Guacamelee costume DLC returns from the dead

Once more,crotchless swimsuits with feeling! Guacamelee's first DLC pack is available in North America again following its initial problematic launch earlier this month. Europe and the rest of the world can go clothes shopping tomorrow.The Guacamelee Costume Pack, which costs $1.99, includes three different costumes: the Pollo Luchador, a chicken suit that restores health over time; the Skeleton suit, an undead garment bestowing infinite stamina; and the Identity Swap outfit, which increases strike damage at the cost of throw damage. These outfits also accompany a series of new DLC-related Trophies.Two of the stars of "Boardwalk Empire," Jack Huston and Michael K. Williams, sat recently on one of the show's exquisite nightclub sets, talking about how few scenes they have together. 

Huston plays Richard Harrow, a hired gun whose disturbing half-mask hides not just his war injuries but also his innate decency.sexy school girl cheap Williams plays Chalky White, the head of Atlantic City's African-American rackets,crotch less sets who commits crimes for the betterment of his family.They can't be on screen together very often, Williams explained to TheWrap, because too many people would die. "When you see Chalky or Harrow, you know that something's going to go down," said Williams. "You don't want to be in a scene with them. You know they're going to start making multiples of your wardrobe."Making multiples? Williams, an expert in rendering his co-stars unemployed given his role on "The Wire" as stickup man Omar Little, explained why actors don't want to hear that phrase fling thong.

"When you get multiples, you're gonna die," he said. "When they shoot over and over, they get blood on the clothes,thongbikini and they have to do it again … When you see multiples of your wardrobe, it's usually when Harrow or Chalky's in the room."On the season finale of Boardwalk's third and best season, Harrow single-handedly took out a bordello full of gangsters, even as White joined in a brutal standoff to put down a gangster uprising. Many multiples were made. But the build-up to that bloodshed was long. The show metes out violence as strategically as a speakeasy would its best whiskey. When it arrives, not everyone is left standing.