unique fighting styles and set of moves. Get too much blood on either sister and be driven into Rage Mode and gain more power and agility to destroy enemies faster and deadlier. Every person met and enemy battled brings the sisters closer to understanding who or what is behind the zombie outbreak and putting an end to it.  (less)

an infestation of zombies has plagued the city. The sisters join together to draw their swords and rid the city of evil.Play with a friend in co-op mode or switch between any of the three beautiful playable characters in single-player. Each character has a variety of unique moves to master during combat to destroy enemy zombies. Get blood on either sister to trigger Rage Mode and gain more power and agility to destroy enemies faster and deadlier. For an added experience, go to Marketplace to download additional outfits and sword-flinging girls.  (less)

buildings, crush cars, and even take down innocent pedestrians in your strides to do as much damage as possible. Parents can rest assured: although the game's focus is on tearing apart the scenery, there's little of the blood and gore that pervades many video games these days. There are more than 130 stages to romp through in this tribute to silver screen terrors, and each level presents all-new challenges and more difficult gameplay. If you're familiar with the RAMPAGE series, you'll love the inclusion of three new monsters to take the place of the familiar faces from the original game. The play is faithful to previous titles in the RAMPAGE series, but improved graphics and controls make for the most exhilarating entry to date. Devastation has never been...  (less)

'Blood Money' is flesh and bone, earthbound, says Waits. The songs are rooted in reality: jealousy, rage, the human meat wheel... They are more carnal. I like a beautiful song that tells you terrible things. We all like bad news out of a pretty mouth. I like songs to sound as though they've been aging in a barrel and distressed. Blood Money is a new collection of thirteen songs originally written and produced by Waits and longtime collaborator and wife Kathleen Brennan. Kathleen and I are well suited to this material. She is hilarious, blasphemous and ominous. She's the brains behind Pa, said Waits. Blood Money careens from the brutal to the tender with assaulting rhythms and romantic melodies. It's a grim musical deposition on the human condition, a dark mortality play where Tin Pan Alley meets the Weimar Republic. Blood Money is based on the socio/political play Woyzeck, originally written by a young German poet Georg Buchner as a spare, cinematic piece in 1937 and inspired by the true story of a German soldier who was driven mad by bizarre army medical experiments and infidelity, which led him to murder his lover. Waits and Brennan wrote songs for an avant-garde production of Woyzeck directed by Robert Wilson. Woyzeck premiered in November, 2000 at the Betty Nansen Theater in Copenhagen and went on to win Denmark's version of the Tony for Best Musical last year. The Danish production has toured extensively in Europe to sold-out houses and wide acclaim and comes to New York and Los Angeles this fall. Blood Money contains songs from the bottom of the world. There is a feeling the songs are trying to reach you from another time or dimension, where there is an eerie vaudeville cabaret playing fado, parlour songs and cambias. Appropriately, the record ends its macabre tale with A Good Man Is Hard To Find. Ironic in the spirit of Dennis Potter's use of music in The Singing Detective or Pennies From Heaven, it is an oddly sanguine nostalgic adieu from a ship going down.  (less)

Hollywood powerhouses like Charles Bronson and Dennis Hopper, the action never stops! Included Any Gun Can Play Apache Blood Belle Starr Story, The Billy the Kid Returns Boot Hill Cry Blood Apache Curse of Demon Mountain, The Dan Candy's Law Day of the Wolves Days of Jesse James Dead Aim Deadwood '76 Death Rides a Horse Devil and Leroy Bassett, The Four Rode Out God's Gun Gun and the Pulpit, The Hanged Man, The In Old Santa Fe Jesse James' Women Joshua Kid Vengeance Law Men Lawless Frontier, The Lights of Old Santa Fe Lucky Texan, The Mad Dog Morgan Man from Music Mountain Man from Utah, The Man of the Forest One-Eyed Soldiers Paradise Canyon Public Cowboy No. 1 Rage at Dawn Randy Rides Alone Riders o...  (less)

on and plots its next move. Grab your weapons and make ready, the darkness is upon us! Heroes will be made. Legends will be written. Heed the Call! Through The Dark Portal Booster Packs allow players to construct decks for casual and tournament play, and are the most cost-effective way to complete their set. Enhance your online Warcraft character via uniquely-coded rare Loot™ Cards! Each World of Warcraft® Through the Dark Portal Booster Box contains 24 packs with 15 game cards and one UDE Points card per pack. Don't miss out!  (less)

law or finance, and the occasional murder.brbrAs luck would have it, the dramatic twosome must once again play detective in a case that involves the fates of those near and dear to their hearts as well as certain hoped-to- have-been--forgotten family membersbr.brChristopher Marlowe'siThe Jew of Malta/iis all the rage on the London stage, and the young bard wishes to rise to the competition. With companion Tuck at his side, Will makes a sojourn for research purposes into the Elizabethan underworld, where contracts are blood bonds and the quality of mercy is stretched to its very limits. He becomes embroiled in a tangle of unlucky young lovers, anti-Semitism, and rogue justice.br/divDIVbSimon Hawke/bis the author of such bestselling science fiction and fantasy series as Time Wars and The Wizard of Fourth Street, as well as the previous three volumes in the Shakespeare and Smythe mystery series. He lives in North Carolina.br/div  (less)

it clear that Ty Cobb was baseball's greatest overall player.brbrBut before Ty Cobb was a legend, he was a young man trying to escape from his famous father's lengthy shadow. William H. Cobb, former state senator, renowned educator, champion of the Southern cause in the late 1800s and early 1900s, a gentleman and a scholar. Tyrus Raymond Cobb, his oldest son, was to carry on the proud Cobb family traditions, as explained by Ty Cobb: The honorable and honest Cobb blood . . . never will be subjected. It bows to no wrong nor to any man . . . . The Cobbs have their ideals, and God help anyone who strives to bend a Cobb away from such.brbrUnfortunately for W.H., Ty's greatest desire was to play baseball-a trivial game that would bring him into contact with low people. Yet the father could not deny that the son's passion for his chosen profession burned hot, reflecting the very strength of will that was the hallmark of Cobb men. After much struggle, W.H. blessed his son and encouraged him to continue playing ball.brbrThe reconciliation nearly came too late, for soon after, W. H. Cobb was shot twice at close range-murdered-by his wife of more than twenty years. Ty was nineteen years old. The grief-stricken boy burned with rage as rumors circulated through the small Georgia town--rumors that his mother had been having an affair and that his father had caught her in the act.brbrWith his father newly buried and his mother awaiting trial, Ty Cobb was summoned to Detroit to play for the Tigers. Tyrus is a fictional account of this time in young Cobb's life-that pivotal half-season when Ty had to prove his value on the field or forever lose any chance of playing professional ball. Subjected to a rookie hazing th?Ó333333ÿ¾Û€  (less)

lead your airborne squad behind enemy lines during the Normandy invasion. Fail and you put the lives of all your men - not to mention the fate of the world - in jeopardy. Do you have what it takes to lead a team of soldiers into brutal combat as part of a critical military campaign? Prepare for fast-paced, squad-based shooter action as the renowned Brothers in Arms franchise comes to the Wii in Brothers in Arms: Double Time, featuring the first two games in the series: Road to Hill 30 and Earned in Blood. Experience powerfully authentic battle sequences based on actual D-Day Airborne Infantry battles, painstakingly recreated under the direction of author, historian and Airborne Ranger Colonel John Antal. Battle your way through 31 playable levels in a thrilling close-quarter urban environment. Use the power of your Wii Remote to command your teams by issuing orders and performing military gestures. Features: Includes the first two games in the Brothers in Arms franchise: Road to Hill 30 and Earned in Blood Play as Sergeant Matt Baker or Joe Hartsock, leading your squad behind enemy lines during the Normandy invasion Experience powerful, dynamic combat in close-quarter urban environments Live the war as it really happened in battles accurately recreated using thousands of official maps, photos, After-Action Reports and eyewitness accounts Next-generation artificial intelligence system brings the human drama of the war to life around you Use the enhanced control scheme of the Wii Remote to perform military gestures and issue orders to your team  (less)

featuring the greatest cowboys of the Silver Screen!Movies Included:1. Abilene Town2. American Empire3. Angel and the Badman4. Any Gun Can Play5. Apache Blood6. Arizona Days7. Arizona Stagecoach8. Bells of San Angelo9. Billy the Kid Returns10. Billy the Kid Trapped11. Blue Steel12. Boot Hill13. Broadway to Cheyenne14. The Carson City Kid15. China 9, Liberty 3716. Colorado17. Cowboy and the Senorita18. Cry Blood Apache19. The Curse of Demon Mountain20. Dan Candy's Law21. Daniel Boone, Trail Blazer22. Day of the Wolves23. Days of Jesse James24. Dead Aim25. Deadwood '7626. Death Rides a Horse27. The Devil and Leroy Bassett28. Four Rode Out29. God's Gun30. Gone with the West31. The Grand Duel32. The Gun and the Pulpit33. Gunfight at Red Sands34. The Hanged Man35. Hell Town36. In Old Caliente37. In Old Santa Fe38. It Can Be Done Amigo39. Jesse James' Women40. Joshua41. Judge Priest42. The Kansan43. Kentucky Rifle44. Kid Vengeance45. Law Men46. The Lawless Frontier47. Lights of Old Santa Fe48. The Lucky Texan49. Mad Dog Morgan50. Man from Music Mountain51. The Man from Utah52. Man of the Forest53. Man of the Frontier54. McLintock55. Mohawk56. My Pal Trigger57. The Mystery of the Hooded Horsemen58. The Oklahoma Cyclone59. One-Eyed Soldiers60. The Outlaw61. Painted Desert62. Paradise Canyon63. Paroled to Die64. Phantom Rancher65. Public Cowboy No. 166. Rage at Dawn67. Randy Rides Alone68. Riders of Destiny69. Riders of the Whistling Pines70. Riders of the Whistling Skull71. Rim of the Canyon72. Rollin' Plains73. Rough Riders' Round-Up74. Round-Up Time in Texas75. Sagebrush Trail76. Santa Fe Trail77. Savage Guns78. Savage Journey79. Seven Alone80. She Came to the Valley81. Sheriff of Tombstone82. Showdown at Williams Creek83. Sing, Cowboy, Sing84. Song of the Gringo85. Springtime in the Rockies86. Stagecoach to Denver87. The Star Packer88. The Sundowners89. Tex Rides with the Boy Scouts90. Texas Terror91. This Man Can't Die92. Trinity and Sartana93. Under California Stars94. Utah95. Vengeance Valley96. West of the Divide97. White Comanche98. Wildfire99. Young Bill Hickok100. Yuma  (less)