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[[File:Mad max big chief.jpg|thumb|300px|We can bitch, we're past the Big Chief!]] | |||
[[ | If you're looking for a game with a fuckload of derivative 'Fetch Quests' and a learning curve somewhat akin to a 90° angle that plays like a stiffer, more barren version of [[Batman|Arkham Knight]] then you found it right here stud. | ||
Looking to capitalize on the success of '''Mad Max Fury Road''' Warner Brothers realeased this game a few months after the movie. | |||
If you want something to throw $15 and say you got something out of it, let us recommend '''Fury Road''' because, for an action game, Mad Max is short on the [[Whore|Bimbos]] in next to nothing outfits. | |||
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*[[Ausfailia]] | |||
*[[Cars]] | |||
*[[U mad?]] | |||
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If you're looking for a game with a fuckload of derivative 'Fetch Quests' and a learning curve somewhat akin to a 90° angle that plays like a stiffer, more barren version of Arkham Knight then you found it right here stud.
Looking to capitalize on the success of Mad Max Fury Road Warner Brothers realeased this game a few months after the movie.
If you want something to throw $15 and say you got something out of it, let us recommend Fury Road because, for an action game, Mad Max is short on the Bimbos in next to nothing outfits.
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