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Downton Abbey Meets Magic: The Gathering, and It Is Glorious

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Kirk Hamilton and 76 others

Okay, yes, fine. This post is at least partly an excuse for me to finally tag something "Downton Abbey" here at Kotaku. But in this case, the tag is warranted—over at Kill Screen, writer Sarah Elmaleh (who some of you may remember as the voice of Aeris in that column I wrote about silent protagonists) and illustrator… » 2/29/12 5:00pm 2/29/12 5:00pm

Why Video Games with Silent Heroes Had the Best Soundtracks