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Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Sacrifice is a beat 'em up horror video game developed by Romanian developer Beast Studios for the Nintendo DS. It released in March 2009. [3] The game mixes beat 'em up and first-person shooter elements. Rob Des Hotel, one of the television show's writers, wrote the story for the game, which is set after the seventh ...
Buffy recognizes the faces of the robed figures as harbingers representing the First Evil (first encountered four years ago) and realizes that is who they are dealing with. The ghosts haunting them, the games being played on them and the impending danger that will come from beneath are all connected to the First.
Fortunately, Buffy the Vampire Slayer is an exception." [23] Entertainment Weekly gave it a B and said that "as vampire videogames go, Slayer doesn't suck." [24] Maxim gave it seven out of ten and called it "eye-popping". [26] GameSpot named Buffy the runner-up for its August 2002 "Xbox Game of the Month" award. [27]
Xander appears in video games based on Buffy. Brendon lent his voice for Xander in the 2002 Buffy game for Xbox and the multi-console 2003 video game Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Chaos Bleeds, in which Xander is a playable character. In the 2002 game, Xander is not a playable character, but Buffy can acquire weapons from him over the course of the ...
Buffy befriends a schoolmate, Eve , and discovers she is terminally ill. She recruits Uncle Bill to help make her better, but the poor prognosis inspires the family to do something nice for Eve. Trivia: Eve is the 2nd 'Brady' to appear on Family Affair; Robert Reed appeared in the Season One episode "Think Deep".
She also opened up about the tragic fates of several of her "Family Affair" co-stars, Brian Keith, who died by suicide, and Anissa Jones, who died of a drug overdose at just 18 years old.
Waltrip was listed as the owner of the No. 44 and No. 55, while his wife Buffy was listed as the owner of the No. 00. After the first round of qualifying for the 2007 Daytona 500 , NASCAR inspectors found evidence in the engine intake manifold that Waltrip, Reutimann, and Jarrett's teams had used an illegal unspecified oxygenate fuel additive ...
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