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I like to see a football side more as a character than a staid team and meaningless mascot. What is a Power in any case?
Geelong in the eighties and nineties was Robin Hood (played by Erol Flynn of course). Swashbuckling and daring.
Richmond, for the last five years have been the Darth Vader of the AFL. And Melbourne and Western Bulldogs are the New Avengers. Not the Marvel sort but the sixties television series.
Robin Hood has been part of the popular culture lexicon for eons. From the original folklore, to the Erol Flynn classic movies, to Disney’s fur-covered fever dream and beyond, the tale of Robin of Locksley and his band of Merry Men have captured the hearts of generations. However, one area where the titular character has arguably struggled to find a foothold is gaming.
While several Robin Hood games have been released, few are still talked about today. The fine folks at Sumo Newcastle (one of the newer additions to the Sumo Digital family, who developed games like
Hotshot Racing) and publisher Focus Home Interactive have set out to fix this. Their solution: Hood: Outlaws & Legends, a PvPvE game in the vein of
Yet, as a Hotel Sales Professional, best to heed them. Beyond the ravages of a global pandemic, is the obliteration of all you knew about how customers (guests) make decisions and the ever-accelerating algorithms of artificial intelligence.